Sultan Murad Lost His Children | Magnificent Century: Kosem

Sultan Murad Lost His Children | THE PAIN THAT RUINS THE SULTAN

Magnificent Century: Kosem is about Kosem Sultan married to the "State-i Aliyya", when her six-year-old son ascended to the throne, having the position of "Regent of the Sultanate", as well as the power gained by defeating all her enemies and becoming a sultan who brought the world to her knees with her regency. The power of Kosem Sultan became the greatest authority of the state through Murad IV, will be shaken by the iron fist of Sultan Murad, who wants to seize power. With his determination and might, Murad will give the Ottoman Empire its strongest period after Suleiman the Magnificent. The defeats of the state inside and outside will close the era.

Cast: Beren Saat, Nurgül Yeşilçay, Metin Akdülger, Ekin Koç, Aslıhan Gürbüz, Hülya Avşar, Farah Zeynep Abdullah, Kadir Doğulu, Berk Cankat, Ece Çeşmioğlu
Producer: TIMS Productions
Director: Cagatay Tosun
Screenplay: Yilmaz Sahin

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[koosgirl]

"Now everything i gave you, i am taking it all back" marvelous! you've won ayse! regret and sorrows haunted murat till his very last breath

[nielubieinceli]

Tbh, I feel really bad about how they just ignore Ayse's corpse. I know, Ahmed and Hanzade are their children and grandchildren, but it shows they never considered Ayse as a part of their family.

[empresskrissy]

I feel bad for Ayse. She made a stupid decision to ask Gulbahar for help and found herself stuck. There's no question that she made a bad decision but she didn't deserve to be executed. She loves Murad and was afraid to lose him. There were other characters in this show that did things far worse than she and they were forgiven. Killing herself and her children were the actions of a desperate woman. Farya should've stayed out of it. Murad and Farya are responsible for the death of Ayse and her children.

[emilish]

everyone is to blame for what happened here. Murad, Ayse and Farya. They were all fighting each other, that it ended up hurting innocent people. But I blame Murad and Farya the most. Murad continued to forgive his mother Kosem for the horrible things she does, and Farya goes and gloats to Ayse that she will be killed. If someone does that to a person, i think it can push anyone over the edge. Ayse just lost the fight, while Murad and Farya won, the two of them never took into account how their actions would hurt others.

[oceansunset]

I felt bad for ayse it’s sad how these women had to fight for a man who didn’t love them enough to stay loyal and be caring towards them same goes for farya none of these women were innocent with ayse killing faryas unborn child and farya driving ayse sad and depressed to the point where she had no choice but to take her children with her it’s sad these women had to fight each other to protect their children and themselves but in the end none of them won 💔

[drfhgs]

Poor Ayse, Ahmed and Hanzade, they didn't deserve this.
Murad and Farya are responsible for their death.

[veramorgana]

I mean these Sultans, no matter how much they think of themselves as the highest power, think they can seperate mothers from their children just like that and think nothing would happen? They really look down in the power of mothers.

[tapseesharma]

Ayse is strong enough to take wht she given to murad, courage is best weapon she took her revenge and that's I adoren in her character, now murad should live peacefully with farya

[Liztastaney]

First they steal women then they take their children to be raised by their sisters. Absolutely brutal.

[Ciara]

I know none of this happened
Ayse killing herself and her children (Thank God), but still
when Kosem sent the assassins
to kill Farya that made me smile.

[iffatsharminislam]

Sultan murat appeared cruel here, so cruel that he didn't touch his concubine ayse's dead body with whom he had three children... Cruelty at it's peak... Obviously she was guilty, killed the children, but her feelings paid no tribute

[ΔημΣΚ]

Murad is also responsible for what happened here

[madamekanu]

A mother never have value to any Turkish family, just for her children, but is nothing to her in lawas or husband

[Ciara]

I think they got this from
the English poet Shelley.
One day when he was in
Rome, he and his friend were
walking about taking in the sights
(there was a carnival), when
Shelley noticed that a cloaked man was following them. He and his friend tried to lose the stranger in the crowd but he always managed to remain a few feet behind. Finally Shelley went to him and demanded to know who was he and why did he keep following him. The man hesitated and then pushed back the hood from his face and to Shelley and his friend's shock and horror they saw it was Shelley who was following them. The double (or Fetch as they're called in Scotland) spoke to the two horrified men, but I don't remember what it said. In any case, we all know what happened to Shelley and his friend a few months later, they drowned in the lake during a vicious storm. 🙄😳

[heartsmyfaceforever]

You don’t sink in quicksand. That’s not how it kills you. You will only ever go halfway in. It’s the struggling to get out that wears a person down, the fatigue and then exposure to the elements

[cheetavontiebolt]

I understand why Ayse did ehat she did murad provoked her Heartbreaker ge took the love right out of her heart a woman scorned is worse then a man

[Roseily-ks]

*Don't use your children in your personal matters, politics or fights. Children are not property of parents. Mothers cannot kill her children to show anger 🤬 or take revenge*

[katkrause]

That heartless man met a befitting demise

[LeviAckerman-nzcp]

The song in the background is whAt i come here for

[Editsbyme]

Hanzade really looks like her mother Ayse Sultana