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Kanuni Sultan Süleyman
Hürrem Sultan
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Women's reign in the Ottoman Empire (Hürrem Sultan, Kösem Sultan)
Hürrem Sultan, the favorite and wife of Suleiman the Magnificent, made a first in the Ottoman Empire and started the women's reign. While the hasekis were only concerned with harem affairs before, women's authority in state affairs has increased since Hürrem Sultan. Elkas Mirza, brother of Safavid Shah Tahmasp, was protected by Hürrem when he took refuge in Istanbul in 1547. The person who announced Barbaros Hayreddin Pasha's victories in Tunisia with letters was none other than Hürrem. After him, his daughter-in-law Nurbanu Sultan continued the reign of women. He played an active role in the development of relations with Venice. His bride, Safiye Sultan, corresponded with the Queen of England Elizabeth I, expressed her views at the council meetings, and maintained her authority in state affairs. IV. With Kösem Sultan, Murad's mother, the power of women increased. Kösem Sultan, who ruled the state for a long time, was also interested in suppressing the rebellions. IV, who replaced him. Mehmed's mother, Hatice Turhan Sultan, ended the reign of women in the Ottoman Empire, despite all the power she gained. He left the seal of the Grand Viziership to Köprülü Mehmed Pasha and thus the period known as the Köprülüs Era began. — Like the video! Subscribe for new videos: https://bit.ly/3oO5zRn
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