Hurrem Sultan-Roxelana Portresi-Portraits

[@anastasiaanya2166]

I hope you'll read this Hello everyone after so many years! I'm so amazed how this video is still popular and it hit almost 2mil views! W O W! I made it when I was 12,5 years old and it's created with love for Hurrem Sultan, Magnificent Century and their history. That time when I was exploring Windows Movie Maker and unstable internet connection also knowing nothing about anything... *** VERY IMPORTANT *** About portraits that looks like different women - I made it not to be exactly how she was looking because we don't know. It was forbidden for painters and everyone else to enter the Harem, but there's maybe 2 authentic portraits of her. Maybe more I don't know. And because of that, because we can't have exactly the same face and everything, I decided to merge many ideas of different people how she looked like. So there you have ladies that have the clothes of that time; ladies with the face characteristics how Hurrem sultan was described; there's pictures that shows atmosphere of that time; also the portrait on 1:25 shows lady from a TV Show about Hurrem Sultan and I decided to put it in the video so we can see in reality, not just painted but modern view of her beauty, hair, clothes, etc... Hopefully you will understand why I created the video like this. Also I was a kid and didn't even thought about it will be soo popular :D Thank you again very much for the views, comments, likes and dislikes. I would like to continue creating videos (after so many years yes) because, now I'm more mature, but also I'm feeling responsibility for the all subscribers and people who support me and the videos. Peace and Love to all ! ♥♥♥ If you have suggestion for the new videos, write it in the comment bellow freely ♥♥ ♥

[@puspam7376]

May i know what was her real name? Anastasia? Alaxendra? Or Roxelana?

[@lianborgiademedici1016]

@@puspam7376 anastasia they called her roxelana

[@ririsastri2550]

I love your video ❤❤❤

[@anastasiaanya2166]

@@puspam7376 Given name Anastasia but at the West she was known as Roxelana

[@saifuzzamantalukder9985]

@@anastasiaanya2166 Can you please tell me the real name of the woman showed at 1.25 sec from the series?

[@hulyatopak7325]

Hürrem, deyince gözümün önüne Meryem üzerliden başka kimse gelmiyor))

[@subhraganguly3446]

My favourite scene of the drama "Suleiman the magnificent century "is 'doostoor haseki hurrem sultan haziretleri "fabulous moment and what a real acting of mariam Uzlerry...according to me she seems the real hurram sultan..the real story of struggle of a great woman who started her journey as a unfortunate slave but became a sultan and died as a haseki hurrem Sultan..I salute u ...love from Kolkata (India)

[@ameyyeps7976]

Totally agree 💯 I'm fascinated as well as enchanted by this lovely actor and actress of this historical fiction ❤️they brought back the ottomans era to life ....hats off to all these fabulous actors👍👍love from Nagaland ❤️❤️❤️

[@dawoodnaveed8593]

This music is so emotional

[@tiger_richardson]

dawood naveed I know right

[@oliveradjordjevic2980]

it s from the tv show Suleiman the magnificant.Great music.

[@user-lo3fh8fq6f]

Yes.....

[@arsharsh7456]

I know ri8 its like i have met them and i m missing🥺🥺🥺

[@monowarashampa1019]

Yes!

[@fifiemayasari8778]

I think she is more prettier than the portraits.✌️✌️❤️❤️

[@mdduke7831]

In Sha Allah

[@mariathsnasias199]

As many historians said that it was not her beauty but the charm and manipulation and a woman of high spirit that made Sulleiman fall in love with her.

[@kimkim-mh7bv]

Who can look at hurrem? beside her children and husband and few fellow in palace. Historians like most native ottoman was hate hurrem and western hate her too because she converts. In the end she was beauty that why Suleiman marry her.

[@eurech]

The claim about manipulation is just rumours because she broke many patriarchial traditions.

[@jacquelinevidal6865]

Lo más bello que se ve joyas ,coronas ,cintillos ,pistas, zarcillos y vestidos.

[@snezamisic6577]

Prelepa HUREM!!Zena koja je volela i bila strasno voljena .Retkost !!! Danasnje vreme ??? 😃👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑💞

[@Klikka1]

Pa ja sad gledam Sulejman prvi put, epizodu 10, i ja jos ljubav videla nisam. Ona samo hoce da bude sa Sulejmanom radi interesa, nista drugo. Verujem da je u stvarnom zivotu bila psihopata.

[@muhammadhazikrabbani2697]

I Think All Artist Failed To Make Painting Of Such Beauty That's Why Every Single Pictures Look Different.

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

No, because no one from outside was allowed to see harem women. We don’t know what she looked like, but I’ve read in a biography of Suleyman that she wasn’t that beautiful, just pretty. She was more famous for her wit and liveliness (that’s why her name was “hurrem” the cheerful or happy one). In fact Mahidevran was said to have been of extreme beauty, but it seems beauty isn’t enough! And that’s a good thing actually.

[@ak7127]

@@BlueSwampyCraft Idk I read that she was very beautiful. Who knows.

[@esinatalay7939]

@@ak7127 No, I’m Turkish and this is our history. Every source says that Mahidevran is the beautiful one and Hurrem is the smartest/ cheerful. That’s why her name is coming from. Also Mahidevran’s name represents beauty.

[@ak7127]

@@esinatalay7939 I believe that's true, the fact is, cheerful personality is always more attractive than beauty.

[@esinatalay7939]

@@ak7127 I’m agree with you and that’s a saying in Turkish ‘ you will be get bored of a beautiful face only forty days, you will not get bored fourty years if the person is beautiful inside. I think Hurrem achieved it with her personality.

[@elifulutin1414]

every picture looks like a different woman

[@RazorEdge2006]

Most of those paintings are from after her time. I think only the first one is an authentic portrait of Roxelana from her time.

[@niamhsorcha2727]

Very hard to picture her. It wasn' t allowed for 'regular' foreigners to take a look at her as she was a wife of the Sultan. And people of the inner circle & diplomats would keep quite about her precise appearance. There re no accurate portraits around because of that. All pictures are more or less based on rumors and rather vague accounts.

[@brighteyes7864]

Elif Ulutin because they are lmao

[@babahadjimohamed9339]

Razor Edge hurram sultan her name

[@dusicarajic1213]

Yes hhaahah

[@MissLaraAshcroft]

I was kinda excited to see the picture of Hurrem with the exact crown that her character wears in the drama (since the drama changed their dressing styles a lot from the ones in real life)

[@piyalidas7480]

Mahidevran is really beautiful

[@draziesaari]

Beautiful and powerful lady she was. I wish to meet her in one of my dreams

[@hammadmehar457]

Dr Aziera Sa'ari me too

[@bappyahmed4758]

I also

[@thebeliever7484]

i wish the same

[@m2t154]

@Gonul G have you ever been in 16th century ?

[@m2t154]

@Gonul G i haven’t

[@KhandakarJawadAhmed]

Hurrem was beuatiful in Turkish drama magnificent century 🥰🥰🥰

[@anastasiaanya2166]

Thanks for 500.000 views ! :D Regarding for 500.000 views,i want to make a special clip! Whose portraits you want to see?

[@zeljanamiljkov8793]

Hmmm Mahpeyker Kosem Sultan?

[@elbalopez2593]

Zunairah Zaima mahidebra sultan

[@mareebutt6010]

Mahidervran sultan and shehzade mustafa

[@anastasiaanya2166]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR 1.000.000 VIEWS! I never thought that this would happen! This is my first amateur clip. Thank you for the support! ♥♥♥

[@kari1884]

Anastasia Anya its the power of Hurrem Sultán

[@user-zo9ln2vk8w]

Anastasia Anyaзод Родтьбххпслзєх

[@user-zo9ln2vk8w]

Karina M. Єжххьдь

[@user-zo9ln2vk8w]

Karina M. Д Юлххххдєддбдшрмщ

[@user-zo9ln2vk8w]

Бю Счі. Дю Дждлддюлбє

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Hurrem would have been strikingly beautiful and charming to win the love of the Sultan of the world.

[@prettyinpink9698]

The most interesting fact about her was that she wasnt that beautiful, she was described as a short women who was curvy, her red hair and blue eyes made her stand out. It was her charm and cheerful nature that captured the sultans heart, her beauty was witty unlike the tall, fair and blue-green eyed circassian/albanian girls who wer considered most beautiful in that era.

[@humayiriz7193]

@@prettyinpink9698 Why would they buy an ugly girl into a harem? Only beautiful girls enter the harem. Hurrem is beautiful, but the person with more intelligence and knowledge can establish more dialogue with the sultan. That's why Hürrem became haseki.

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

@@prettyinpink9698 exactly. She was pretty maybe but not beautiful. There’s not one source which says she was, unlike in Mahidevran’s case - who was apparently one of the most beautiful women of the Ottoman Empire, as indicates her name. Hurrem’s name refers to her personality not looks

[@kimkim-mh7bv]

@@prettyinpink9698 Who can look at hurrem? beside her children and husband and few fellow in palace. Historians like most native ottoman was hate hurrem and western hate her too because she converts. In the end she was beauty that why Suleiman marry her.

[@kimkim-mh7bv]

@@BlueSwampyCraft who you can f$$l if you think mrs miha win hurrem than thinking against punk. Look at magnificent century series and look at hurrem. If you are blind than it is ok. If you think your racist can win over Turkish government and minister of culture and history than please announce yourself as sultan right now and declare war on Turkish because you are strong than Turkish government.

[@annacatarino3049]

Muy interesantes las imágenes de la sultana, ojalá existiera una dónde la hubieran hecho frente a ella, más en fin esto es lo más cercano.

[@naravelez4408]

❤😍 Beautiful song ❤😍

[@bbeerrnnaa38]

she was a beautifull,smart women and she became a sultan

[@PattySny97]

Turskaa Ct Hurrem wasn't beautiful, the historians say that.

[@songulerturk9142]

Princess Scarlett Do you think you know Hürrem more than historians do?🙄

[@hammadmehar457]

Songül Ertürk they sa8d that hurrem was beautiful but not at the peak of beauty......you have no right to disgrace hurrem.

[@sudishka]

Princess Scarlett the grand grand nephew of Mahidevran Sultan who was her great rival, says that Hurrem was pretty but Mahidevran was way more beautiful. Even though, Hurrem had the courage and determinity to have the power and she was more clever. Also she had a joyful personality which made people easily fall for her. That’s where her name came from; Hurrem means “the joyful one”. :)

[@sabihamou4176]

Turskaa ct but she can't be valide sultan....

[@hamzaabbasi9241]

"Hurram a women of inspiration"

[@kinge4068]

In some of them she looks different. I really wonder how she looked in real life.

[@anastasiaanya2166]

Most of them were created from the descriptions and imagination. It's because, in that time it was prohibited to draw women from harem.

[@bee2783]

The last one is real Hurrem, They brought Tician in to make her portrets

[@beckyweiss6072]

bee27 I’m curious, are the clothes she’s wearing real Ottoman harem fashion? I know portraits tend to be propaganda, but it was so rare for sultanas from the harem to get portraits or illustrations done of them that I couldn’t help but wonder if a “propaganda portrait” was just a European thing and that this depiction is, in fact, quite legit.

[@beckyweiss6072]

ahmet emin Baran thank you for the info 🙂 Do you know if the style emulated in the portrait is close to what was being worn in Hurrem’s time? Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it to Istanbul anytime soon

[@lakshmivaidyanathan2254]

No it's the first one we will never know

[@bee2783]

@@lakshmivaidyanathan2254 I researched it, Titian was invited and made few portraits of her. The last portrait is in museum in Sarasota in Florida.

[@saradecapua3264]

@@bee2783 If you wanted a portrait done, it would have been hard to find anyone more appropriate than Titian.

[@lazkopat1461.]

Love From Ottoman Empire🇹🇷

[@mareebutt6010]

???

[@martynaiwaniec2082]

Mój jeden z ulubionych filmów z tego filmu.

[@TheOlgaSasha]

NASTYA LISOVSKA. This is her real name. She was a daughter of an orthodox priest from Rogatin (Rohatyn) - nowadays a small town in Ivano-Frankivsk region of Ukraine. As a daughter of priest she was well educated, she could read and write, and was very clever (rare skills for those dark medieval times). Greets from Ukraine...

[@Lady_Lilium]

0:50 & 1:43 are my two favorites.

[@slimemusicalystiktoksymuch3747]

Me ase llorar pobre lo que sufrió pero luego se convirtió en la mujer más poderosa del imperio otomano gracias mi sultana por enseñar tanto

[@kakikepoh4677]

I love the spirit of hurrem sultan ..

[@miantahaqayyum3705]

I love this Song ❤️❤️❤️❤️ That's Feeling of Love 😍😍💓💓💖💖

[@piyakhan7109]

We cannot say anything about HURRAM SULTAN without knowing real history.I respect her in my heart. May ALLAH Grant her JANNAT.

[@malena4275]

Janet for what being a sex slave no one know how much they suffered just to live a normal life.

[@Ne2uk0Chan]

What a lovely face i love the real hurrem sultan and i love u so much sultana

[@cccccc6475]

I am sure she was infinite times better than the portraits

[@beatrizgonzalezcontreras7809]

No era tan hermosa como decían pero igual era muy inteligente y talvez su forma de ser fue lo que conquistó al sultán por qué para mí en la vida real veo más hermosa a mahidevran que a husrren

[@EdwinFernando1977]

La Hermosa Alexandra Roxelana de la Rosa Lisounska Haseki Hurrem Sultán. La poderosa Sultana Roja. Definitivamente es la mejor serie novela que he tenido la oportunidad de ver, disfrutar, sufrir en mi vida. Los actores, actrices, vestuario, ambientes, temas musicales, todo, excepcionalmente sutil, emocionante y cautivador. Merecía muchos más premios. Espero tengan mucho éxito en todos los lugares donde pueda ser vista. Quisiera poder algún día viajar a Turkía y conocer todo lo que más pudiera, palacios, mausoleos, tumbas, mezquitas, todo y en especial a las personas que participaron en la serie. Les deseo muchos éxitos en todos los países dónde aún la están transmitiendo y en los que están próximos a verla. Bendiciones. Oh Hallah, no hay otro más que Hallah.

[@emilhuseynli4252]

In my opinion,Maxidevran and other enemies of Hurrem sultana want from artist to draw adversely her photos hence Maxidevran looks like more beatiful than Hurrem sultana. Whereas Suleiman loves her, even more himself

[@alh6255]

Something about the place where Roksolana was born and kidnapped: it was a town established in the Polish Kingdom, very near to the present border between Poland and Ukraine. According to historians: Rohatyn (Ukr. Рогатин) - A town in the present Ukraine, in the circuit Ivanofrankivsk, the seat of Rohatyn region, Until 1945. [2] in Poland, in the province of Stanislawow (today Ivanofrankivsk), Rohatyn county seat. The first mention of the village dates back to May 15, 1390, in the Pope Boniface IX document issued to the bishop of Przemysl Eric. In 1415 Rohatyn received city rights from King Wladyslaw Jagiello (king of Poland and prince if Grand Llihuanian Duchy). In 1509 plundered by hospodar Bohdan from Moldova (the Rohatyn owner's widow, Barbara Pilecka was abducted along with her sons Rafal and Piotr [3]). In 1520 Rohatyn was invaded by the Tartars, who kidnapped Anastasia Lisowska (ROKSOLANA). In 1535 Polish King Sigismund The Old passed the town in the management of his wife queen Bona Sforza. From 1558 to 1562 the pastor in Rohatyn was Marcin Kromer, renowned Polish humanist, historian and writer. In 1614 Mikołaj Wysocki founded in the town an impressive church and convent of the Dominicans. In 1648, during the Cossack rebel Rohatyn was occuped by Bohdan Khmelnytsky. During the partition of Poland in 1772, Rohatyn was incorporated into Austria. In 1775 duchess Zofia Lubomirska received the town as compensation and soon after her palace was built In 1852 near the town was built railway line Halych-Ternopil. In 1914, during World War I, near Rohatyn was conducted heavy fighting between the Austrian and Russian armies. From 1918 the town was again in independent Poland (Second Polish Republic). In 1930 it's population was 8000. During the defensive war in 1939 (Poland was attacked by Germany on September 1st), the country was attacked also from the east by USSR on September 17th. Soviet troops entered Rohatyn and made here mass executions of Polish prisoners of war. From the summer 1941 the town was occupied by Germans, who in 1942 massacred .local Jews (about 3500). In 1941-1943 in the surrounding villages Potok, Zalipie, Czercz, Pułków, Wierzbiłowice Ukrainian Insurgent Army, collaborating with Germans and actively murdering Jews in the region, has made mass murders of the Polish population [5] (part of so called Volhynia Slaughter, when was killed 150 000-200 000 Poles from the present western Ukraine). In 1945 the rest of Poles (and almost all inhabitants of Rohatyn) were displaced to Poland in its new borders, and Rohatyn was incorporated into the Soviet Union. Since 1991 the town is the part the Ukrainian Republic.

[@myroslavajacklitsch6039]

+Al He Now, Mr. Know-it-All, Regardless of your Polish imperialistic agenda and the fact that Rohatyn,( the birthplace of Roxolana), was under Polish occupation (the word you somehow never used, even though that part of Ukraine had been OCUUPIED by Poles,- a historic fact),- everything pertaining to the history of this part of Ukraine, including Roxelana or Nastia Lisovska,(a daughter of a town Ukrainian Orthodox priest), is still a part of the history of Ukraine,- whether you like it or not. To claim otherwise,(something you're trying to do here), would be akin to the Russian imperialistic chauvinism in their claim to the territory, culture and the history of Ukraine. As to the last paragraph of that so-called "historical account of the events of Ukrainian history" of yours,- that is a crude mix of both Polish and Russian propaganda, when the facts of Ukrainian history are simultaneously misrepresented , presented out of the context, while some facts completely omitted to suit the political claims of an author. If you're indeed a Pole with a nostalgia for the imperialistic "glory" of your nation, my advise to you is to look at and learn from the nations with even bigger imperialistic past than Poland, say Great Britain, which don't claim the history of India,etc, simply because that nation had been under their control in the past. Otherwise you're no better then the imperialistically obsessed Russians, who still claim theirs the nations and lands on the basis of those "belonging to Russia" some time in the past.

[@alh6255]

Myroslava Jacklitsch you see,in early medieval era there was nothing like Polish occupation of borderline territories,who were in hands of ruling kiings and piinces (never in Kievian Rus, by the way), often due the successions and agreements.You know nothing about history, and write comic, ridiculous and nationalistic shit typical for 19th centuryUktainian activists and modern Ukrainian propaganda, ignoring all noncomfartable parts of history,also, what is spectacular, Bandera's collaboration with nazi SS and his mass murders. His monument in Lvov is the great scandal, especially, that Lvov was developed by Polish kings, Poles and than also Jews -who Bandera's troops killed in 1943 (150 000 Lvov's Jews). And what about Volyn slaughtery of more than 100 000 Polish inhabitannts, mostly women, children and old people,also in summer 1943?

[@riderxd6882]

Thanku Soo Much for this Vedio Love from India 😍

[@l-idontlikeyou-l1108]

MAŞALLAH BE NEKADAR DUYGULANDIM

[@viralkhobor3897]

I like turkey so much.nd i like this video.this is nich Video.❤️👍😀

[@sofiacariaga5960]

amo este vido es como ver alas verdaderas sultanas en lavida real y la musica que le ponen es re linda

[@sheltvkwadro88]

Why they are so beautiful 😢

[@Onceuponatime7]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4vdn5Knac-nZ7c ♥️💝💞💞❤️❤️💕💌

[@datumoyabdullah174]

I love this series very amazing from Philippines

[@chaesgllow7752]

Hasekimm 💕

[@lalisamonaban5357]

Jikook💖💖👑😂😂

[@defineisaretlerisonuclar4418]

Kadın hem acı hemde en zirvede yaşamış hayatı

[@divnadika735]

WoW! Beautiful!!!! :D

[@user-sw4wk3fi5d]

BBGKUYTRHCBVHV

[@roberthorwath19]

Everyone hating only hurrem that she was the bad and evil person in those times that she let suleyman kill his son mustafa and Ibrahim if you think that Mahidevran killed her son Mehmet first when she got lost so you dont consider this as a fact isnt it? They even tried to kill her several times which she luckily survived those times were hard for a slave girl therefore she had to fight for the power and for her sons to have their future build at every cost.

[@bond9237]

***** Don't forget that Hurrem had attempted to kill Mustafa twice (one by Efsun and later in Manisa) before Mehmet's death. To my mind, all of them are the victims of their mothers' war. Mahidevran and Hurrem were the same. They did everything to survive.

[@roberthorwath19]

Rafał Jaślarz Yes, you are right in those times every woman had to fight for her sons to get one of their sons on a throne therefore they had to fight for the power to survive,

[@roberthorwath19]

Zula Delisi ???

[@katzaericakumik2448]

Traducción

[@Deter7427]

This is in the series, not real life.

[@UwU-eb3hq]

i adore her, she was not responsible for ibrahim or Prince Mustafas deaths. The woman was laways blamed back than. she suffered so much and rose above for true love. Mahdeverian on the other hand... she as toxic and her constant pressure on mustafa definitely aided in his demise.

[@sena-rs6qb]

Well, she actually was responsible for mustafa's death

[@Nabila4140]

Oh love this music 😍😍😭

[@yldzulger4]

Ne kadarda acı cekmiş Osmanlı kadınları hünkarlar yüzünden

[@elabor08]

SUPER !!! Thank you :)

[@jaquelinchavez1255]

Que hermosa fuiste hurrem 💖

[@annievazquez4038]

Tengo un cuadrode Roxelan (Herrem) en mi sala hace años. Es el que sale parada oliendo la rosa!!

[@dariogonzalez233]

This is the portraite most known and reliable portrait of the sultana hurrem: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a1/Tizian_123.jpg was painted by the famous Italian painter Titian in 1550. Titian was the most solicited portraitist of the sixteenth century, his main client and patron was Emperor Charles V. In addition to hurrem, also portrait to her husband, the sultan soliman the magnificent : upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4c/Suleiman_the_Magnificent_of_the_Ottoman_Empire.jpg

[@whitevsdarkasmr]

I suppose they were far more beautiful then these portraits

[@FanaticalGamer]

@@whitevsdarkasmr yes they were portrait can't show how they look it just a painting .

[@boctalition]

I love her

[@adnanalgburi2071]

hurem sultan is a great sultan she married the sultan and she had 5 children's she doesn't kill mostfa the sultan did the lets say that she did what's about the old things that the try to kill her and even if she kill mostfa and she told the sultan to kill him what's about the sultan did he lose his brain he shouldn't kill him at least he is his son ( I love hurem sultan for ever life

[@mirzazafar8296]

very beautiful emotional song

[@fariaahmed5511]

Love for hurram♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dilara8]

Hurrem was less beautiful than Mahidevran. The Sultan still loved her because her laughter and her playful personality was radiant.

[@camille685]

This video is really interesting ! Could you give the references and the names of the pictures and paintings please ? :)

[@saimwilliam3656]

On 1:00 what a great pic

[@LS-gf9pg]

0:42 she was Simonetta Vespucci not Hurrem!

[@elenadenis8184]

En sevdiğim müziği muhteşem yüzyılın

[@mustafakemalinkz9049]

Müzik çoook güzel

[@amberrose313]

With the known facts (nationality, age she joined the harem, heritage) and how a man wanted a woman to look like back then : Grey or icy blue or "lilac" blue eyes. Fair to pale skin with freckles (or rosy cheeks). Blonde, Honey, Ginger or even almost blonde white hair. Average height, Slim to thin. Thin Arched Eyebrows and long hair. Cheekbones, small chin, thin lips. Beauty mark on cheek or chest (not sure). Flexible, slam feet and hands.

[@josef994]

Hurum was not so beautiful but sultan called her hurrem which means the cheerful laughter because she was happy all the time

[@lishasata9548]

I really don’t know how she looks because all the portraits seems different to me but she really had curly hair

[@houyoumah8253]

I am soooo proud to have the same name

[@abdurrehmanturk7106]

i am a turk my family came here after the exile and its strictly prohibited to make portraits so plz dont believe they all may be observations and the rumors that people may have spread what they talked about

[@anastasiaanya2166]

Yes, those portraits are representing how people thought she looked like, used descriptions and imagination probably.

[@kismetsanl2857]

Her portre farklı kadın yüzü

[@yeasminakter8772]

That music😘😘😘

[@sudekutukcu5643]

Mahidevran daha guzel diyorlar ama mahidevran daha çirkin

[@ceren6489]

Hit Music Süleyman’ın diğer çocuklarının annesi mahidevran sultan

[@burcucakil1409]

Resimlerin farklı olması tarif üzerine çizildiği içindir

[@arsokerrom6411]

Idolaku...😍

[@zalimomar8642]

She was very beautiful and wisdom queen

[@codreaisabelle8639]

Mă a fost ea ce a mai tare Sultana ,a fost ,tot ce și a pus in cap a reușit ,dar ce folos ,copii ,i au murit numai la turci poți vede acasă ceva sa i omori propriul copil ptr putere Doamne apară și păzește .Mă bucur că s Creștină Ortodoxă , și nu m am născut vreo turcoaica pe vremurile alea😏😗

[@ARMYforever-up7bk]

1:24 she is actor. Olga Sumskaya.

[@anastasiaanya2166]

Yes, I posted her because of the clothes and the hair, to represent how she may looked like not on the portrait but by real person.

[@samrinakhan3688]

Hurrem is love

[@Onceuponatime7]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4vdn5Knac-nZ7c 💕💞💞❤️❤️💌

[@kristinabalakrishnan4453]

One thing for sure. She had red curly hair and she is a bubbly type of woman

[@erajaha6587]

Mahidervan was Albanian from Skopia, Northern Macedonia.

[@muskannoor1865]

huram very beautiful woman

[@meghahalder5326]

Beautiful hurram sultan

[@deppydam]

Great job!! Could you do a video with kösem sultan 's portraits please?

[@anastasiaanya2166]

Thank you very much!! :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/baGkg2CvfL6JbdU

[@deppydam]

Thanks! :)

[@fansdegdbygdmaximiunyt4366]

Deppie Dam

[@mimidada1547]

جميلة وشجاعة😍😍

[@charlytas1113]

Que bella, con razón el sultán se volvió loco de amor por ella😍😍😍😍😍

[@dishas9114]

This music😍

[@Onceuponatime7]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4vdn5Knac-nZ7c 💞❤️

[@hashirmdhashir9218]

Kaisi zindagi thi apne family se door hokar akele rahena padha anjaan logo me aur Hurrem Sultan ban gayi

[@sanakhawanemustufaaminabib5855]

Yai muzk sun kr dil boht udas sa ho jata h

[@chantieyparozzo5358]

Hureeem.....💜💜💜

[@eimeta1948]

I know the music is from Muhteşem Yüzyıl but what is the exact name of the song.

[@koyelafsana1429]

Wow is so beautiful

[@zampmintyu9517]

I don't think she is bad queen in her time

[@vitalinazagubygorilka3098]

Hurrem 😍

[@md.ibrahimsarker7660]

Hurram sultan is the most beautifull of the athore sultanas

[@vivipacheco2651]

hurrem roxelana

[@vasilicadiaconu5187]

LAS HISTORIA MAS BONITA,COMOVEDORA DE LAS TODO LOS TIEMPOS,,UNICA,,

[@semrabayhanli9056]

Resimlerden biri Caterina Cornaro ya aittir.

[@bondadamanimahender866]

Super 💐😔

[@channelgegajikematian3845]

beatiful

[@grigorycz2047]

amazing!

[@resadveliyev2211]

very nice video