It's the Judgement Day, Ibrahim! | Magnificent Century

[@jennylaw6820]

As Ibrahim became closer to Suleyman his arrogance grew and when he married hatice and became the grand vizer ( or was it the other way round), he thought he was invincible ... what valide sultan said to Suleyman was correct .. but I like Suleyman's answer better ... "What I give I can take back" ... that's a warning to her too as well as to everybody in the harem and the empire ... Suleyman was the ultimate ruler of the Ottoman empire. He tried his best to be fair and kind to everyone but there's a limit to every fairness and kindness.

[@anastasialem6866]

Ibrahim was the best character ever. But it was his own arrogance that caused his own death. Hurrem would've never be able to get rid of him until he was out of sultan's favor. I agree, he brought it all on himself. He should've been quiet, not that arrogant.

[@jennylaw6820]

@@anastasialem6866 I also like Ibrahim until he lost his sense of loyalty. He was jealous of Hureem's closeness to Suleyman. He joined the wrong camp. If he had accepted Hureem as Suleyman's legal wife and the sultanate queen, Hureem and him would be unstoppable and there would be peace in the palace. Because of Hureem's love for Suleyman and her children. But not to be, he fell into the trap of his own wrong judgment of hunger for power and greed and misjudging of Hureem's character just like valide sultan.

[@ghulammujtaba5931]

Sulaman waa wrong

[@DANGARJOR]

And now the Ottomans are no more. Kicked out of almost every land they conquered with so much sacrifice. Crazy to think.

[@clivedytor2069]

Thank God for the Poles and Viennese who saved Christian Europe.

[@anastasialem6866]

I love Okan 0:01 🤣😍 I watched Magnificent Century only because he was driving the show all the way. His voice is a masterpiece.

[@shrutiiyer9531]

Why was everyone shocked when he murdered Ibrahim. He was so merciful towards him

[@gisela-h4n]

la verdad que si fue misericordioso. De otro modo hubiera hecho lo que hizo su bisnieto de meter a las 7 concubinas embarazadas de su padre en bolsas y ahogarlas en el bósforo. Esto se cree que ocurrio pero 100 % no esta demostrado. Pero si, que desaparecieron misteriosamente.

[@konozmohamed8180]

I always loved their sense of loyalty and friendship to eachother at the beginning of the show , it is so sad how things went after that . And worst part is it tgeir fault both , ibrahim told him in many scenes to stop giving him higher and higher ranks as it puts him closer to death , and sulieman trusted and valued him so much he became arogant😢

[@matthewdriggers2928]

Heavy is the head that wears the crown

[@annakoshi3823]

Ibrahim should have learned his lesson well after this but he didnt and that is why the sultan lost his patience and had him murdered as a traitor and had his body placed in an unmarked grave!

[@BrookeBaker-z9n]

This was a tough situation for Ibrahim Pasha's wife Hatice Sultan to deal with the fallout of waiting for news on Ibrahim's whereabouts also. Mother Sultana got mad at Hurrem Sultan for opening her mouth to Hatice on what happened to Hatice's husband also including he was thrown in the dungeon story also.

[@BrookeBaker-z9n]

Mother Sultana was mad at her daughter in-law Hurrem Sultan for opening her mouth to Hatice Sultan about Ibrahim Pasha wanting to go back to the hunting lodge when he was told not to by the order from Suleiman Sultan.

[@BrookeBaker-z9n]

Treachery was a serious crime back then when people did this kind of act and get a punishments including executions back then. Ibrahim Pasha was in a serious life or death situation when he betrayed his brother in- law Suleiman Sultan, the Great Khan. Suleiman Sultan decided to spare Ibrahim Pasha's life by giving his seal back as the Grand Vizer for his friend and brother in-law and also brotherhood between the both of them.

[@lisamonteleone13]

Ibrahim should have learned his lesson. He just kept getting worse and worse. He thought his marriage to Suleiman's sister and his long friendship would protect him. His arrogance is insane. I don't believe he even loved Hattice. Her was crazy about his daughter with Nigar but never much time with his kids from Hattice. Hattice was always unhinged. Suleiman should have acted long ago. His whole family fights for power all the time. They mind killing either.

[@Dramawitsvu17]

Where did Validate lie?…3:46….She spoke Facts!!!

[@nidaalam6584]

Some of the greatest word of wisdom I've heard in my life 💯

[@PaulBrannan-mb8wv]

Even Ceasars will was not absolute. Monarchies were still a cooperative arrangement

[@divyasri8752]

Hurrems face after Ibrahim returns unharmed😂 constipated😅

[@julieclayton-west624]

The tricky part was to be powerful enough not to be a slave or commodity but not so powerful that you were noticed as a potential threat. The same in all the courts, palaces and senates.

[@igorrromanov]

The actor playing the role of Suleiman looks very like famous Spanish jewellier Cimadevilla (he has plenty of videos on youtube)

[@haniaw4198]

" In compassion be like the sun In friendship and brotherhood be like the river In concealing other's faults be like the night In modesty and humility be like the earth In anger be like death Whatever you be - either be as you appear Or appear as you are."

[@zoishiworld]

13:53 and in this exactly point, is when Ibrahim death was the fault of Suleiman. He never understand that Ibrahim wants to be free, and not a slave. Ibrahim was his friend and he never get what he really wants from his friend (suleiman). This was not a Grand Vizier title, or Hatice hands, what he really wants is the hear from his best friend, that he was not a slave, but a free man, and a friend.

[@Atlaspower78]

He started signing documents as "Sultan" on Suleymans behalf, that ended up costing him his life

[@halidaticic6348]

Sulejman confused him,giving him so much power.And he crossed the line.

[@jafrinkhan8172]

what a sad episode, Suleiman feeling betrayed by his best friend

[@RezaAzaraksh-rr5zq]

ایران هیچ وقت این ترک ها رو به رسمیت نشمارد.چون واقعا در حد ایران متمدن ما نبودند...زنده باد ایران

[@bernardayala1128]

Absolutely magnificent story! Great acting!

[@ardalla535]

What's the point of telling Ibrahim he was being released to go back to his native land, then kill him? Why not just say the truth? And why talk to him at all; why is Suleiman even there? Everything has already been said. This is not even historical. Ibrahim was strangled in his bed.

[@OAlexable]

Some of you ppl are annoying. This is not a documentary, if you what historically factual info, watch a documentary. We all know this a a drama that was inspired by real events but its not historically factual.🙄😒😒😒🙄🙄🙄

[@aleladebiri]

that was İbrahim's dream, you fool. you didn't even watch the following few seconds, immediately came to type this comment.

[@gisela43599]

​@@OAlexablemuy.bien.dicho Pero debo decir que a mi me molesta tanta ficcion, demasiada., cuando uno sabe de la realidad historica. Pero tambien entiendo que es una historia novelada para hacerlo mas atractivo

[@pat9835]

Is it necessary to call your fellow human being a full because they hold a different opinion?.Learn to be a respectful and decent person.

[@gisela-h4n]

@@OAlexable EXACTO, PERO NI SIQUIERA MIRANDO UN DOCUMENTAL SERIA LA VERDAD DE LAS VERDADES. YO PREFIERO LEER A HISTORIADORES.

[@seferinorino6951]

The sultana is gorgeous

[@mhinesytchannel7616]

Maybe sulayman discover that Ibrahim dont respect hurrem..thats why

[@stefanomilano]

but Hibrahim reciting the first canto of the Divine Comedy is amazing!!!!

[@sajidaisha2980]

Another day of Suleiman bullying Hatice

[@pongysocks]

A superb programme, such great acting. So accurate.

[@MetzPangilinan]

im dissapointed! 😌 because Suleiman forgive Ibrahim but kudos to His majesty He's a good ruler with a gold heart❤

[@ITAngelYT]

si giid hearted that killed his two sons and innocent grandson

[@PeterSWiley]

This was pretty cool. Id like to see more. I am assuming this is somewhat historically based?

[@chinqupinchatter9485]

One should not glorify one self beyond thy father it is the primary fill duty. Also did he really think he was going to get away with it? 0:27

[@lisamonteleone13]

It isn't his father it is his friend .

[@mhinesytchannel7616]

The sultanate rules, even siblings and son will execute. How about Ibrahim only?

[@empresskrissy1527]

Ibrahim always acts like he's a victim. I don't like him. Hatice acts like he's some kind of saint when in all reality he isn't. Ibrahim is an arrogant jerk who got caught trying to take privileges he wasn't entitled to. When he was caught he started the pity party and acted like he was blameless. He never learned his lesson.

[@jennylaw6820]

Because he's the grand vizer and the sultan's brother-in-law .... he forgot he's still a slave. Power and wealth makes a person forgot his station in life.

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

​@@jennylaw6820myw dumb woman, Ibrahim was literally childhood best friend of the sultan and when you feelings of brotherhood etc of course ranks won't matter. Similar to how Timurid ruler Akber treated Hindu Mirza Raja Man Singh I as his own son and was quite fond of this despite Man Singh I serving as a general under him.

[@mirellenada7943]

Because hes a victim... I mean he is a slave like What do you mean? Slave aren't victims or what?

[@empresskrissy1527]

@@mirellenada7943 No he isn't a victim. He was Suleiman's best friend and he considered him his brother. He was also his Grand Vizier and brother in law. He chose to lay down with dogs and he got fleas. He chose to play high powered games with high powered stakes. He didn't have to. He could've declined the position and the marriage but he wanted all that heady power for himself. Ibrahim thought he could control everyone and everything but he couldn't. He also thought his privileged position would protect him and it didn't. The only thing he is a victim of is his own arrogance and greed.

[@anikamasudeve3202]

@@mirellenada7943 Slave means prisoner of war. Not the kind of slaves from African countries. They are kids of enemies who lost the fight

[@Rahsya-wi4zk]

Valide sulthan speaks is so true

[@eduardsarafimescu5984]

❤

[@jcsv]

Where’s the quote in the end from?

[@BrookeBaker-z9n]

This was a serious life or death situation for Ibrahim Pasha who had his life spared by his brother in- law Sultan Suleiman Khan when he accused Ibrahim Pasha for treachery acts.

[@BrookeBaker-z9n]

Hurrem Sultan needs to know her place as Suleiman Sultan, the Great Khan's wife when it comes to not putting her nose into affairs that doesn't belong to her who is also a mother of five children.

[@jennylaw6820]

Ibrahim "came" from the same stock as mahidrevan. He was given another chance of life by Suleyman. Hope he learnt his lesson. As long as valide sultan's around ibrahim, mahidrevan suleyman wouldn't take their lives however big or serious mistakes they made. But don't test Suleyman's patience too often ... He maybe wise and compassionate and a good son to valide sultan but could be a hard and unforgiving man. Anyway he's also a good husband to Hureem and his children.

[@roblange9324]

gosh very old school must be a history lesson on how terrible people were mistreated for we do knew better and treat women like a person not property or under threat of death right

[@pumpupjam9648]

Ibrahim, power corrupts.

[@ИкЧп-ц7ч]

Все это хюрем она постоянно сеяла сомнения в душе султана на ибрагима вот змея откуда она взялась только и на мустафу пела кобра она

[@TOONBOON12]

ep name

[@NegiSenseiTV]

That one actor really looks like the Big Fat Liar director. It's so weird.

[@carolynjones6524]

What language is this?

[@alcaponedeltutti7956]

Turkish

[@alcaponedeltutti7956]

Turkish

[@carolynjones6524]

@@alcaponedeltutti7956 thanks

[@sherlocksteve9109]

ibrahim better make good of his 2nd chance. he came close to death.

[@sunnyg1384]

Shoulda taken him out then and there smdh

[@JimNobles-gv4ky]

Dude kills his sisters husbands.

[@बात_UP_बिहार_की]

It takes huge guts 💪😂 to kill your own people Poor sultan

[@animelover-ef1eg]

What did ibrahim pasha donto loose his life😂

[@NZKiwiRic]

He dared to rule and walk as he was sultan... Raised personal taxes on his people when he was told by suleiman to not do so.... he also tried to leave the castle here in this episode without permission....

[@matildaefrosi6689]

Ce istorie 😢

[@truthteller8459]

You literally have to laugh at people who wear flower pot like hats on their heads like in this video and (somehow even) worse in public.

[@DANGARJOR]

Are you a Serb? Maybe Greek or Hungarian?

[@tracynewton-g3n]

Let’s be nice, this was over 500 hundred years ago, head wear has changed, read some history x

[@annanardo2358]

I don't want to see any more of this. It's unappealing, and hateful content.😖😖😖🙃

[@kitsiewr]

Yeah, history is full of that. Mankind behaves very badly.

[@Albania782]

No arrogance and nothing wrong Ibrahim done...the problem was the sllav witch called hyshit😂😂😂

[@kalyanipalaniandy5298]

This. Movie. Sultan an. Hatice sultan accting. Aut. Standing

[@Butterfly12336]

hurrem snake again interfering in anything just to make people see her, why was it necessary tell hatice snakee she is she wants to make hatice suffer and people blame hatice for ruining their friendship

[@bhavsarvacha]

I never liked Ibrahim he was so arrogant full of himself self obsessed and he always saw women as lowlife he always wanted women to be lower than him begging in front of him and submissive

[@floringrigorian7530]

All are partners of his crime.

[@ИкЧп-ц7ч]

Хюрем опять злорадствует змея

[@douglashutson6458]

The Ottomans were an awful race.

[@robvoncken2565]

first of all NOT a race. Second ANY empire worth its name has done terrible things. The Ottamans, China, Egypt, Aksum, the Brits, the Spanish, the Dutch, the Portugees. All of them. We often see empires as a marvelous thing, we forget that in order to wield such power, you need to be feared as well

[@halidaticic6348]

He is gona caches you very soon.😂

[@halidaticic6348]

Still arogant