How Could You Dare to Marry Hurrem Off? | Magnificent Century

How Could You Dare to Marry Hurrem Off? "DON'T DRIVE ME MAD!"
Magnificent Century Episode 7 👉 • Magnificent Century Ep...
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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[@sukiyaki7845]

When I see this show each time even after the endings........ time to time i come across some episodes to watch but i become addictive to continue to watch even more episodes then one 🤫 😆

[@Karan.4306]

Same I do

[@kkpandian1]

நானும் அப்படியே

[@InsaaniatDost]

i addicted too since 8 years❣🌹

[@seridevi2501]

Same here 😅

[@applegraceeyas2482]

Me too... 😉😁

[@elisalizy3273]

17:18 gosh even when he was just a newborn mehmed has been suleiman favorite

[@nazyadlakhdari6191]

Yes he already viewed him as the Sultan Did you see the express when Ibrahim mentioned Mustafa taking the throne ??

[@20PINKluvr]

Very sad that his life was cut short 😢

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

That's usually how it goes with rulers who had harems. Kings/Sultans/Emperor's only favored kids born of their favorite women. Meanwhile children born to the unfavored women were almost always discarded by their father as 'extras'. Mehmet was born of Hurrem who Suleiman was madly in love with. So being the firstborn from her, Suleiman already decided he was to be the heir. Meanwhile, since Mahidevran fell out of favor with Suleiman, Mustafa had to pay the price for it.

[@jinx7501]

The moment his mother realized that the lion does not bow to others. Rather refreshing to watch her get knocked down a peg.

[@GosieKin]

@15:24... Oh boy, Hünkarım opened the door by himself. That's the sign of the Oncoming Storm.....

[@lisamccarthy4239]

I have watched this show twice fully and when videos pop up on my Facebook feed, I still watch them and think wait a minute I don’t remember that lol. Absolutely loved this show. First time I locked myself in my room for weeks binge watching it. Every episode would end so good I couldn’t wait to watch it later. I didn’t sleep for 5 days. The first time you are to busy reading the sub titles you can’t see everything. So then you can go back and watch it again and not really have to be glued to reading.

[@himtheemperoradityaofindia]

For those who are wondering who is Cem Sultan, Cem Sultan was the younger brother of Sultan Suleimian's grandfather Sultan Bayezid II

[@20PINKluvr]

And he happened to flee from the capital because he'd be killed

[@mariametaterran3008]

Except he wasn't captured and held hostage. He lost the war for the throne to his brother and fled the empire with his family. He sought refuge on Rhodes, and his Sultan brother ended up paying them annually to keep him comfortably imprisoned rather than demanding his head or risking him trying to seize the throne. He died before the Ottomans took Rhodes, and Suleiman had his son killed. It's a weird deviation and I'm not sure why the writers did it, other than to maybe soften Suleiman's image.

[@patrickmartin6449]

So, in other words, Cem Sultan was Suleiman's great-uncle?

[@edgloss1299]

​@@patrickmartin6449if Cem Sultan is the brother of Sulaeman's grandfather, the Cem Sultan is also Sulaeman's grandfather

[@allenamores464]

Hafsa Valide Sultana's demeanor is really different from the rest of the Valide Sultanas in the series.

[@SandyFischler]

She came to the palace as a Sultana, the others rose up through the ranks from slaves.

[@opheriayu]

​@SandyFischler just adding to this comment, this is only according to the series 😊 I see too many people getting confused comparing historic fact and the ones in the series. 😅

[@luisacastaneda33]

He sacrificed Lala's position for the sake of Hurrem. What a great love😮

[@cierakitty]

Yes, when the men were given the cups of wine to drink to the new prince being born...and Lala did not drink...Sueliman knew

[@cheekybabe666]

​@@cierakittywhat do you mean?

[@edgloss1299]

​​​​@@cheekybabe666Suleiman knew the lala didn't feel happy for the prince born ( mehmet ) after he heard it was hurrem who gave birth to him, because lala only thinks of his son being heartbroken and was mad at the thought of being deceived by Valide Sultana ... And due to those 2, he got personal issues with the royal family .. And to avoid any possibility of drama or being betrayed by lala, Suleiman let him go of his position

[@Dreamfyre]

@@edgloss1299 It was all Valide’s fault. She shouldn’t have dared to try and marry off her son’s favorite l.

[@opheriayu]

​@@Dreamfyrenot only that, dhe tried to marry of a concubine who was a favourite which means, she was not a virgin 🤦🏾‍♀️ How indescent and not genuine that was to someone who advised and took care of her son she was. He was used and rightfully upset and was dismissed for it. I think he was fairly compensated though. Still, what a shame.

[@zion371]

Valide: You may as well announce your love for Hurrem at Friday's sermon. Sultan: I might be doing it. 😂😂😂 I only just noticed how funny that was.

[@20PINKluvr]

The ambassadors reaction to the sultan having his command tent set up in Buda 😂😂

[@mariatoni5355]

Ah, der junge Süleyman, rotzfrech und angeberisch - tolle Vorbild für den noch jünger Mustafa!- Was kam davon wissen wir alle.🤦🙆🤷

[@charleneannegellie4998]

My thoughts about why dismissed the lala pasha whose son wants to marry Hurrem: more of because he thinks that lala is favored or is under Valide and does what Valide orders. (Sort of under her power.) Correct me if I'm wrong. I carefully thought of it because I don't think there's no way it is just because he wanted no one over Hurrem or whatsoever.

[@Redluna32]

It's unlikely to be anything quite so underhanded, at least not on the pasha's part. These arrangements weren't considered uncommon, particularly not when handled through the Valide, who supervised the entire harem. The exceedingly uncommon part, which the man had no way to know, was that he wasn't speaking of a regular servant but instead a woman held high in the sultan's favor.

[@karenhenry1233]

Yeah, I wondered about that. Lala was clueless about Hurrem. He didn't know that she was the Sultan's favorite. The Valide is the one at fault. She knew better than to think Suleyman would give her up. I think she was trying to get rid of her in the Sultan's absence, but her plan failed.

[@kayodewa]

In this circumstance there was a massive breach of etiquette by valide. Since she can't be punnished, someone of lesser position will be punnished. That was the reason lala was retired.

[@charleneannegellie4998]

@@kayodewa Somehow, I am thinking of that too. Probably that is the highest possible (if not no.1) reason I can think of. Like someone has to take responsibility. And to kind of let Valide know she can't just do things like that (giving away his favorite..something abt authority thingy going on.)

[@bezukaking6860]

Valide claims that Vizier Lala Kasim Pasha was the one to initiate the process to get Hurrem as his daughter-in-law. This would be considered ... distasteful, I think, since you're asking for favour from the royal family instead of them granting it to you as a reward (see: how Magnificent Century handles the Damat/Bridegroom system of marrying their daughters to prominent Pashas). Is Valide lying? Yep. However, what dues Suleyman know? All he knows is that poor Kasim Pasha was the one to bring this to his attention. This would make him sound enough like a self-starter in this regard to suggest that the Valide is not lying. Therefore, the problem was that Kasim Pasha appeared to have misbehaved, and a misbehaving Pasha is not fit for the Divan.

[@user-gp3xf7jp9n]

Send hafsa to old palace where she belongs, and mahidevil somewhere far away. That way, lot of things will be prevented.

[@katarinasvensson9801]

Exactly it was insane to keep them all under the same roof

[@nicolettetallmadge3254]

After Mahidevran beat Hurrem, Sulieman told Valide to send her away. But Valide didn’t listen and kept Mahidevran in the palace. Mahidevran poisoning Hurrem should have been the final straw, but Valide’s favoritism towards her overruled her good sense and she let her stay in the palace. Ended up causing her a lot of headaches in the end.

[@asurmenhandofasuryan4610]

@@nicolettetallmadge3254 Suleiman himself had the power to send Mahidevran away. He was just being utterly spineless.

[@user-gp3xf7jp9n]

@@nicolettetallmadge3254 he should have sent her

[@karenaapus4307]

16:17 in the real history Suleyman was only loyal to Hurrem after their marriage and the love they had for wach other was incomparable for the time. I wish they had kept this throughout the show instead of making him chase after the princess and after that other one

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW 16:17 Suleiman cannot say it any plainer than that! His mother's mistake is she thinks she can dismiss Suleiman's love for Hurrem.

[@suewiseley2724]

so he must have told madivaran what the sultan said. she must have had thoughts of killing mahmet then.

[@marilynroop8112]

Never could figure out why Hurrem didn't tell him herself🤷

[@Jen-xl9ph]

I think it was smart she didn’t. Hurrem knew it would be found out eventually. After he found out, he confronted his mother, who has more power than Hurrem. His mother thought Hurrem told him but he told her that wasn’t the case. It saved Hurrem in the long run. Imagine what would have happened to her once he left again and Hurrem faced the wrath of his mother more than she already does.

[@kamalika100]

Hurrem was patient and acted smart that way

[@user-kb3cl2cu6s]

Ibrahim is so snotty! Look at the way he grabs the letter from the ambassador!

[@ronijensen256]

Which episode is this?

[@InsaaniatDost]

💥💥💥💥 one thing is strange... that how easily and comfortably usman dynasty members , used to lie and slander others....😏😏😏😏😏😏🥴🥴🥴

[@konozmohamed8180]

The scenes where ibrahim is translating for sulieman are always wierd to me . They learnt nearly everything together when they were young languages included , why wouldn't sulieman be the one speaking ?

[@dianahaugh7521]

It wa Ibrahim’s childhood language. His mother spoke it

[@MarlenaTheCreator]

maybe Suleman (at least in this series) was strategic and wise (like street smart) and Pargali book smart.

[@ilkermutlugun6913]

Because ottoman sultans did not get into a direct conversation with foreign representatives

[@linaasia8674]

he pretends he doesn't I think cos sultans spoke many languages as it was the norm

[@martinamassey5379]

It's such a shame that war had to include the same god we all love but given different names.😢

[@dcarr-kr7hk]

@martinamassey5379... Not the same god/God. There is only one... And Allah is not His name.

[@psiloki9054]

Ottoman Empire didn’t have artist that good at this point in history

[@tkoshannahan3215]

And right there, Suleyman admitted his own willingness to defy Allah for his own ego.

[@wisdompath3285]

Sultan Sulaiman used Ibrahim well for his benefits. Anyone agree

[@juliewills8034]

Suleiman needs to lay down the law to his mother.

[@hidden_valley]

Valide make her own decision by marrying Sultan's favorite just because Mahidevran scared for being replace. Someone may said that Suleyman fight his own mother for Hurrem, but no! Valide should pick someone else among non favorites and marying them. Of course Valide knew well that noone can touch Sultan's favorite but because Mahidevran whining, she willing to break the rules. It's her first attempt to declare war with Hurrem.. if Mahidevran feel great to replace Gulfem, she should expect that Sultan can replace her with another women. What makes Hurrem different, she fight for Suleyman by herself, but the other women sent to him by the spoiled royalty and whining Mahi just to takes Hurrem down. That's why they never stay.. 😏

[@GabyHernandez-rv3vo]

😮❤

[@sheilaorman4921]

I noticed the Quran wasn't on the stand doez that mean no blessing .

[@borislavvucicevic6667]

First

[@kayodewa]

Last

[@thea7219]

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[@annewhite1819]

Everyone spends their sweet time as they want, also don't everyone is religious, let people do their life as they want ☺️ it's not your business

[@aimanhafiz6490]

Just mind ur own business. Wathing this series doesnt caused any harm or sin.

[@thea7219]

@@annewhite1819 I'm not forcing anyone ✌🏻

[@thea7219]

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[@deviliadevlaa2302]

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