Suleiman Punishes the Janissaries | Magnificent Century Episode 121

Suleiman Punishes the Janissaries "NOTEWORTHY PUNISHMENT OF SULEIMAN"
Magnificent Century Episode 121 👉 • Magnificent Century Ep...
Mustafa saves Selim from the janissaries. However, Selim keeps Mustafa responsible about what happened. Selim realizes what awaits for him for the first time if Suleiman dies.
Hürrem confesses Mustafa, who saved her son's life, something shocking: "I wish you were my son."
An unexpected guest from Rustem past comes to the palace. His brother faces up to Rüstem after years. The character Sinan is performed by Serdar Orçin.
Mihrimah realizes Selim's fears and has a big quarrel with Mustafa. Mihrimah has to make a choice. Mustafa's life for Bayezid and Selim's lives.
Mustafa irreversibly rides for a fall because of Mihrimah's betrayal!
Will Suleiman the Magnificent get over his illness? Will the doctors be able to relieve his pain with iced water? Will the ones who supports Prince Mustafa accede to the throne become successful on their plan?
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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[@theReelReport]

Thats how a sultan should walk and talk.. salute to him for this marvellous display of talent

[@robertnett9793]

alas us mere mortals don't have this auto-slomo active all the time.

[@susanparker9581]

This was the moment Mustafa lost the crown. Suleiman knew Mustafa was too powerful and jeopardized his throne. Everything else Hurrem did was just icing on top.

[@The_Golden_Imp]

Actually in his letters somewhere sulaimon wrote that the thought of giving his kingdom to Mustafa left him in a cold terrified sweat. This Mustafa in here was a good guy but the real one I think was probably not.

[@singalongme1]

@@The_Golden_Imp Did you read the history or just making and throwing things up? the actual Mustafa waited for 38 years and never rabbled. He could have thrown Suleman long time ago but he wanted the throne to be inherited not forcefully taken. This was also reflected from Suleman's own poetry during his later days when a Drunkard was waiting to inherit his throne and "womansplaining" have taken over the empire. Hurrem's manipulations is also mentioned in Suleman's poetry but it was too late. This was also addressed by Yahya Effendi that Suleman Murdered his son based on false accusation and blindly trusted the Witch, Yahya left his job after this incident and created Yahya Efendi Külliyyesi. Mustafa could have died in fighting Suleman but he gave his life by trusting his father who tricked him.

[@Beorthere]

Like when Absalom lost his right to his father David's throne to Solomon in the bible.

[@kamleshmanjhi1234]

​@@singalongme1 according to what I have researched, rustem was the main cause

[@Moncayowind]

@@susanparker9581 Suleiman said he always had an internal battle going on between his more aggressive, conqueror self and his intellectual, art, poetry and peace-loving self. In Mustafa he saw a dangerous warrior and potential traitor. Selim, in spite of his defects such as excesses in wine-drinking, appealed to the cultured, beauty-loving side of Suleiman. Selim wasn't a great conqueror like his dad, but he did a lot to further advances in culture, art, architecture and to maintain stability in the Ottoman empire. His greatest asset was his clever mind and not his physical strength.

[@Redluna32]

This is very much the kind of strong message that needed to be enforced at such a time towards both the Janissaries and the princes given the culture of the Ottoman Empire. It was under these precise circumstances that Suleiman's father had overthrown his grandfather with the aid of the Janissaries, so this was very much a message to anyone who might dare to repeat that who was still in charge.

[@The_Golden_Imp]

Yep great message of strength here, murdering the castrated slaves who he kidnapped as children and forced into services child soldiers.

[@Moncayowind]

@@Redluna32 In the history of the Ottoman Empire, the Janissaries, over the years, grew more and more rebellious and difficult to control. Süleyman had good reason for placing such strong emphasis on loyalty, above even personal affection and family relations. As Sultan, he felt he had a duty to put the Dynasty first, to the best of his ability, even when the consequences were heartbreaking.

[@asmrnaturecat984]

Sulaiman should follow Murad ii, whom abdicated the throne for Mehmet to gain experience

[@lisamonteleone13]

This is also the reason he never trusted Bezaid with the throne either. His support of Mustafa.

[@muhammadarslankhan2053]

Suleiman's worst mistakes were killing of Ibrahim, Mustafa and letting Beyazit and 4 children die. These are big issues. Great era, powerful Sultan but these are big question marks. Very tragic.

[@gnrkulim173]

he killed em because of hurem. great sultan ruined by woman

[@queenieataiti2333]

it was about surviving as looong as you can, hurrem sought survival, and yet no one says anything about mahidevran killing memhet. And you and I know that the secret society would rule Mustafa and that all his family would've been wiped out immediately. That guy jannissary is an excellent actor. the best I seen for years even in Hollywood.

[@cherylvergin1757]

You're talking nonsene. First you state that Suliman's a great Sultan, but then you state his decisions about 8 of his male relatives (includes Mustafa's son Mehmet) were erroneous. The males of the Ottoman dynasty were expected to fight eachother to the death for the throne. Suliman killed those who he believed threatened his throne...he did what was expected from a ruler with absolute power.

[@ΔημΣΚ]

Suleiman listened to mihrimah sultan, Mustafa and Hürrem sultan. Of all 3 , he kept the words of one the most: Hürrem sultan. 3:41 you can see that he valued her words more than everyone's else. Mihrimah sultan and Hürrem sultan opened Suleiman's eyes on Mustafa.

[@ckmuzi]

What’s crazy is that These occurrences are all accurate as these are based upon legitimate archives found within the Ottoman state archives as it’s written the exact way that how it happened down to the exact details of how many people there were approximately and what the sultan did

[@cba2make1up]

This is aura

[@ΔημΣΚ]

10:54 and with that, ibrahim's diary which Shah gave to huricihan and huricihan to suleiman, is gone. Suleiman basically says his goodbye to Ibrahim.

[@losingmymind611]

Is this not them burying a Qu'ran?

[@shrutiiyer9531]

@@losingmymind611nah it’s ibrahim diary

[@ΔημΣΚ]

@@losingmymind611 Ibrahim's diary

[@MzladyGrinn]

Thank you for answering this. It was also my question, Initially I thought it was a Qu’ran also. But no matter how many times I’ve watched this scene, I couldn’t figure it out! I would think they wouldn’t cover their Qu’ran, in a hole, in the ground, covered with dirt! I would think that would be blasphemous. But now I understand it was Ibrahim’s diary. And the narration of it should’ve given me that clue. Thank you!

[@MrTiberius]

@@MzladyGrinna Quran may be buried. As long as it is wrapped so it doesn’t touch dirt/soil and no one should walk over its site of burial.

[@CriticalMuslimThinker]

Not one of them thought cutting his head off with their swords if you known you going to die Take him with you

[@badruddinaziz5459]

Suleiman was a great sultan,but these scene are straightforward lie. Hurrem influenced sultan to kill mustafa so she can place her son selim on throne.

[@kevincafefutsal]

NOOO ma broooo, you wrong...this is the GAMES OF THRONE... Who is the strongest HE is the WINNER 😂

[@mikloscsuvar6097]

There is no reason for these huggings when they know exactly one of them will kill all the others.

[@Iremchik_Demir]

😮8:00 🔥🔥🔥 Мустафа предупрежден.

[@christophermcne]

Film everything in slow-mo for dramatic effect!

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

WTF is the point of being the Sultan if you end up having to execute 9 out of ten of the people closest to you

[@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure]

Betrayal is a keen servant of power!

[@jamesricker3997]

He was cleaning up his own mess. He never should have let those 9 people get close to him or aquire any power.

[@aub3365]

@@jamesricker3997 also the 10th one (hurrem) 😂

[@christsant808]

Great Sultan that cares ONLY how not to lose his throne isn't regarded as Great!!!That's ALL I KNOW!!!!

[@mohamednsb-my8rc]

Yes do u want him to be as dumb as y all and let a throne that is an honesty has been given to him

[@ΔημΣΚ]

Well done suleiman , he gave a strong message to Mustafa with this move.

[@kalamuddin4253]

He loved hurrems pleasure so he wanted her kids to be powerful

[@shakirjutt2265]

Suleiman feel jealous too mustafa... if mustafa make sultan then ottoman empire increase territy because mustafa more capable to other brothers...

[@muhammadsubhan6051]

In kosem sultan janissary had become a burden and weak. Sultan Suleiman would cry if he saw what they are doing to his dynasty later .

[@Jimarass]

This is the corruption that similarly killed the roman empire. The difference is that Roman empire took 1500 years to die out, while giving people freedoms and noone today to hate romans. On the contrary, the ottomans corruption, which started by the mistake of Suleiman killing Mustafa, led to the total desolution of the empire way faster, for which noone today has any good word to say. If Mustafa lived, history would be totally different.

[@markpmar0356]

That was pretty cool. What series is this?

[@Bluemoonsigma]

Of all the princes, Mustafa was by far the most balanced and qualified. If he had become Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, I think Turkey would still be in its glory days. It all seemed to fall apart when Selim took over. Murdering Prince Bayezid and his children was also a bridge too far, I adore Hurrem but she really was a viper.

[@sofiepekri6635]

What book did they bury and why, can someone tell me please ?

[@imtiazsuharto5390]

Ibrahim's diary

[@sofiepekri6635]

@@imtiazsuharto5390, thank you🌹

[@060stick]

Darth Vader’s put put on weight

[@AsmaAkter-n4u]

i am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 I love sultan suleiman 😊

[@pikedagger]

I Love this scene. So powerful and Alpha Male!

[@American-loves-Türkiye]

does anyone know this song played at 7:30?

[@Mala_mir]

Zahir batin (janissary song 2)

[@jessiewhitman8688]

What did Suleiman have buried??

[@imtiazsuharto5390]

Ibrahim's diary

[@robertmiller1299]

The Sultan always seems to be executing people - he was not evidently a source of mercy despite closing to rule the world.

[@wanderingaengus-n8w]

Mr Chopadopalous

[@rijipeak]

Stupid selfish king afraid of losing power not trusting his own way of training and enabling acts. He trained him to be a king and then was afraid of his better prowess ! Ahh! His paranoia as a king

[@vivekthegreat67]

Such is the circlefuck politics in Islam led nations even today

[@evansyed4960]

In a bureaucracy where whoever's a royal member and not the sultan , gets executed... yeah i think its reasonable to be this paranoid. Not that i m condoning what he did

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

SULTAN MUSTAFA

[@blendivllau9205]

First. I sow this series sow meni time second the music in this scene is fantastic and the problem with mustafa is that he liket the idea to be king but all the problem is his mather

[@jeannelynskey6946]

Who gets to clean that mess off the courtyard?

[@mj95b]

Slaves, of course!

[@kingnamilly]

Sumbul 🤣

[@ineffablegabe]

Some poor servant.

[@Moncayowind]

@@kingnamilly No, Sumbul Agha would be assigned to clean it up, but then he'd say "Sorry, Hürrem Sultan *just now* called me for something important,!", tell Gul Agha to do it, and run away as fast as he can!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@TOPLINESTERMINALITIRANE]

VAZHDIMIN SHIKOJENI ... HAHHAHAHHHHA

[@christsant808]

He'd kill any of his kids even ALL(no matter the future of dynasty) in order to die as a Sultan...Very...GENEROUS OF HIS!!!🤣🤣

[@manjusrivastav6917]

Thank to god for giving us beautiful democracy

[@ramonrenteria8009]

Mucha massacre no me gusto

[@xZxOxVx]

What seven seas and three continents is he about? Clearly this turkey drama series are made by some turkish nationalists. During his role turkey was controlling just a part of balkans and anatolia. It will take many more years after him ro conquer arabian tribes and mameluk alaves in egypt to take that part of africa. And they didnt have control even of 2 seas, not 7 😂 Mediterranean was under Venetian , Genoan and Aragonese control

[@v1ctor2012]

During the reign of Suleiman, the Ottomans were at their best and dominated North Africa, from Egypt to Tunisia, Anatolia, Greece, Hungary for the most part, the Balkans, and Crimea, part of Persian Gulf and Mesopotamia, that is why they are the 3 continents of his Empire. I believe the 7 seas are black, Adriatic, Marmara, Ionian, Aegean, red, Mediterranean.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@xZxOxVx Before you comment, take a look at the size of the Ottoman land during the reign of Sultan Suleiman, you ignorant fool.

[@evansyed4960]

​@@v1ctor2012 I doubt he even wants to know what Suleiman is referring to when he said that line. I bet he's just in denial

[@EriToya1485]

Its not only about Turks. It's about Muslims. Two times Muslims conquered half of the world. 1. During Hazrat Umar (R)'s reign and 2. During Sultan Suleiman's reign. Though Suleiman is nothing compared to Hazrat Umar (R) , still he is one of the most memorable and best emperors in Muslim world.

[@JuddyHavra]

I am first