Prince Mustafa's Farewell | Magnificent Century

Prince Mustafa's Farewell | Magnificent Century
"COME BACK SOON FATHER" Magnificent Century Episode 123: • Magnificent Century Ep...
Suleiman falls into silence after he decides that Mustafa will be executed. Mustafa gets a call from the military camp with Suleiman's order. Hürrem gets worried about Suleiman's behaviors and understands this is the end for Mustafa. Musafa doesn't want to believe that his father will kill him. Cihangir wants his father to promise to not to kill Mustafa. Sparrowhawk and Yahya of Taşlıca plans a revold behind Mustafa's back. Sparrowhawk realizes the betrayal at the last moment and meets the death. And Mustafa walks in to the marquee.
Suleiman has made his decision!
Suleiman falls into silence of the decision he has made. Hürrem gets worried the way he behaves. Cihangir and Bayezid tries to convince Suleiman that Mustafa has been trapped. However, Suleiman has made up his mind.
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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[@jeanettedias64]

This was a heartbreacking n touching parting moment of Mustafa with mom, wife n children. Life is unpredictable, Mustafa had great respect n trust for his father, sadly king Suleiman, was caught in a bait, poisoned against his son, n he without blinking an eye put Mustafa to his death before his own very eyes. What a huge loss, losing a faithful honest n loyal son.

[@jeanettedias64]

Mustafa already knew what was awaiting him. His fate was sealed, n d last glance of his family made him sad n left him heartbroken. Rip Mustafa.

[@kimkai.823]

I wish there were more scenes of Mustafa with his daughter

[@blossomroses4323]

Same 🥺

[@ioannap.1626]

who was her mother? I can't recall

[@Aliaakaramm]

@@ioannap.1626 aysha hatun

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

@@ioannap.1626 Ayşe Hatun

[@DimSK.]

Even directors find him boring with his family.🤣🤣. Those few times he met with hurrem sultan were the best Mustafa scenes. Cringy with mahidevran, boring with his harem and with his council, that's why we saw his council only 2-3 times hahaha. I mean it's obvious Mustafa is older than her, so cringy.. painting her hair white doesn't change anything.

[@antonia8770]

Had Mustafa rebelled we would’ve had all the might of the Janissary force behind him … he would’ve won an empire. Instead, he chose to be a true son and a man of his word. But what about his son? His wife? He condemned them to death as well, unknowingly. Mustafa’s naivety and good heart is ultimately what killed him, more than anything else.

[@kassyqueen8089]

he went not so much because of his love for his father but because he trusted him, his father and sultan gave him his word, the word of a sultan should mean something, right?

[@kassyqueen8089]

Poor Mehidivran, what a loss, her only son, her only hope, what a loss.

[@Dinisarasan63]

Other sons executed

[@IrenJahan-ru5tx]

I appreciate Hurrum for her intelligence . I have don't enjoy Mustafa because of his dumbness. I believe in surviving . Father killing their sons wasn't a very rare thing in that time . He should have thought about his mother , wife and children

[@blossomroses4323]

Mustafa should have rebelled when he had the chances, or let Suleiman getting killed in that war. Even the janissaries begged him to not go and to rebel. But no,Mustafa decided to play the Saint guy, which lead to his and innocent Mehmet's doom ( you're sick if you think little Mehmet deserved this).

[@DimSK.]

He was just arrogant, he never believed his father had the strenght to order his execution

[@blossomroses4323]

@@DimSK. or he didn't think a father could execute his son. One of Mustafa's biggest mistakes was considering Suleiman as a father rather a Sultan (just like Selim did).

[@DimSK.]

@@blossomroses4323 that's a possibility but as you know I don't like Mustafa mainly because of his mother so I type a different perspective of this matter :)

[@blossomroses4323]

@@DimSK. I get you. We have different opinions and perspectives which I respect :) (unless people attack me without reason)

[@DimSK.]

@@blossomroses4323 I'm sure they will soon

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

If the executioners were told before who they were executing, they probably wouldn't have done it. You can see as soon as they come out in the tent, the shocked look of the head executioner's eyes as he sees his target is Mustafa. But by then it was too late, and the will of the Sultan had to be done.

[@blossomroses4323]

And I liked they showed the executioner's point of view. "I pray the person who I shall execute,is not innocent".

[@broke_person9664]

@@blossomroses4323 yeah but sadly that person was innocent

[@blossomroses4323]

@@broke_person9664 yeah :( Tbh it wasn't the executioner's fault... He was just obeying orders. I liked his part,because it showed us that executioners are not the merciless killing machines we make them up to be. Instead they are humans, who are as oppressed as other people, forced to commit the Sultan's crimes.

[@blossomroses4323]

@@broke_person9664 as Hussain said above, the executioner was shocked to see Mustafa. I wonder what was going through his mind at that moment.

[@abdulwasay1750]

@@blossomroses4323 I read a story that mustafa was fighting so bravely with 7 executioners that they were about to join him but then they heard ferocious voice of Suleiman from behind the veil asking them to hurry up . However it is also said those executioners were deaf and mute so this story maybe made up .

[@Aliakaramm]

Mustafa should have thought in his family a little bit Should have rebeled even if he didn't succeed at least he would have tried to save his own family The janissaries begged him his men pashas beys state men But he wss to naive to.think good on soliman as a father who didn't deserve mustafas live and loyalty He wss not apuppet like soliman

[@jeanneaubert4193]

Lmaoooo! Mustafa was a puppet unlike Suleiman the Magnificent. That’s why Mustafa died- manipulated by his mother all life 🤣 And yes, Suleiman the magnificent didn’t deserve weak and liiar son as Mustafa. Hahahaha!

[@sarahdemir776]

Mustafa was a pupppet of Mahidervan and her liies for 38 years🤣🤣 And if he rebeled openly he and his supporters would be dead you🤡🤡🤡

[@bhawanakhadka3854]

There should be whole series about mustafa

[@jeanneaubert4193]

No one would watch it😆😆 He is booring, weakk and dumbbb! We all love Hurrem here!

[@gunescelik4207]

Bwahahahahha! No thanks, no one would watch it. We want Hurrem and Suleiman. Mustafa is most booooring here 🥱🥱

[@DimSK.]

Ew definition of cringe, no offense.🤣🤣 Boring harem scenes, boring divans.

[@blossomroses4323]

Yeah or Ibrahim Pasha 😁 I definitely would watch them.

[@iiiiiiaaaandidiwinnnneo]

​@@blossomroses4323yeah series on Ibrahim would be interesting. After all he was also a slave , kidnapped, plus his journey from his childhood to meeting suleiman, their friendship. And his rise and fall.

[@iiiiiiaaaandidiwinnnneo]

Baby Mehmed is so cute. His cheeks 😭

[@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl]

So many advisers/Supporters and family members and none succeeded in convincing him to stay or to manipulate him to rebel or to take action themselves if he was in danger? Wow I would probably join Team Hurrem too 😂

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

Man was suicidal, I swear 😂

[@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl]

@@hussainsultanzada6123 a woman should know how to control her man , it’s what they do to us ☺️

[@jeanneaubert4193]

@@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl don’t forget that even smart Hurrem couldn’t convince Jihangir not to leave.

[@aira67194]

Only to obey his cruel father... If he would not go... Hurrem would again try to make Suleiman rebel against Mustafa

[@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl]

@@jeanneaubert4193 maybe because He had no brain 🧠 also a wife is more capable to control her man than a mother

[@DimSK.]

Mahidevran say goodbye to your son and along with it, bye bye to valide sultan position. Mihrunisa say goodbye to haseki sultan position. Conclusion: bye bye to power, say hello to poverty and eternal sadness so satisfying.

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

I think by this point, she cared more for her son's life than the Valide Sultan position. Don't judge her for that one episode when Suleiman was about to die in like episode 55. People grow wiser as they age, including both Hürrem and Mahidevran

[@blossomroses4323]

@@hussainsultanzada6123 exactly,agree.

[@broke_person9664]

@@aira67194 yeah and another thing was Hurrem's attempts in trying to kill Mustafa even before Mahi killed Mehmet

[@abdul7945]

@@aira67194 It was not just to do with being Sultan, if she let Mustafa become Sultan then she would be condemning all her sons to death hence why she conspired day and night to kill Mustafa.

[@abdul7945]

@@aira67194 That doesn't mean he wouldn't kill them, this is what the state required, if he didn't do it, his mother or advisors definitely would. Hurrem said explicitly many times that she does what she does to protect her sons from certain death just like Mahidevran. Plus it's nearly impossible to just get rid of fratricide at once, there has to be an alternative system in place which is implemented in stages. Just look at what happened as soon as Sultan Ahmed passed away, so much infighting and chaos.

[@hurremsultanas]

Yeah this isn't going to be pleasant.

[@DimSK.]

Useless mother mahidevran killedher son ever since episode 1 shedestroys him. Worst mother in series