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julyzaa · 3 months

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Diversity win!

The incredibly misogynist turkish period drama couldn’t remove the homoeroticness in the interactions between the Sultan and his Vizir who had likely been queer irl!

#sultan suleyman #ibrahim pasha #suleyman x ibrahim #magnificent century

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chaos-of-the-abyss · 3 months

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lol did anyone see the magnificent century most stable couple youtube poll from a few hours ago? nurbanu and selim having only 8% is a joke especially when the other couples on the list are ibrahim and hatice, suleiman and hürrem, and rustem and mihrimah.......

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lya-dustin · 8 months

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Whatever Alfred and Uhtred have is honestly better written than most of Uhtred's canon romantic relationships lol.

Like a reverse of Sultan Suleiman and Ibrahim Pargali, who were irl lovers and try as they did they couldn't get rid of the very obviously romantic tones to their relationship, the Last Kingdom cast two people with such great chemistry that every scene they do together feels like Alfred and Uhtred are on an on and off again relationship and Uhtred got Osferth in the divorce.

#the last kingdom #magnificent century #muhtesem yuzyil #alfred of wessex #uhtred of bebbanburg #alfred x uhtred #sultan suleyman #ibrahim pasha #ibrahim x suleyman

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magnificentposting-fabrizioart · 11 months

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@laurenshield made me aware of an extremely disturbing fact.

The consequences are left entirely to you.

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gulnarsultan · 4 months

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Hello, I am the one who sent the suleiman x reader x hurrem scenario where reader is in the place of gulnihal and I would like to confirm that yes, suleyman does turn yandere for reader and calls for her again. This is when yandere hurrem realises that her beloved sister whom she is vey yandere for has been spending nights with suleyman. What do you think yandere hurrem's reaction to this would be?

Hürrem and you are twin sisters. However, you do not resemble each other in terms of personality or appearance. After you are kidnapped, you have no one left but each other. You are Hürrem's confidant and assistant in the palace. Hürrem spoils you financially as much as she can. Protective and possessive towards you. However, your life is turned upside down because of İbrahim Pasha. After spending the night with Sultan Suleiman, you are sent to a separate room. Sultan Suleiman is sending you lots of gifts. You go to your sister Hürrem and tell her everything. You meet your nephew. You apologize. Hürrem sees everyone else as guilty except you. You are Sultan Suleiman's new favorite concubine. You get pregnant in a short time and have twin babies. Prince Selim and Mihrimah Sultan. Hürrem always remains your sister who protects you. You watch each other's backs. Hürrem never forgives the evil done against you.

Hürrem is the possessive, protective and jealous sister. She doesn't want to share you with others.

#magnificent century #yandere magnificent century #yandere hürrem sultan #yandere suleiman i #sultan suleyman #yandere ottoman empire #yandere historical characters

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theresnothingformehere · 4 months

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Favourite episode of MC?

Omg, that's such a hard questioooon

But if I haaad to choose one I think it definitely is episode number 13 (I had to look up the number), when Ibrahim returns to Parga

I know you hate him and you know I love him hahahaha But yeah, that episode it's special to me because one of Ibrahim's traits that I love and I love all kind of feelings he shows related to that it's his feeling of not belonging, his feeling of missing home and wanting to go back and BE NORMAL, have a life, the kind of life I know he wants. Also that constant battle he has his whole life between wanting that and also LOVING POWER and being the grand vizier. Anyway I love that episode because I see him just being a man, hurting, missing, loving. It shows his soul. AND I WANTED SO BAD FOR HIM TO JUST STAY IN PARGA FOR GOOD LEAVE HIM ALONE, AND HOW SULEYMAN TAKES THAT AWAY FROM HIM AGAIN ITSSSSS, I think it hurts him so much, it hurt me so much when they made him go back, but I love that part too? hahaha

Anyway, I have to rewatch to remember better, but yeah. I love episode 1 too. Episodes where there is Nigar x Ibrahim content. Episodes where there are juicy fights/arguments between Hurrem and Ibrahim. I like episodes where Hurrem have some victories, like when she marries Suleyman or when she becomes the one in charge of the harem. Believe it or not, I love her but I hate her when she hurts Ibrahim. But I love her. But I hate her hahaha I'm a little biased because of how much I love Ibrahim and my little crush on him (think of Nigar here lool). I also like the……last episode of Ibrahim because yeah, I suppose I like to suffer and also see how much he means to Suleyman and to Hurrem (as her favorite enemy lmao) and to everyone..

Tysm for asking, love you <3

#ask #magnificent century #ibrahim pasha #hurrem sultan #el sultan #muhtesem yuzyil #hurremhasckis

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dyingroses · 3 years

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some more MC+ textposts

#magnificent century #incorrect magnificent century quotes #hurrem sultan #hurrem #hürrem sultan #hürrem #perioddramaedit #mcedit #post #mahidevran sultan #mahidevran x hurrem #ibrahim pasha #sultan suleyman

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ottomanladies · 4 years

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For estranged parents: Suleyman x his father and Suleyman x Mustafa/Bayezid(?), Ibrahim/Kosem, Mehmed the conqueror/his father

I am not sure about Süleyman I and Selim I, because I think that Selim I had more problems with his own father, Bayezid II, than with his son, whom he gave big responsibilities during his reign.

Mehmed II and Murad II too I’m not sure, I would have to look into it because I think their relationship has been exaggerated by recent period dramas.

but the others are very good ideas that I completely missed. Thank you!

#anon #ask post

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latristereina · 5 years

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UNDERRATED RELATIONSHIP/PARTNERSHIP/FRIENDSHIP MEME 4/?: @mihrunnisasultans‘ pick: Süleyman the Magnificent & İbrahim Pasha

Among all the colorful public personalities gracing the Süleymanic era (1520–1566), Ibrahim Pasha, known as “∞makbul [favorite] and maktul [executed],∞” stands out as a particularly intriguing figure. In 1523 this childhood friend, favorite, and slave of Sultan Süleyman was most irregularly promoted to the highest office in the empire, the grand vizierate, directly from the sultan’s personal service, without having had any experience in government. For the following thirteen years, with the enormous power and authority that he assumed, Grand Vizier Ibrahim Pasha ruled the empire like a second sultan. As the sultan’s chief advisor and commander, Ibrahim Pasha not only was single-handedly in charge of the political and military administration of the empire but also acted as the sultan’s alter ego and absolute representative in public. In this way Ibrahim Pasha played a pivotal role in the promotion of the Ottoman sultan’s image as the world ruler and in the consolidation of Ottoman claims to universal sovereignty both within and beyond the empire’s borders — two crucial developments that defined the Ottoman Empire for centuries to come. Ibrahim Pasha’s career abruptly ended one night in March 1536, when he was mysteriously executed in the imperial palace on the orders of his beloved sultan.

- Ebru Turan, The Marriage of İbrahim Pasha

İbrahim Pasha had been born a Venetian subject at Parga, on the Ionian coast opposite Corfu, and after his capture by the Ottomans had served in Süleyman’s household in Manisa when he was prince-governor of Saruhan. Almost as soon as he became sultan, Süleyman publicly demonstrated the favour in which he held İbrahim by building him a magnificent palace on the Hippodrome in Istanbul. Having inherited his first grand vezir, Piri Mehmed Pasha, from his father, Süleyman appointed İbrahim to succeed him. Such promotion, of someone who was not a vezir but a senior officer of the Sultan’s household, was extraordinary.

- Caroline Finkiel, Osman's Dream: The History of the Ottoman Empire

The Sultan and Grand Vezir, well-informed about matters in the West, quickly received details of Charles V’s splendid coronation as Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Clement VII in 1530, and as quickly interpreted it as tending to reinforce the claim that the Holy Roman Emperor saw himself as the recreated caesar of the Roman Empire. Sultan Mehmed II had aspired to be a universal sovereign and had been seen as a rival by Matthias Corvinus, in his day the most powerful figure in central Europe, who fancied himself the new Hercules or (like Mehmed himself and, according to the Venetian ambassadors of the sixteenth century, both Selim I and Süleyman) Alexander the Great. Süleyman could not leave this perceived challenge unanswered. From Venice İbrahim Pasha commissioned a gold helmet of four superimposed crowns surmounted with a plumed aigrette. It reached Edirne in May 1532, by way of the Ottoman tributary port-city of Dubrovnik on the Adriatic, as the Sultan was leading his army towards Hungary. The helmet-crown was prominently displayed at the audiences Süleyman gave and played its part in the carefullychoreographed triumphal parades that took place along the route to war, for the benefit of the foreign ambassadors and other observers the Sultan wanted to impress with his power. The Habsburg envoys Süleyman received at Niš seemed unaware that the turban was the headgear of sultans, and thought this gaudy regalia was the Ottoman imperial crown. Neither the timing of İbrahim Pasha’s commission nor its form was accidental. The helmet-crown bore stylistic similarities to the Emperor’s and also to the papal tiara – but with more tiers it symbolized a challenge to their power. İbrahim was like a brother to the Sultan, his intimate adviser and highest officer of state, and this very closeness made him enemies. In 1525 his palace on the Hippodrome was sacked in a janissary uprising in Istanbul that may have been incited by his rivals.

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In ‘The Story of Suleyman's attachment to his Vezir Ibrahim’, Stanley Lane-Poole wrote: ‘Suleyman, great as he was, shared his greatness with a second mind, to which his reign owed much of its brilliance. The Grand Vezir Ibrahim was the counterpart of the Grand Monarch Suleyman. He was the son of a sailor at Parga, and had been captured by corsairs, by whom he was sold to be the slave of a widow at Magnesia. Here he passed into the hands of the young prince Suleyman, then Governor of Magnesia, and soon his extraordinary talents and address brought him promotion... From being Grand Falconer on the accession of Suleyman, he rose to be first minister and almost co-Sultan in 1523. He was the object of the Sultan's tender regard: an emperor knows better than most men how solitary is life without friendship and love, and Suleyman loved this man more than a brother. Ibrahim was not only a friend, he was an entertaining and instructive companion. He read Persian, Greek and Italian; he knew how to open unknown worlds to the Sultan's mind, and Sulevman drank in his Vezir's wisdom with assiduity. They lived together: their meals were shared in common; even their beds were in the same room. The Sultan gave his sister in marriage to the sailor's son, and Ibrahim was at the summit of power.’

- Stanley Lane-Poole, Turkey, Story of Nations series

#UNDERRATED RELATIONSHIP/PARTNERSHIP/FRIENDSHIP MEME #perioddramaedit #historyedit #men in history #suleiman the magnificent #ibrahim pasha #magnificent century #muhteşem yüzyıl #halit ergenç #okan yalabık

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magnificentposting-fabrizioart · 11 months

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I just had a realization.

Ibrahim (Magnificent Century) and Shawapouf (Hunter X Hunter) kinda are the same person.

This is probably runner up for the most hyperspecific niche joke I ever made on the internet.

However it is JUST TRUE. I can't go into one specific detail bc I have a sibling here that's watching the Chimera Ant Arc still.

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julyzaa · 3 months

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Magnificent Century is like they were totes not queer, they were just such great best friends that they just gave off that vibe, and history is like nope Ibrahim was a gift to Suleiman and shared suleimans bed even after ibrahim married and everyone knew that was a huge factor in Ibrahim's rise to power.

#magnificent century #ibrahim x suleyman #sorry cant get over these horrible bi world leaders

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julyzaa · 1 month

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huricihan: my dad really loved my mom they were soulmates

ibrahim's own notebook and post death monologues: suleyman x ibrahim 4ever

#magnificent century

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dyingroses · 3 years

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