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ottomanladies · 4 years

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mothers of the Ottoman sultans

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pepbahtiar · 2 years

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"Ini adalah ujian untuk keluargamu, Kuda yang baik mebuktikan dirinya di perjalanan, orang yang baik membuktikan dirinya ketika melewati ujian"(de144,1:05:20-Hayma Hatun)

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maria-alaam · 4 years

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Dirilis Ertugrul Season1,2,3,4 Cast Names And Real Life Pics

#1 Engin Altan Düzyatan (Ertuğrul Ghazi) 2 Serdar Gökhan (Suleyman Shah) 3 Hülya Korel Darcan (Hayma Hatun) 4 Kaan Taşaner (Gündoğdu Bey) 5 N #ertugrulertugrulptvhomestayhomestaysafeertugrulgaziurduresurrectionertugrulallseasonsurduallepisodesurduertugrulghaziertugrulurduptvdramaert #ertugrul ertugrulptvhome stayhomestaysafe ertugrulgaziurdu resurrectionertugrul allseasonsurdu allepisodesurdu ertugrulghazi ertugrulurdu

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kimdirkimdircom · 7 years

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Hayme Hatun, Hayma Ana Kimdir

Hayme Hâtun veya Hayma Ana, Osmanlı Devleti’nin kurucusu olan Osman Gazi‘nin büyükannesi, Ertuğrul Gazi‘in annesi, yörük kadınıdır.

İsmi Hayme kelimesi Osmanlı Türkçesinde “Çadır” (otağ) anlamına gelmektedir. Osmanlıda aynı zamanda çadır kelimesi devlet anlamında da kullanılmıştır. Hayme Ana ismi ise çadır anası, çadırın direği ve “Devlet Ana” olarak anlam kazanmıştır.

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#Hayme Hatun Mezarı Türbesi Nerede Soy Ağacı Soyu Türk mü Hayma Ana Kimdir Kısaca #Hayme Hatun Nerelidir Hayma Ana Nerede Öldü İsmi Adı Ne Demek #Hayme Hatun Vikipedi Hayma Ana Wikipedia

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ottomanladies · 4 years

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What do we know about he parents of Osman I? I've heard something along the lines of his mother being a Seljuk princess, but considering a lot of Osman's life is shrouded in myth, it could've been a legend invented later to prop up the Ottoman legitimacy. Which would be pretty stupid, since in Diriliş Ertrugrul that is exactly the case and now everyone is repeating that Ottoman dynasty was descended from Seljuks.

I want to apologise to you (and to everyone else who sent me asks) because I'm being slow at answering. I've been having a temperature and a very bad headache and it is very hard for me at the moment to actually think. I hope I’ll start feeling better soon because not only do I have to answer asks and make gifsets but I also have to study.

You're totally right in saying that Diriliş Ertuğrul confused people (as Magnificent Century did before, and as Payitaht Abdülhamid keeps doing). I guess Diriliş Ertuğrul is somewhat excused because the origin of the Ottoman dynasty is kind of shrouded in myth so the showrunners could run with their imagination.

These shows are not the problem, though. The problem is the people. It's 2020 and viewers still take what they see in period dramas at face value. They're shows!! They're works of fiction!! Whatever they can embellish, they will!! Sometimes they will even invent characters or complete storylines! Don't take what you see on tv as facts!! Shows and movies are not documentaries!!

Anyways, back to your actual question—I'm so sorry I got carried away.

There is no definite answer, especially about Osman's mother. As you said, the origins of the Ottoman dynasty are shrouded in myth so it is hard to discern what was a legend and was actual history. According to Sakaoğlu, Osman's mother was called Hayma Ana, but her name may have been corrupted into Haime or even Halime. Sometimes, Hayma Ana is considered to have been Ertuğrul's mother and therefore, Osman's grandmother.

It is also possible that Halime and Hayma (or Haime) were two different consorts of Ertuğrul Bey.

Idris-i Bitlisi mentions in his history that Osman had left his youngest son Alaeddin with his mother. Therefore she was still alive when Osman assumed the guidance of the tribe.

In 1892, Abdülhamid II renovated Hayma Ana's tomb in Domaniç, which had been visited for centuries. As such, he basically acknowledged that she was Osman's mother.

That Osman's mother was a Seljuk princess is just an invention of Diriliş Ertuğrul to legitimise Ertuğrul's and - most importantly - Osman's conquests.

About Ertuğrul, he was the leader of a Turkic clan who had been gifted lands by the Seljuk Sultan. According to a branch of Ottoman historiography, he may not have been a Muslim (not right away) because his sons were given "old Turkic, i.e., non-Muslim names.” After noting that Osman’s original name must have been “Ataman,” [Kàldy-Nagy] adds: “The appropriate question here, then, is: to what extent was Osman—though no longer a pagan—actually imbued with the spirit of Islam when he gave the name Orkhan…to several [sic] of his sons…?”

Not everyone agrees with this thesis, of course.

#ask post #ask: ottoman history #osman i #hayma hatun #minetteskvareninova

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ottomanladies · 6 years

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Was she (Halime Hatun) alive when her son Osman I became a sultan ?

I’m not very well-versed on the early Ottoman empire but Sakaoğlu calls Osman I’s mother Hayma and says that she was alive at the creation of the Ottoman principality. Apparently Abdülhamid II himself believed that she was Osman’s mother because he had a tomb built for her in Domaniç in 1892.

Osman was never sultan, he was a bey. The first to assume the title of sultan was Murad I.

#anon #ask post #ask: ottoman history #osman i #hayma hatun

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pepbahtiar · 2 years

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Menjadi Ibu adalah tugas yang sulit, tugas untuk menyelesaikan semua masalah selalu ada ada ibu. (Hayma Hatun, DE : s3e71)

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