Here Comes Hurrem the Free! | Magnificent Century Episode 40

Here Comes Hurrem the Free! "NO MORE HURREM THE CONCUBINE"
Magnificent Century Episode 40 👉 • Magnificent Century Ep...
Sultana finds Leo's notebook and questiones Hurrem. Hurrem tries to explain her that she is innocent. Sultana offers Hurrem two choices about her future. Hurrem needs to make a tough decision.
Sultana has an argument with Hurrem and has a deadly heart attack. Will Sultana get over that disease? Hatice and Mahidevran shows Hurrem responsible of Sultana's disease. Hurrem gets in trouble. Will Hurrem be able to prevent Leo's notebook coming up?
Ottoman Empire besieges Vienna despite all the difficulties and problems. Ottmans are keepin the heart of Europe in their hands now. However, the circumstances get harder day by dat as the battle takes longer. How long will Sultan Suleiman prolong the battle?
Ibrahim becomes unhappy of seeing Nigar in his palace. In the mean time, Nigar is aware that the problem she has caused. Nigar's solution drifts her to a terrible end.
Hurrem suffers that her lots of her rights have been taken away from her as a slave, and solving Hurrem's problem is in Suleiman's hand.
At the age of 26, when he ascended to the throne, Sultan Suleiman aimed to build an empire more powerful than Alexander the Great and to render the Ottomans invincible. Throughout his 46-year reign, he became the greatest warrior and ruler of both East and West.
The young Suleiman received news of his succession to the throne during a hunting party in 1520. Unaware that he would be ruling a reign beyond his dreams, he left behind his wife son and took to the road with his close friend and companion Pargali Ibrahim to reach the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. As they started their journey overland, an Ottoman ship set sail from Crimea in the Black Sea, bringing female slaves as gifts for the Ottoman palace… On this ship was Alexandra La Rossa, the daughter of a Ukrainian Orthodox minister, taken away from her family and sold to the Crimean palace. She had no idea that she would become Hurrem, wife of Sultan Suleiman and mother of princes, ruling the empire with him through bloodshed and intrigue.
As Sultan Suleiman conquered the world, his great passion for Hurrem would clash with his love for and trust in his closest friend and advisor, Grand Vizier Pargali Ibrahim, all set against the backdrop of the tension between Christian Europe and the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century.
Cast: Halit Ergenç, Nebahat Çehre, Meryem Uzerli, Okan Yalabık, Nur Aysan, Selma Ergeç, Sema Keçik, Filiz Ahmet, Selim Bayraktar, Selen Öztürk, Nihan Büyükağaç, Burcu Tuna, Merve Oflaz, Arif Erkin, Ali Uyandıran, Alp Öyken, Murat Tüzün, Doğan Turan, Gökhan Çelebi, Yüksel Ünal.
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[@gillianbradfield8254]

So careful with her words to be freed and start her plan to wed Suleiman. It's part of why he couldn't stay mad, she never asked him to free her, he chose to, and she did do the charity work she claimed to want to for which she had to be free. None could match her influence.

[@annieking2591]

It’s mind blowing realizing Anne Boleyn and Hurrem were alive at the same time. 🤯

[@lar.8168]

I just recently thought about that, the 16th century was magnificent indeed!

[@rebeccadeal2560]

Had to do a bit of research after that because that’s cool 😊 looks like during her lifetime we also had the reign of Ivan the Terrible (1547-1584)

[@Olesia_MP]

​@@rebeccadeal2560Yeah. Ivan The Terrible from Russia (what was called Moscovia at that period), Hurrem from Ukraine (what was called Rus, Rusia, Ruthenia). 😂

[@nimueviviana4487]

They even wed most likely in the same year (1533)

[@lar.8168]

@@nimueviviana4487 True!!!

[@cubemissy]

Oh, she is SMOOTH. Setting Hafsa up to show displeasure at the change.

[@Redluna32]

She really did, both here and in real life, know exactly how to handle him. Which makes sense as, in the end, she remained the person he spent the most time with.

[@jaimeedowell1383]

The first two days they spent together he said he hasnt laughed like that i a long time. She made him laugh

[@jaimeedowell1383]

@daydreamer_55 most men will say that above all its the woman who makes him laugh that he loves the most. Beauty fades. Personality doesn't.

[@QueenKatrielDaniel02]

This woman just came and won the sultan's heart with her fiery ways and her cheerful laugh. I still remember Suleiman's expression when he named her Hurrem. She gave him joy so much that he didn't want to leave her presence. I think in her making him laugh he actually forgot the passage of time. And it's interesting how all the things she is are those things they say is forbidden for any woman of the sultan to be. Still she ruled over all the women he ever indulged in. No man wants a wallflower

[@balapranav7096]

Gul Aga being a proud great friend right there listening to Hurrem informing her freedom is just ♥️♥️

[@Redluna32]

Right? I love how everyone else is stuck in shock while he's just off to the side looking like he wants to cheer.

[@haimahmanongcarang3615]

​@@Redluna32 ❤❤ 😊

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Even Daye was impressed

[@bbcherryfx2390]

This show remains my favorite even after so many years

[@tennehbility8596]

very emotional she came from nowhere and became something biggest and unbelievable only Allah has our destiny ❤

[@ritz2243]

Sumbul & Gul Aga always make my day 😂

[@findingkarma]

Freedom is the biggest gift of all

[@Redluna32]

While I understand that it was probably done to maximize the drama of it all, it always felt odd to me that the show decided to have Hürrem's ascendancy come before Hafsa's death because, in reality, that was the entire catalyst for it and had most likely been held off during her lifetime to not unseat her rightfully earned place as the family elder. To be fair, some of this is influenced too by someone once pointing out how it makes so much more sense for Firuze's arc to have come here instead, making her the final hurtle for Hürrem to overcome.

[@savannahshane2231]

This show is highly inaccurate.

[@texanlady4]

Hafsa actually liked Hurrem in real life, and Suleiman did hold off in marrying until after his mother died so his mother would be the most important woman in the palace. If he had married Hurrem before she would have ranked over his mother, and none of them wanted that.

[@svetlankam8223]

how can you perverse the hystory so much? don`t you have logic at all? there was never anyone like that "firuze" for Suleyman! as well as anyone else after Hurrem. Mahi was also sent far away RIGHT AFTER her attempt tp beat up Hurrem, as it was portrayed at the very beginning (with the wrong ending :)). And Suleyman married Hurrem after Hafsa died, because: 1) he didn`t want to unnerve his mother too much, because it could have really been a shock for her, although she DID like Hurrem! 2) so appropriate time coinsided, because Suley was almost constantly ar wars, and he rarely had enough time to use it as an apportunity to properly prepare such an incredible and unheard of before thing as official marriage to a concubine.

[@Redluna32]

@@svetlankam8223 A bit difficult to tell whether you're referring to the show "perverting" history or myself, but I _think_ (or hope?) it's the former here. Still, I do have to point out that there are actually some inaccuracies with what you're stating here. For example, not only do historians question the credibility of the beating that occurred, there's no evidence that Mahidevran was ever exiled for it. She didn't leave the capital until 1533 to follow Mustafa to his first sanjak posting, per traditions of the time, not exile, and that would've been a full decade or more _after_ the supposed inccident took place. As for the marriage, I'm going to let an actual historian speak more eloquently than myself on the actual causes behind it and why it couldn't have occurred either during Hafsa's lifetime or while Mahidevran was still in the palace. “The conjunction of these two events in the spring of 1534-Hafsa’s demise and Suleyman’s urgent need to go east-is the most likely explanation for the timing of the marriage. Several factors were apparently at play, the most obvious being that Hafsa’s death made wedding Roxelana feasible. Elevating a concubine through marriage would have dishonored the queen mother by diminishing her well-deserved and hard-earned status as the ranking female of the Ottoman dynasty. Hafsa was the family elder, the only person in whose presence her son was said to rise to his feet. Nor was the marriage likely to happen while Mahidevran still lived in the Old Palace, but that issue had resolved itself a year earlier. There were other pressing reasons for securing Roxelana’s status. As always, when grand vizier and sultan were both absent, a loyal and dependable deputy governor was assigned to administer and supervise Istanbul. But with his mother gone, his confidant Ibrahim on the frontier, and his only adult son assigned to monitor all Anatolia, Suleyman was in want of a trusted intimate in the capital."-Leslie Peirce. _Empress of the East: How a European Slave Girl Became Queen of the Ottoman Empire_

[@katl3892]

History is one thing and this is a TV series so it has to have some interesting moments and characters must have antagonists. So in the real life both women could be best friends but here Hurrem needs enemies. Isn't it funny to see Hafsa and Mahidevran's reaction?

[@Devine-486]

In this whole series.....only Hurrwm earned her space.... Everyone else already has it by birth...Hurrem did you actual effort

[@olgajastrzebska5607]

She deserved that freedom.

[@kkpandian1]

7:28 அழகு ஹுற்றம் அழகு சிரிப்பு ஆயிரம் அர்த்தங்களுடன்.

[@shahadab3962]

Idk but thank god i live in 2023

[@Juststayhopeful]

🤣

[@jirah-annfuentes1166]

Omg 😂 my what if hits me😂

[@emelitamiranda2236]

I love hurem..

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW I cheer every time Hurrem advances! She is my favorite character. I also love Ibrahim and Haice love story.

[@_Thatmuslimgirl]

Smart women. She ruled the sultan with her cunningness

[@FinarfinNoldorin]

I LOVED THIS SHOW so MUCH!!

[@user-gp3xf7jp9n]

Hurrem sultan won hafsa and mahidevil once again.

[@Kpopandmorethanthat]

Hurrems beautiful laugh always fills the room ❤️

[@LoluEternalCouple]

Political law emotional manipulation and cunning with a cheerful personality and also pretty educated That's enough how hurrem managed to rise as the sultana of ottoman

[@JadeLwoj]

You look at how Hurrem navigated to getting herself free in comparison to how Mahidevran all but demanded it, and WHEW.

[@tatianalyulkin410]

And the Oscar for the Best Female Lead in a Drama goes to... my Auntie Roksolana! 🤣

[@thewildqueen4976]

My goodness I wish Turkish shows were on the Emmy list.

[@opheriayu]

When she told him she loved him, she told him that she wanted to believe in the aallah he believed in SO she could see things the way he did. She already earnestly tried to end her life because she couldn't bear to be without him. Her actions focus on her right to be with the man she loves and have a family with him. Not the throne. Just power to be near him. She focuses on that throne once she sees that her children are truly immediately threatened when he leaves for Campaign. He believes her, and really, she wanted it truly, and it shows. She wants anything that would make sure her sincerity for him to be returned safely is evident. It's always her sincerity that wins her everything. Sure, she kills 5 burds with one stone, but she still wants everything for him and her and their little family. She's still the little girl who wanted a HAPPY family with the man she loves 😊

[@Juliamarcinkowska-rk9zw]

isn't Sultan most important person so he can't decide?

[@shahinakhanjee1006]

People says that mahidevran is a concubine but they forget that she was freed .

[@user-et7kg7ic9p]

She was never freed. She came as a slave and died a slave.

[@user-cp6vd6ww9c]

Хюрем своей хитростью одурманила султана полностью

[@jupiterorange5704]

Гюль ага 😂😂😂😂❤❤

[@jirah-annfuentes1166]

Im so confused what's really the language of this movie

[@nimueviviana4487]

turkish

[@kyradavis7130]

I don't understand why they are so upset about this

[@sggg2604]

You can't see you competitor getting more than you.

[@pu7396]

Wasn’t the girl in beige & Pink holding the white cloth the same woman for young Mahidevran?

[@nickyzaman927]

Time/?

[@together8958]

I don’t think so

[@pu7396]

@@together8958 yes she is.

[@user-nz6rf5df4j]

​@@together8958yes she is

[@mimioweida9333]

People say her love for Suleiman was so pure yet she sneakily tricked and blackmailed him to increase her power.

[@_Thatmuslimgirl]

If she didn’t do it, another woman would. She did what was needed for her and her kids. The love she had for him might not have been pure but it was there.

[@organolarosa1395]

Life as woman in that era is a survival mode so don't talk like you're not going to do the same if you're in that era as Hurrem 😂 she has no one but Suleiman

[@sggg2604]

Yeah, all women's were same.

[@user-sw7dg6tq7s]

Аенғ

[@luckyme0888]

Such over acting in this episode.

[@bienfin8011]

Then for Sure U don't know What "Acting" is.. ! 🥱