Ayse Sultana Goes Crazy Seeing Farya in Wedding Dress! | Magnificent Century Kosem

[@WiccanMami6369]

Queen Hurrem Sultana never cried or made a scene in front of her little ones. Unlike Mahi, Ayse, and so many others she leaves her children out of harms way and attempts to protect them at all costs.. this is wild.

[@Anu-uz2wo]

Farya never existed, I don't know why they created her in the first place. On the other hand Ayse was there and the show has completely ruined her image for a fictional character..i dont know why ???

[@20PINKluvr]

She was based on a real person though

[@shirereeve287]

@@20PINKluvr Yep, Semsisah Sultan

[@melamo71]

True. I take everything in the series with a grain of salt and then read about the real-life people who are being portrayed in the series. I’m thinking the writers embellish for the sake of drama for the viewers. I must admit that the series piqued my interest and I’ve learned a great deal about the Ottoman Empire by researching on my own.

[@CusterJ1954]

the way she stares at her stepchildren at the wedding feast!

[@suesmith8372]

Two insults in a row, first by her new sister-in-law, then immediately after by her new mother-in-law. Farya took it like a champ. She is above both of them, and she knows that she's the one who has Murad's love, in spite of those two. And neither of them will ever be as beautiful as she is, in her wedding dress, especially.

[@i_dreamer]

15:00 This dialogue and every Sultan 🤝

[@jodha3064]

I think the Problem wasnt the That he got married but that she is a free Christian Woman a Princess on Top of that who did not convert

[@shrutiiyer9531]

No the problem is he married a free woman. That’s not how the harem works

[@Blooming_Crystals]

@@shrutiiyer9531… you have to marry a free woman. You can’t just marry a slave that wouldn’t be how it works

[@MMA_BEASTHUB]

Muslim can marry women of book that's Jew and Christian.... Without conversion

[@Maria-co9eg]

I think that Sultan Ibrahim's legal wife Humasah was also a free Christian woman.

[@drfhgs428]

@@Maria-co9eg In the series she was, but in real life she wasn't free woman when she and Ibrahim married.

[@Maria-co9eg]

It's nice to see Turkish George Clooney in this video.

[@dyannahoney2255]

Who is Turkish George Clooney? I can't figure out.

[@valkyriekinman]

​@@dyannahoney2255 5:35

[@suesmith8372]

​@@dyannahoney2255She means Silahtar. I see the resemblance.

[@HavaKara-n4n]

​@@dyannahoney2255😂😂😂

[@nielubieinceli]

Does Ayse's character do anything beside: a. crying b. screaming c. asking for being executed?

[@oddy1081]

what does Farya more💀💀💀💀

[@Sriwijaya888]

Suicide?

[@Maria-co9eg]

@@oddy1081 None of them, troll.

[@cuteunicorn5389]

@@Maria-co9egall of them troll 😂

[@CadwallonMawr]

For starters I think Farya saved Murad's life once (maybe twice), Atike's once, Kosem's once, exposed Sanavber as a Persian spy, obtained the letter from Ayse incriminating Gulbahar, got Gulbahar to confess & bore two princes for the dynasty. @@oddy1081

[@ГалинаКитаева-ш5г]

Метин и Фарах одухотворили образы Мурада и Фарьи. Их любовная история смотрится с 🙏💕большим интересом.

[@CadwallonMawr]

Yeah, you're right. They are great together

[@Maria-co9eg]

5:08 "That woman will never give a prince to the Dynasty", yeah, that's because you killed her unborn child, Ayse! It's too bad that Ayse wasn't alive to see Farya give birth to male twins.

[@dyannahoney2255]

Ugly Farya always wanted to take the place of beautiful Ayșe, to make her suffer. Good that Farya will end up dead, too..she believes she's so important, not for nothing she gets along well with Atike.

[@oddy1081]

and then oop FARYA SLAVE DIES💀

[@jagritikumari4012]

@@dyannahoney2255 so beauty standards will now tell who's a worthy partner ?

[@Maria-co9eg]

​@@dyannahoney2255Farya never murdered untold numbers of innocent people because of her jealousy.

[@ineffablegabe]

Male twins who died soon after Farya the idiot was hung by kosem

[@Caramelpop86]

I'm sorry but Farya is making a crazy face when he takes off for veil 😂.

[@suesmith8372]

Crazy in love. His expression looking back at her was a little goofy, too. They both just look so happy with each other!

[@CadwallonMawr]

Agreed. I actually thought her smile was very sweet@@suesmith8372

[@ヨムナ-h8k]

Well, I don't like either Ayşe or farya but I see Ayşe is so of a feeler person, how could she rage like this infront of the children They are more important than her stupid feeling tbh

[@nielubieinceli]

Well, women arent slaves to some bastards just because they gave birth to them. Of course her feelings are important.

[@ヨムナ-h8k]

@@nielubieinceli ok but the feelings of a child is much more important than a grown up Children are also humans and the parents must be responsible for their growth physically and emotionally At least this my opinion

[@nielubieinceli]

@@ヨムナ-h8k sure, they are important. But why MORE important? Ayse was treated horribly. Why do you have a problem with her instead of having a problem with her abuser?

[@ヨムナ-h8k]

@@nielubieinceli I don't support sultan murad either 😂 Well, They are all mistaken in different ways 😂

[@TJRhea]

​@@nielubieinceliAyse goes on to kill her own children, so she absolutely deserves some blame.

[@annstillwell730]

Farya never existed and Ayse lived to an old age. Not sure on any of her kids though.

[@princess7jasmine]

Practically none of Murad's sons lived to adulthood.

[@lisabaxley271]

Farya, do exists...No under that name...She was semsisah haseki Sultan, born name Princess Zilihan Dadiani...She was the daughter of Levan II Dadiani...She was a princess from Mingrelia, actual Georgia from the Osmanli Dynasti ...She was the only legal wife of sultan Murad IV...The story in the series was change a little....But Murad in real life married a princes from other country...Childs two or four. In record Hafsa y Ayse Sultan....

[@suesmith8372]

@@lisabaxley271 Wow, thank you for that research! Also, do you know if she was buried with the rest of the royalty?

[@kishorek2272]

But polygamy was common in every Empire's history right, Then how this legal marriage between sultan Murad Khan iv of ottoman empire and princess Farya sultan of Hungary in this series was turned into a betrayal🇹🇷?

[@basiaann3808]

Polygamy was common but not marriage. Sultan was given a harem. Marriage was more European tradition

[@Maria-co9eg]

That mass murderer Ayse Sultana probably considered Murad's marriage to Princess Farya a betrayal since she had been Murad's favorite before he met Farya.

[@TMNmedia]

It is common, well they got weird practice not Islamic.

[@TMNmedia]

@@basiaann3808 marriage is not European tradition lol polygamy in marriage is common as well. But look down upon I guess with the ottoman idk.

[@basiaann3808]

It wasn't common practice for Sultan to marry. They kept slaves/concubines in harem. Even Atike said Murad can't marry member of different dynasty(it was common practice in Europe)

[@boburmirzoakbaraliyav6482]

Honestly, Atike and Farya are the most annoying characters in the whole series

[@deb2525]

They are my 2 favorites

[@boburmirzoakbaraliyav6482]

@@deb2525 good for you

[@Hansel_0]

I 100% agree really don’t like them

[@EmmeStAnne]

They are the most annoying and get along the most.

[@suesmith8372]

I liked Farya for her courage and her strength, and her ability to fight equal to a man for her country. But she was still very feminine in her appearance. I think Murad liked that, too. She was genuinely a nice person and the two of them got along very well. When she found out about Ayse and his children, he assured her that she, Farya, was his favorite, and he only considered Ayse a concubine, one of many, but special because she was the mother of his children. I think that he had long ago determined that Ayse was unstable, and never intended on marriage to anyone until he met Farya, who insisted that as a free woman she would never be part of a harem. For her, it was marriage or nothing. It was Kosem who kept trying to force concubines onto him. I liked Aitke when she first formed a friendship with Farya, making her feel welcome while Murad decided the fate of Hungary. My opinion changed when she went after Silahtar, who was not fair to her in the beginning about his feelings for her sister. Silahtar finally made it clear to all three that his heart was with her sister, but it was wrong of Aitke to use her closeness with Murad to prevent the marriage of her sister to Silahtar. Murad was wrongly persuaded to make a bad decision, and it ended badly, with Silahtar paying the price. He never forgave Aitke, and was hated by Kosem for not treating Aitke like his wife as a result. Because Farya and Silahtar were Murad's closest confidants, Kosem had Kemankes murder them both on the same night to regain her influence over Murad.

[@kellyyork3898]

Do t be sad. You can always adopt. ; )

[@brendanguyen9647]

Murad treated Ayse so badly. I’m glad she took her children away permanently from him

[@tashfiarahman9600]

Did he cared for even her dead body??

[@cisio64123]

Ayse whines about Farya being rewarded with a higher position than her by Murad while clearly not realizing that as a free princess it was her royal birth not Murad that had already given Farya a higher status over her a slave / concubine regardless. Farya by simply being a free woman regardless of her royal status would still have been above ANY concubine in the palace. She also wants to say it's a slap in the face to her that Murad married Farya because she will never give a prince to the dynasty when Ayse was the one who caused the death of her unborn child....the sheer lack of awareness of some people.

[@joanneduval5532]

Wedding dresses were not white in those days

[@asmaanaiim6699]

They were for Christian, and farya was christian

[@joanneduval5532]

@@asmaanaiim6699 no Christians only started wearing white after queen Elizabeth deemed it as a colour of virtue and purity. Since then white gowns and veils were worn only for a sacred marriage or a sacred baptismal.

[@asmaanaiim6699]

@joanneduval5532 That's interesting, thanks! I just watched another episode, atike and geverhan were wearing white dresses too for their wedding . It seems like a glitch in the script 😅😂

[@joanneduval5532]

@@asmaanaiim6699 not all scenes are necessarily true. Many are fictional. And I I just realized I said Queen Elizabeth when I meant Queen Victoria. I should have researched it better. Apparently Anne of Brittany did wear a white dress during her 1499 marriage to Louis XII of France. But it eventually became popular when Queen Victoria wore a white dress.

[@jewels2799]

To add to your comment , white was often worn for mourning. But then became a status thing because only the rich could afford keeping it clean

[@micheleford4282]

im convinced this sultan must have been nuts he shouldnt have been in power at all

[@suewiseley2724]

that's all kosem wanted was power and she didn't care who she killed to get it.

[@dipanwitadasgupta5221]

So tv Kosem sultana makes a blessing that grief hostility sorrows be far away from the marriage but question is all 3 will be brought by you do wouldn't it be better to say wish Kosem sultan was far far away😅

[@HavaKara-n4n]

Aysenin güzelligi Farya bücür kaliyor be muroo netting

[@kellyyork3898]

This guy. SMH. Get over him and enjoy your life.

[@ΔημΣΚ-ο7η]

Murad has no right to do such a thing! Valide sultana will never accept farya as sultana! Long live to the eternal Valide Sultan!

[@ΔημΣΚ-ο7η]

@Julian Cain you have serious problems

[@renateserenay2032]

​@@ΔημΣΚ-ο7η εσυ πρωτη απ όλους εισαι ψυχοπαθής

[@tashfiarahman9600]

Suleiman also did the same thing.. Then why murad can't?? Both are Sultan..

[@ΔημΣΚ-ο7η]

@@tashfiarahman9600 because valide sultan decides here.

[@tashfiarahman9600]

@@ΔημΣΚ-ο7η and what about hurrem??

[@GabyHernandez-rv3vo]

😮😮

[@geetavansiya3376]

All muslim kings love non muslim girls...Anastasia, faria

[@renateserenay2032]

Ayşe was a slave either so ex christian

[@rimzakarani1300]

Anything unusual is wanted!