13 hours agoAlbanian Sultan of Great Solomon, Tragic Fate
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)No doubt the period when the Ottoman Empire was led by Sultan Sulejmani I is a period of prosperity and development. Not in vain is it called Majesty Solomon. During his rule, the Ottoman Empire expanded its borders far more, threatening Europe. The goal of Solomon the Great was to conquer Rome, [...]
Not in vain is it called Majesty Solomon. During his rule, the Ottoman Empire expanded its borders far more, threatening Europe. Solomon's goal was to conquer Rome, which he failed to achieve.
Not only in the army, but Solomon gave a prosperity to the economy and culture in his empire. He was influenced by the West, and culture had great momentum.
According to historians, Sultan's first wife, who gave him his first heir to the throne, was Sultan Mahifarram, who was born in 1500 and died in 1581.
According to historians, it is suspected of having Albanian origin. Mahivedram's son was the descendant Mustafa. A contender for the throne of the empire, loved by the army and the Ottoman people.
But the war at the sulltan harem was harsh. In the heart of the sultan was Alexandra, who would then be known as Hyrem. An ambitious woman who left her mark on the history of the most powerful empire at the time.
Even though the intrigues went on and on, Sultan Hyrem became the favorite wife of Solomon the Great. She won Hasseki Sultan's status. The title Hasseki Sultan has been used for the first time in the 16th century for Sultan Hurrem.
Thus, in the war for power, apparently motivated by Hurrem, Sulejmani executed Ibrahim on top of that, Sultan Hurrem, Rüsm Pasha and her daughter, Mihhimah Sultan Sulejmania, against Mustafa, who was the eldest son of Her Majesty Solomon with the first woman, Mahifdevran.
Mustafa was the visible heir to the Ottoman throne and a very popular prince among Anadol. Sehzade Mustafa was charged with riots and dismissed by his father, His Majesty Sulejmani. Even during the campaign against the Safavids of Persia in 1553, because of a fear of rebellion, Sultan Sulejman ordered the execution of the son Sehzade Mustafa.
So Solomon killed his eldest son with Mahidedram. After the murder of her son, she led a spiritually pained life.
For the rest of her life, she lived in the palace in Bursa through a pension sent by the young Sultan after Solomon's death, Selimi II, the son of Hysem and Solomon. She died at 81 in Bursa.
