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sultanaswardrobe · 5 months

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MAKE ME CHOOSE MEME | @shivrcys asked - Ayşe Hafsa Sultan or s4!Hürrem

#magnificent century #muhtesem yuzyil #ayse hafsa #perioddramaedit #periodedit #weloveperioddrama #onlyperioddramas #*ayse hafsa #*make me choose meme #everyone knows that I love hurrem but not in s4 #that's why I chose hafsa :)

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awkward-sultana · 1 month

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“The crucial role played by a prince’s mother before he ascended the throne was translated into a more institutionally secure and publicly visible role when the prince became sultan and his mother valide sultan. The valide sultan continued to carry on her roles as tutor and protector of her son...The valide sultan continued to instruct the sultan as she had the prince.”—The Imperial Harem Women And Sovereignty In The Ottoman Empire, Leslie P. Peirce

#Muhteşem Yüzyıl #Magnificent Century #mcedit #Muhtesem Yuzyil #weloveperioddrama #perioddramaedit #period drama #historical drama #Hafsa Sultan #Valide Sultan #Ayse Hafsa Sultan #history #Turkish history #Ottoman History #Sultan Suleiman #Awkward-Sultana #Sultan Suleyman

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parallellines · 1 year

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The most powerful Ottoman Sultans + their Valides

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magnificentlyreused · 19 days

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This pink tiara with a pearl drop was first worn by Hatice Sultan in the fourth episode of the first season of Magnificent Century. It was worn again by Mahidevran Sultan in the nineteenth episode of the same season. Gülfem Hatun can also be seen with it in the tenth episode of the second season. The tiara appears again on Mihrimah Sultan in tenth episode of the third season. During the use on her, the pearl drop eventually gets removed. The fourth season saw the tiara three times, first on Nurbanu Sultan in the tenth episode, then on Nergisşah Sultan in the eighteenth episode and lastly on Ayşe Sultan in the twenty-ninth episode.

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julyzaa · 3 months

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made the mistake of looking at the mc youtube comments and like the dumbest take ever is the why didnt (insert concubine name) say no to Suleyman?

and its like my brother(gn) in misgonist historical fiction, they were literally sex slaves. Gulnihal couldnt say no, Sadika was literally forced into sex, Hurrem and Mahi themselves couldnt say no.

hell even Nigar couldnt really say no to Ibrahim because she was a slave in his household and he was the grand vizier.

#magnificent century #in the show where they explicitly tell you that the only difference between ayse hafsa and a favorite concubine is that she wasnt a slave

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dyingroses · 29 days

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You know considering she lives in the same house as them and doesn't have a job I am surprised how little Ayse Hafsa seemed to see her grandchildren.

#magnificent century #valide sultan #ayse hafsa sultan #sezhade mehmet #mihrimah sultan #hurrem sultan #stuff #post

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redxluna · 2 months

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–Peirce, Leslie. Empress of the East: How a European Slave Girl Became Queen of the Ottoman Empire

#magnificent century #ottoman history #ayse hafsa sltan #my caps

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garnetbutterflysblog · 8 months

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Is it just me or does the characters have a very symbolic color palette (in particular Mahi and Hürrem)?

Mahi wears a mix of colors that symbolize calmness, stability, approachability and comfort. Even though a few of her gowns so far have not been salmon, beige or brown- the kaftans she wears with them are.

The colors of Hürrem's clothing tend to symbolize youth, passion, desire, confidence, renewal/restoration, and healing.

As for Hafsa, it appears to me that all of her dresses are somewhat symbolic but usually only of her royal status. There are a few worth looking at more in-depth.

The color palettes for Mahi and Hürrem fit their characters, or what I know of them so far. I am really thinking about doing a costume symbolism post per episode, but I'd have to go back and watch the episodes 1 & 3. Maybe in the (hopefully near) future when I have more time on my hands.

#magnificent century #muhteşem yüzyıl #mahidevran sultan #hurrem sultan #hurrem hatun #alexandra hatun #color symbolism #outfit symbolism #hafsa sultan #ayse hafsa sultan #costume symbolism

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thegreatsultana · 2 years

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