Asye: *Is married and divorced seven times* Henry VIII: Finally a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!

@xianxiannn

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

Fatma was remarried seven times too, she claimed all of her husbands wealth along the way.

@brettlarch8050

2 жыл бұрын

Right though? I thought Henry Viii was rather - how should one say - playful.

@tulip_rose765

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@brettlarch8050 Its fine because Ayse Sultan inheirted their wealth; one time when she was 12; Murad slaughtered her husband in front of her eyes. Cruel stuff

We should appreciate Lindsay for the way she pronounced all the Turkish and Arabic names 💖💖

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

Ottoman isn't Arabic.

@Aphelia.

2 жыл бұрын

@@cinna_sultan They didn't say that tho

@katiemoyer8679

2 жыл бұрын

Well, I certainly enjoyed it, however, I’ve no way of knowing ATM, if the pronunciation is Actually correct 💁🏻‍♀️

@cosmicretro1608

2 жыл бұрын

apparently shes my cousin?

@bensheehy362

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss

This is why in my country they say "Pity no one". She thought her son Ibrahim was no competition because of his mental health yet he was crazier and more cruel than the other one. Sad.

@chykim1

2 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of Dorma, she did so much to make Tiberius the emperor, and it was disastrous 🤦

@isabelrodriguezsjolund9701

2 жыл бұрын

@@chykim1 Who?

@blossomb4672

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what happened when davish pasha saved Ahmed and was later killed by sultan Ahmed...pity no one.

@asilaslapt1510

2 жыл бұрын

And kosem also ordered to kill many And was planning her inlaws And grandson to be dead

@imasinnerimasaint

2 жыл бұрын

@@chykim1 Do you mean Livia?

I feel sorry for Kösem, although the series Magnificent Century villanised Turhan; the only thing she wanted to do was protect her son.

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

That's all any mother of the Ottoman Shezades were doing, especially before the practice of fratricide was stopped. I couldn't imagine having to live like that.

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

@@bristidas322 I absolutely agree 💯

@NurCak

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry but Kosem in real life wants anything but protect others. She is actually not liked by her own family members. She killed grandsons and children when they didnt fit her agenda

@brindade2004

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. But i still feel bad for Kosem. But Turhan was really young to rule as Valide. She gave all the powers to the Grand Vizier.

@aveanatas4236

2 жыл бұрын

Just like nurbanu portrayed in magnificent century. In real history, Nurbanu and hurrem had a good relationship. Nurbanu herself call hurrem, Mother Hurrem which mean that she respects hurrem soo much. And maybe she only had "bad" relationship with mihrimah because, well mihrimah acted as valide to Selim and was the most powerful women at that time 😅

Harems are always so interesting, the Chinese harem system has always seemed so fascinating to me, seeing as it’s essentially a female mirror to the government, and the ottoman harem system seems to have been similar

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

Ottoman harem was the same; but they had few ranks and unlike the Chinese harem, concubines didn't have their own palaces and staff as most of them were privileged women later married into aristocracy.

@afrahf9010

2 жыл бұрын

Harems were anyway respected. The name suggest 'haram' which means prohibited. Men were not allowed to enter and all women were educated while in there and taken care of like princesses. The only difference is that Chinese Harems had women from high-born families, they were sent as gifts to the emperor, while Ottomans brought in non-Muslim slaves and converted them (a rather gruesome way). This was mainly due to the possibility of power-grab by noble families. These women had no strings attached, so the empire wasnt threatened.

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@afrahf9010 This is true, the ranks and systems of the Chinese harems have always varied based on the dynasties that ruled such as Ming, Tang and Qing. The Ottoman customs of the harem remained the same; although political influence of the Ottoman harem varied depending on the Valide Sultan. Later on, the title of Haseki Sultan was no longer used and only royal women by blood and the Valide Sultan titled herself as a Sultana; not any consorts or concubines once they had a prince. They were titled' 'Kadin' or 'Iqbal.' Other then that, the Ottoman harem ranks rarely changed; although after the Sultanate of Women the new Tulip era changed the classification of consorts.

@pussydestroyer69285

2 жыл бұрын

@@afrahf9010 that’s so sad for the women. I can’t imagine what they went through. Being a sex slave is honestly my worst nightmare

@janicem9225

2 жыл бұрын

@@pussydestroyer69285 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️ If you don't put yourself into a position for that to happen, then you don't have to worry about it. 🤷

the real reason the janissaries hated Osman? He took their caffeine away! haha

@xianxiannn

2 жыл бұрын

Really?

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@xianxiannn Yes

@xianxiannn

2 жыл бұрын

@@cinna_sultan man

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@xianxiannn The Janissaries planned revolts in coffee shops.

@200555280

2 жыл бұрын

Its about the salary cut and he tried to replace them.

Magnificent Century: Kosem tells Kosem Sultana's story beautifully. It's highly fictionalized of course, but the facts are pretty accurate for the most part.

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

@پیاده نظام خان You will notice I said "for the most part" 🙄

@afrahf9010

2 жыл бұрын

Most facts are not accurate. Such as her son Mehmet is not her biological son. Halime didn't cause the killing of Osman, most part of Season 2 including Farya is fictional,but the story is creatively put together. Especially emotional moments are captured well. Worth watching

@kayodewa

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry as with the original MC none of it was true but very entertaining.

@QueenBree0417

2 жыл бұрын

I’m almost finished with the series. I’m so sad to see the end but glad it will be over soon. I think I’ll watch the original series with Hurrem and Suleiman.

@gaynormossop1678

2 жыл бұрын

Magnificent century Kosem is so beautiful and fairly accurate despite it being very highly dramatised

Holy Roman Empire had Maria Theresa Great Britain had Queen Elizabeth I Russian Empire had Catherine The Great Ottoman Empire had Kosem Sultan

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

Korea had Empress Ki.

@izal3054

2 жыл бұрын

ottoman had hürrem sultan the msot powerful

@xxxmcti

2 жыл бұрын

@@izal3054 but hurrem never being Valide.

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@izal3054 Hürrem Sultan isn't powerful, shes the most influential. People talk about her more than Kösem, Nurbanu, Safiye or Turhan

@tsukasa1608

2 жыл бұрын

China has Wu Zetian.

Lessons from history: Women can be as ruthless as men. So don't let their gentle demeanor fool you...

@amysolley4268

2 жыл бұрын

Darling, women are human beings, and are taught by society to be gentle.

@gomezk1493

2 жыл бұрын

@@amysolley4268 that’s exactly what she said tho

@mshaan4650

2 жыл бұрын

And don't marry ambitious slave or lower rank women they are usually more dangerous.

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@amysolley4268 That doesn't mean all women are gentle or kind at all. What about women that are actually masculine in personality? They're not that uncommon. I think your statement is actually senseless and sexist for the most part.

@kidsworldrose4847

2 жыл бұрын

@@cinna_sultan she is talking about society

Those poor palace cats that got shaved and made to wear other animals fur!

@dilaragenc5792

2 жыл бұрын

@Logos di'Cosmos it's because in Islam cats are clean animals and allowed to keep at home. But for example to keep a dog at home is forbidden, because they are seen as non clean animals. And Muslims couldn't pray then at home. But with a cat at home they can pray. And it is sunnah to take care of cats. (sunnah are called things that were done by the Prophet Muhammed sav., so that are considered good deeds). But of course Muslims have to treat all animals good. It's just about which animals you can have at home and which not. Nowadays Cats are still adored in Turkey.

@dilaragenc5792

2 жыл бұрын

@@amarantazadori7500 Raising or keeping a dog inside the house is not allowed in Islam under any circumstances, and even prevents the Angels of Mercy from entering the house, and deducts a large amount of a Muslim's worship reward on every single day. However, a dog may be kept and benefited from outside the house for permissible reasons, such as farming, hunting or herding as explained by Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him).

@janicem9225

2 жыл бұрын

@@dilaragenc5792 😂

@anaana1378

2 жыл бұрын

@@dilaragenc5792 ur very wrong quran don’t say anything about dogs being haram , u clearly have some problems with dogs

@dilaragenc5792

2 жыл бұрын

@@anaana1378 i, myself don't think that you can find this in the Qur'an. But I think it is mentioned in a Hadith. Hadiths are part of Islam, aside the Qur'an. Feel free to do your own research, I only tried to answer the question with my knowledge about my religion. And no, I don't have anything against dogs.

Kosem really woke up and said "Fine! Guess I'll do it myself. As usual!"

Kösem is my favorite queen. What a dramatic life

Big shoutout to Lindsey for being a star and giving us detailed records of the lives of Ottoman queens. Please please do Empress Noor Jahan, Razia Sultan and other powerful women from the subcontinent next.

@idfklol622

2 жыл бұрын

ehm some information isnt correct but cute video she explains well

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

I'd love a video on Theadora Cantacuzene, who was a daughter of one of the last Byzantine emperors before the Ottomans ended that dynasty.

@rookiephotographer2229

2 жыл бұрын

Omg yes Razia Sultan ….even tho I’m Indian and have studied the about the Delhi Sultanate…so little is known about her….

@obsessivefangirl5055

2 жыл бұрын

@@rookiephotographer2229 i know right! she's so fascinating as one of the only muslim quen regnants (correct me if I'm wrong) and also Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi who led the revolt against the British in her province.

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@obsessivefangirl5055 Nur Jahan is interesting, I also find Emperor Aurangzeb's daughter; Zeenat Ul Nissa also very interesting. A lot of Mughal Empresses are also relatively intriguing to know about. Since Lindsay has finished videos on the Sultanate of Women I'm sure she will do one on India's history too.

Murad IV wasn’t Kosem’s eldest. You forgot about Şehzade Mehmed, whom you actually included in the family tree of Kosem at the start of the video, and the fact that Osman II executed Mehmed, thus giving way for Murad to one day ascend to the Throne.

@johanrojas6011

2 жыл бұрын

Most people generally believe that Mehmed wasn't Kösem's son but that of Mahferuz Hatun, the mother of Osman II. But I personally think he is though. 🤔

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@johanrojas6011 I think he could've been: but really on both sides we just can't confirm when there's not enough evidence on either side. Although if Kösem had indeed plotted Osman's dethronement as of means to avenge Mehmed's death that's evidence enough to say she was likely his mother. I really didn't understand the reason for Mustafa's enthronement for a second time however.

@ankina86

2 жыл бұрын

Real life was not same as tv series.

@sufimusicandgaming7387

2 жыл бұрын

He was of kosem' s son but murdered by Osman

@samyaaalc

2 жыл бұрын

Mehmed most likely wasn't Kosem's son, he was born just about half a year before Ayse Sultan, who is certainly Kosem's daughter, therefore it was rather impossible

I think you should make a video about Shajar al-Durr, an Egyptian Sultana that lead her country against the crusaders!! A video like this would be a fine addition to this amazing channel.

@saintetedelamortetdesteneb346

2 жыл бұрын

We don't care ok..... Plus who is she even to stand a chance against the crusaders this people were titans lol

@hudajama5822

2 жыл бұрын

@@saintetedelamortetdesteneb346 no one was asking you

@spleens4200

Жыл бұрын

@@saintetedelamortetdesteneb346 why are you even here

@hafsa958

Жыл бұрын

@@saintetedelamortetdesteneb346 you dont care..i would love to see a historical women going against the enemies especially the crusaders and btw crusaders were anyways defeated by alot of people..and she is a queen to go and defeat them idk ppl like you come and act as if you all own the world

To all those who are wondering, sons of Sultanas were Sultanzade's and could not inheirt the throne; the term 'male relatives' means Sehzade's and only a Sehzade that is the son of another Sehzade or a Emperor is classified as a Sehzade.

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@پیاده نظام خان In what way am I incorrect? Sultanzades were prohibited to ascend the throne as they descended from Sultanas and were not fathered by an Ottoman member and Sehzade's were identified as sons of either the Padishah (Literally Emperor) or another Sehzade. Do a little research, Sultanzade's were only considered applicable in very urgent cases and even then there are no sons of Sultanas that ever became the Ottoman Emperor. And "Han" literally means "Khan" which is another title to identify the Padishah (Emperor) You need to elaborate more on your reasoning if you want to get your point across

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@پیاده نظام خان I an talking about the sons and daughters of Ottoman princesses, I think you were confused when i said 'Sultana' I wasn't referring to the Empress

Kösem's eldest son wasn't Murad,here eldest son was Şehzade Mehmed who was executed by the orders of his half-brother Osman II

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

This claim is disputed but could've been true.

@zoelioliou4735

2 жыл бұрын

One theory is that Mehmet isn't her son

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@zoelioliou4735 Remains disputed thou

@kashmalakhan7967

2 жыл бұрын

that was shown in the series

First of all harem girls weren't allowed to enter the imperial harem above the age of 12. Hurrem sultan's case was special. But Kosem was first taken to Istanbul at Mehmed III's harem. But later sehzade Ahmed fell in love with her and she let her remain in his harem even after Mehmet III's death in 1603.

@twinkiefaith1311

2 жыл бұрын

Why was 12 years old the rule?

@N.E.K.O

2 жыл бұрын

@@twinkiefaith1311 probably because that's when girls enter puberty and were considered as womans. And to be pure meaning virgins

@zekimelihmuti5501

2 жыл бұрын

@@N.E.K.O I dont think it is the explanion for this rule.They werent put in sultan's bed first day they arrived to palace.There were education process which could take years and this girls have to adopt different way of life than what they get used to.As you know when we are getting older learning new things and adopting totally new religion and culture is very hard. it guess it is the reason

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@zekimelihmuti5501 Yeah exactly; the Sultan didn't have sex with all his concubines as the westerners decept. Plenty of them married statesmen; in fact Ottoman protocol dictated that when the concubines were considered too old to stay in the harem they were sent to the Old Palace and married away, most likely to a Pasha (highest rank statesmen). A good example is Raziye Hatun and Hubbi Hatun.

@twinkiefaith1311

2 жыл бұрын

@@zekimelihmuti5501 like the example of Esther in the Bible? She had that education process.

Kosem : otlived 5 sultans safye sultan: outliving 7: Am I a joke to you ?

@Ryan_K535

2 жыл бұрын

Kosem also saw the reign of 7 as well

@savelin6563

2 жыл бұрын

Ahmed I, Mustafa I, Osman II, Murad IV, Ibrahim I, Mehmed IV

@hudajama5822

2 жыл бұрын

@@savelin6563 and ahmeds father

@hakimnazir6998

2 жыл бұрын

Safiye: the two my grandson Ahmed i and Mustafa ii ascend to the Ottoman throne👍 Kosem: Ouhh poor you retired lady, the two my son's Murad V and Ibrahim I, btw the three grandson of me including Mehmed IV, Suleiman II and Ahmed II ascend to the throne two among of them becoming the most powerful Sultan in the Ottoman history💪💪

I consider her videos as educational and one should never cease learning until they're well below ground. She's a great educator and well appreciated!

The statement,“Already displeased and suffering from caffeine withdrawal…” made me feel called out and my own headache (caused by lack of coffee) understood.

Kösem Sultan will always be my favorite queen

kidnapped at 15 and still managed to remain this legendary..wow

Your channel is gold! İ can't imagine a day without seeing at least two of your videos ! This is honestly the best historical format and videos that one could search for ! The relevance of the information, the tone of your voice, the illustrations, everything is so perfect! And the best part of me is the fact that you deal with all the historical empires and kingdoms, not only thd european ones as we often see on TV! Keep up your good work 💖

The show "Kosem" is incredible. I am fascinated with the Sultanate

Another very interesting video! While we can be at wow by the way women in the harem wielded power, we should also not forget that they were in a way victims of sexual slavery, who had to give up their cultural identity and real self in order to ensure their survival and that of their children. Kosem, in my opinion is the most interesting amon the Valide Sultanas, with her rise to power and the way she met her end.

@RapaxGuardian

2 ай бұрын

It really makes you think about what is more important: cultural identity, or food and education? Lindsay talks about haram women being educated as though it's a negative thing. "The women could lounge in oppoulant luxury, but could only occassionally see the sea 🥺" "The women were educated by older women of the haram, and had access to books otherwise forbidden to Muslims." How awful! 🥺

Yes finally!! I've been waiting for this all week! Love you Lindsay! Btw, can you make a video about fratricide history? I'd love to see that. Again thanks for everything Lindsay! You make me soo happy, I clicked faster then Hussain Bolt!!

@xianxiannn

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Kilogram you don't seem to understand so I'm not explaining either

@xianxiannn

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Kilogram jeez why are you so rude? Did your parents not teach you how to respect people online? When I said faster then Hussain Bolt I said it like I clicked faster then Hussain Bolt can run. I didn't say run as most people probably understood what I meant and there's no need to explain such petty topics. But you know, continue being disrespectful and rude to people online, it'll only prove how immature and childish you are.

Wow, love it!😍 will you also do a video about Mihrimah Sultan?

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

She is rarely ever mentioned as one of the players in the Sultanate of Women. She is always overshadowed by either her mother Hurrem or her sister in law Nurbanu.

@ScorpionFlower95

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering that too

@TsarOfRuss

2 жыл бұрын

@@taestyinbusan3163 even though she was more powerful than her mother, and she still is the most powerful princess in Ottoman empire, that lady was so rich she was borrowing the great Sultan Suleiman money, she was a central bank cus she inherited everything from diplomacy to wealth from her mother (Hurrem) Mihrimah served as an adviser to her father after her mother died, she also served as an adviser to Sultan Selim (the drunkard) after her father died

Im so excited about this video!

Finally part 2 and thank you Lindsay 😊!.

Great series!!!! Thank you for all your time and effort that went into them!!!! Love all your videos really! Lol! 😊😊 Can't wait for the next video/series!! 😁❤

For those who want to see more for the harem I suggest you watch the series Magnificent Century and the sequel Magnificent Century: Kosem. It's a great show and definitely shows the power struggle between politics and the harem.

@metehangediz3926

2 жыл бұрын

Magnificent Century and Magnificent Century Kösem do not reflect the real history. As a Turk and history graduate, I hate these serials. There is a lot of non-historical stuff and a lot of fiction in these serials. The screenwriters made up a lot of things to make the serials more exciting. I suggest that you be skeptical of every scene in these serials.

@chinnyking1585

2 жыл бұрын

Sultan suleyman and hurremnis the best than kosem lol kosem the most evil and greedy sultana who is ready to murder all of her children who doesnt follow what she wants.

@theinternetweirdo7426

Жыл бұрын

@@metehangediz3926 I get it could you tell us more could you consider the ottomon a caliphate cause I’ve heard people saying it was

@kristinesharp6286

Жыл бұрын

@@metehangediz3926 we know filmmakers get a c when it comes to history. The thing is we won’t really ever know what happened in such private spaces. The shows were well done with casting, costume, music… The only thing anyone knows about the Ottomans in the west is they wanted to invade and make everyone Muslim in Europe and wanted to occupy the holy land. Clearly there was more to them than that. I hope there was a plague after he drowned 200 women in the sea. Has to be consequences.

@yoshebelllillian350

Жыл бұрын

Wish it was accurate though..

Helooooo! I've been waiting for this since the last video on nurbanu and Safiya sultan! Love you Lindsay 😘🤩😝

@xianxiannn

2 жыл бұрын

Same

Omg no way.....another one! Thank you soooo much!!

Brilliant history videos... thanks for putting a spotlight on these women!

One second a girl can only become Haseki after they gave birth to sultan's child.Kosem received the title at 1605 and Murad was born at 1612.Even if we think she received it after birthing her first daughter she wouldn't not received the title at 1605 because her first daughter was born between 1605/1608,the only male born at 1605 was Sehezade Mehmet so probably he was kosem's first child.

@chipmunkpark8826

Жыл бұрын

Well..not really. The title of Haseki changed with time, at first you can only become a Haseki if you legally married the Sultan (Suleiman invented the title for his wife Hurrem) but the other Sultans (Like Ibrahim the mad who had 8 hasekis) diminished the value of the Haseki title and started giving it to many women💀 Haseki means "chief consort of the Sultan or the one who belongs only to the Sultan" but then after Suleiman died Haseki was the equivalent to imperial consort and many women could be consorts💀

A magnificent woman indeed!

@Nick-dx2pt

2 жыл бұрын

@Women's rights was a mistake uhh I'll take it as that you're trolling especially because of your name 😶😶😶

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@Women's rights was a mistake No she didn't... For a woman in an Islamic country what she did was impressive; she kept the Ottoman Empire afloat in times of turmoil. They tried their hardest and that's a magnificent thing; I don't see how she did any little at all. This period started off as closed off harem ladies never seen or heard of; until suddenly Ayse Hafsa Sultan appeared one day and led successors such as Hürrem, Nurbanu and Safiye to document their success and lives, establish buildings in their names and much more. Won't see any of this in Saudi Arabia's history; or for any modern Islamic country except for Rania of Jordon and the former Iranian Queen, the least you'll see on them are runaway princesses.

Her oldest son is thought to be Mehmet right? The son who was killed by Osman. Also Osman’s mom was exiled to the old palace after losing favor. There was basically a rivalry between her and Kösem. Her name was Mahfiruz Hatun and she didn’t die until the middle of Osman’s reign and she also had two other sons.

@kasp5426

2 жыл бұрын

He is the disputed son of Kösem

@cinna_sultan

2 жыл бұрын

@@kasp5426 Yeah, nobody knows if Sehzade Mehmed was the son of Kösem. The Empress was influential in the Ottoman Empire, they say that if he was her son she would've planned a coup to dethrone Osman and it would've been very easy since the Empire was already in turmoil.

@Ryan_K535

2 жыл бұрын

@@cinna_sultan Mehmed is absolutely not disputed. Kösem was pronounced haseki at about 1606/7. How would that be possible if she didn’t give birth to a son? Additionally, a report in 1612, mentions that “the sultan (Ahmed) has 4 sons, 2 from the dead sultana (Mahfiruze’s children= Osman and Bayazid) and 2 from the living one (Kösem’s children= Mehmed and Murad).” It’s not disputed, it’s factual. Mehmed *WAS* Kösem’s son.

@Sriwijaya888

2 жыл бұрын

Mehmed is unfortunate name for first born for both Hurrem and Kosem

@Ryan_K535

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sriwijaya888 That is so true. Safiye’s firstborn was Mehmed. Turhan’s firstborn name was also Mehmed lmao

Fascinating series. I have learned so much. Thank you!!

You're feeding my addiction... I love it. Thank you!

For those sultan you should Watch the megnifecent Century and kosem

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 💯 Both shows are fantastic.

Amazing video! Thank you for uploading ♥️

DO I HEAR MUSIC FROM MAGNIFICENT CENTURY IN THW BACKGROUND? 😍

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

The music for that series was awesome. Especially the battle music.

Hi, amazing video! Can you also talk about the Chinese period of the Crimson Rouge 红妆时代? It was a period of 8 years after Empress Regnant Wu Zetian passed away and 4 powerful women took charge in the political scene in order to emulate her: Empress Dowager Wei the Regent, Shangguan Wan'er the Prime Minister, Princess Taiping, and Princess Anle.

@saintetedelamortetdesteneb346

2 жыл бұрын

We don't care

@sanchirmendsaikhan1587

2 жыл бұрын

@@saintetedelamortetdesteneb346 ONLY YOU don't care because it's not YOUR European history. As an Asian, I'd love to hear more, but that doesn't mean i hate European history. You're just being a racist.

@Introvertsan

Жыл бұрын

That would be a great video

Thank you for this video😁👍

Amazing as always! Will forever be a fan. Also, I would love to see a video on the end of the ottoman empire..I know you'd do wonderfully ! ❤🥳🥂😎🙏

You are a savior, I'm writing a research essay and your information was organized and beautiful

Love your videos .keep up all the great work on them.

Amazing video!! Can you make another video about how the harem system ended? Thanks!!

Thank you Lindsay!❤️❤️

Your videos are always pleasure to watch

Thank you for the video.

This was great!

I been waiting for this video!

A video from Lindsay is the best birthday present ever

@juki3354

2 жыл бұрын

Happy Birthday 🥳😃

@catalinascripcaru4536

2 жыл бұрын

@@juki3354 thank you!!

I would love to see a Game of Thrones style show about this period in history. So juicy.

@christywillard9745

2 жыл бұрын

Look up magnificent century if you haven't ready.... Magnificent Century Kosem is about this one.....

@abdqs853

2 жыл бұрын

there already is one. Though it's a Turkish drama.

@kim7990

2 жыл бұрын

@@abdqs853 dont worry, they have english sub

@mkraw7484

2 жыл бұрын

I saw few clips of that show, IT IS VERY sad and disturbing...

@abdqs853

2 жыл бұрын

@@mkraw7484 Yea I get it. I love the show and do think it had a better ending than GOT but it is pretty depressing.

I love your videos but still there’s some misinformation in them so I wanna clear it Wrong informations in video, 1- during Ahmed’s reign Kosems eldest son was Mehmed not Murad and again when Ahmed died Mehmed was still alive he excecuted by Osman during his reign. 2-video says during Mustafa’s 2nd reign Kosem was in palace of tears (old palace) with her sons close to him and when Murad turned 11 she returned to capitol, first of all old palace is already located in capitol and Her sons were taken away from her they were captivated in Topkapi palace. 3- empire didn’t fell into anarchy after Murad took over, it was already in anarchy during Kosems reign and same with war with Safavids and northern Anatolian revolt theee were started during Kosems regency as well And you should mention abt how Kosem fed the poor ppl of the empire with her charity works, according to Turkish History Professor Filiz Cagman who’s an expert on Hurrem & Kosem after Kosem murdered 15 thousand ppl starved in Constantinople.

@kim7990

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Turhan didn't fed the poor like Kosem does. Too bad

I was waiting for this

I love your story telling voice!

This was a wonderful video!!

I absolutely LOVE your videos…. Please keep them coming

Loved it. So much Ottoman history that I didn't know. Have you ever read " The Kadin" by Beatrice Small? It's a historical romance but the history of the empire got me interested.

@superdivinestar

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my day's Yes! many many years ago, I'd forgotten about that book, I might just go and re-read it. 👍🏾

Imagine being Strangled by your Daughter In Law just for Power.

Of course Lindsay has done her research well. Interesting videos.

Great video👏🏻👍🏻

Very very well done. I enjoyed this very much. I am very fond of Kosem

@henrywayne9037

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 🥰🥰🥰 How are you doing today, Hope you're doing well and enjoying the weather out there?? You're looking so charming and I would like to make friends with you and maybe meet someday if God permit. send me your email let's get to know more about each other over there if you don't mind.

I loved this...thank you 😊

There is actually a TV show about Kosem that was really surprisingly good.

@krystaylor1313

2 жыл бұрын

What is it called?

@johanrojas6011

2 жыл бұрын

@@krystaylor1313 Magnificent Century Kösem and it's literally the best. The full episodes are on KZread.

@asilaslapt1510

2 жыл бұрын

@@johanrojas6011 l liked it too

I always say that reality surpasses imagination. Very well explained and utterly interesting posts.

There are many wrong ideas here. 1) Kosem eldest son (Mehmet) was still alive when Osman became the sultan. 2) Osman was not strangled in his bedroom, there was a big revolution against him and he was strangled by Davut Pasha and some men according to the orders of Halime Sultan.

@hafsa958

Жыл бұрын

yes but kosem had four daughters before having sons and alot of ppl believe mehmed was her real son due to the series its still an argument alot of ppl and historians dont believe in that source..he was either a prince of any random concubine or mahfiruze sultan osman was strangled in yedikule

just in time!!!!!!💞💞💞💞💞

The tragic end for a legend 🥺

Thanks!

This is so interesting

Thank you so much for these videos

@henrywayne9037

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 🥰🥰🥰 How are you doing today, Hope you're doing well and enjoying the weather out there?? You're looking so charming and I would like to make friends with you and maybe meet someday if God permit. send me your email let's get to know more about each other over there if you don't mind.

@Saralicious31

2 жыл бұрын

@@henrywayne9037 I’m married . Thank you

@henrywayne9037

2 жыл бұрын

@@Saralicious31 but if you don't mind please we can still be friends here 🙏

I love your videos. I put them on and clean my house lol, it makes cleaning a lot less mundane.

I like your work, you can feel that you only want to tell the story and not tell any hate All of your clips are very good ☺👉💗

Great video! Could you do a video about Princess Kazunomia of Japan?

This be so interesting literally I be watching this while doing homework 🧍🏽‍♀️

Hi Lindsey, have you watched Magnificent Century and its sequel series Kosem? You have any thoughts about the portrayals of the sultanas and queen mothers?

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

I just finished both of these series, and there are some HUGE inaccuracies in both, but they're such good shows, I was able to look past that. The costumes and set decoration on those shows were outstanding.

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Kilogram I was referring specifically to the story of Hatice Sultana and Pargali Ibrahim. On the show, they were married and had several children, but in real life, they were never married.

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Kilogram Not just "some people". Turkish historians have said that no evidence has ever been found that they were married.

@taestyinbusan3163

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Kilogram Shall I share the name of the Turkish researcher I was referencing?

Thank you.

It's my lunch time and I made it just in time

@jameskpolkastronomyhistory5984

2 жыл бұрын

I Remember Writing A Biography On You @Æthelread The Unready

@jonesvideo80

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameskpolkastronomyhistory5984 thank you

@jameskpolkastronomyhistory5984

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonesvideo80 No Problem Just Watch Out For The Danes Æthelread

@jonesvideo80

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameskpolkastronomyhistory5984 you got it

@jameskpolkastronomyhistory5984

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonesvideo80 My Biography Of You Might Not Be A Published One But It Is In My Biography Notebook Of Biographies Of People

Hello Lindsay! I’m wondering, can you do the history of Empress Ki please? I know the tv show doesn’t do the history right much

I would love to see a TV show about the Sultanate of women. This is better than Game of Thrones!

@theduchess3

2 жыл бұрын

There are two Turkish tv series named “Magnificent Century”, which focuses on Hurrem Sultan, and its sequel “Magnificent Century Kosem”, that might interest you.

@Tinkerbe11

2 жыл бұрын

@@theduchess3 Thank you very much! I'll check that out!

@theduchess3

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tinkerbe11 You’re welcome😊

Hi Lindsay i appreciate you so much, thank you again for this video. Haseki Valide - I Muazzama Kösem Sultan is one of my favorites.. Im a fan of turkey history. The movie series seems a lot of fiction. History is more interesting!!.. Im a fan of Sultanate of women.

Love your videos 💖☺️ . Your voice is so beautiful ❤️ 😍😍

Hurrem really paved the way to women power!

@grandetristesse2.060

18 күн бұрын

She really didn't. Her only achievement was marrying a sultan which wasn't her achievement but rather HIS. Suleiman was the one who broke the law by marrying her. The one who started the sultanate of women is nurbanu by becoming the first official valide and first woman "to reign with her son" as it was said by a Venetian ambassador. Hurrem doesn't even come close to nurbanu safiye kosem turhan gulnus aka the actual powerful sultanas

@grandetristesse2.060

18 күн бұрын

Kosem : haseki, legal wife, valide, ROYAL Regent, valide-i padishah (sultan title), valide Muazzama ( magnificent mother queen) , buyuk valide-i kebir (the great grand mother queen), valide-i padishah, valide muhterem (respected mother), valide ukle (supreme mother) Turhan sultan : valide, haseki, ROYAL Regent Nurbanu sultan : valide haseki, legal wife, co Regent (of her son) Safiye sultan : valide haseki, co Regent Halime and handan sultan : valide haseki, ROYAL Regent ----------------------BARRIER------------------- Hurrem : haseki, legal wife 😂 And THAT'S IT

Fascinating

What ever happened to the daughter's of the sultan? You never hear of any. It's odd that most sultans have almost no Turkish blood. Their mothers almost always being east Europeans or Greeks and their wives the same, as the sultanate progressed they became more and more of Christian European blood and less and less ottoman turk.

@johanrojas6011

2 жыл бұрын

Most daughters were lost to history since they too were a part of the harem. Since is little to no information on the daily life of the harem life was we can say that the sultanas were usually married off to pashas or aghas. Some stayed in the palace for the rest of their lives.

@slinger7529

Жыл бұрын

Not really true. Look at the ottoman sultan photos of the 1900s and tell me they look christian European lol

@robertalpy9422

Жыл бұрын

@@slinger7529 By then the Turks had adopted European style primogeniture. It was no longer possible for the sons of concubines to be considered legitimate. But farther back you'd be hard pressed to find a Sultan who was more than a quarter turk. Look at Suliman The Magnificent. It got even more europeanized after him. It got so bad few sultans even took wives from the Turkish noble class. The Turks eventually ended the power of the harem and the janisaries. The was a famous janisary commander who did the just thing and betrayed the sultan, returned too Christianity and harried the marches of the ottoman empire. He died free, Christian and of old age. I forget his name but his story is unique and inspiring. Turks suck wind.

@slinger7529

Жыл бұрын

@@robertalpy9422 my statement still applies.

@robertalpy9422

Жыл бұрын

@@slinger7529 yeah....in the late 19th century when the Turks oddly abandoned the harem successions for European primogeniture, your comment applies. Just not for the previous. 7 or 8 hundred years. What's you're point? That the ottomans finally had sultans more Turkish than European when their empire was at its end? Ok. So what?

Your way of talking is so satisfying. Keep going with ottoman history. Im looking forward to see more ✌🏻

The music 😻😻

8:04 Osman was taken to Yedikule and was strangled to death, he also had his ear cut to prove to Halime Sultan that the rebels had killed him.

@hafsa958

Жыл бұрын

@TLi ma o i would suggest you to research instead of spamming Death Sultan Osman the Young was strangled in Yedikule Zindans in 1622 Yedikule Fortress in 1685 One of the entrances of the Yedikule Fortress in Istanbul, where Osman II was strangled to death by revolting Janissaries Yedikule Fortress in 1827 Seeking a counterweight to Janissary influence, Osman II closed their coffee shops (the gathering points for conspiracies against the throne) and started planning to create a new and more loyal army consisting of Anatolian sekbans.[9] The result was a palace uprising by the Janissaries, who promptly imprisoned the young sultan in Yedikule Fortress in Istanbul, where Osman II was strangled to death. After Osman's death, his ear was cut off and represented to Halime Sultan and Sultan Mustafa I to confirm his death and Mustafa would no longer need to fear his nephew. It was the first time in the Ottoman history that a Sultan was executed by the Janissaries.[10] This disaster is one of the most discussed topics in Ottoman history. Hasanbegzade, Karaçelebizade, Solakzade, Peçevi, Müneccimbaşı and Naima dates, in the Fezleke of Katip Çelebi, detailed and some of them were narrated in a story style. [11] pasted from google

@hafsa958

Жыл бұрын

@TLi ma o lmao

@yoshebelllillian350

Жыл бұрын

Pity i really liked him😔

The sultanate of women would make such an epic TV show!

@rodolfoespinoza2671

2 жыл бұрын

These tv show call "Magnificient Century: Suleiman" and Magnificient Century:Kosem. Both of them are turkish tv show

Very interesting

Mükəmməl bir iş❤

I loved kosem, and although the show about her was sometime accurate it was still great to watch!

Can you please do King tamar of Georgia??? She's so interested

@aheartownedbymahidevran2622

2 жыл бұрын

As a Georgian, I wish it could happen 😊

@elisabeth9792

2 жыл бұрын

@@aheartownedbymahidevran2622 მეც 🥰

Ok a week ago when i watched part 1, i decided to read about kosem's death and Oh my GOD it was a nightmare.

it's such a nice voice you have

Hi dear lindsay.Just informing u that I'm one of us top fan. .Cud u please do a video about the martyr king louis xvi n king gustaf adolfus the great of sweden