Ayse Sultana Drinks Poison With Her Children | Magnificent Century Kosem

Ayse Sultana Drinks Poison With Her Children | THEY MARCHED TO DEATH

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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[floralovespringandflowers]

She chose the absolute right words. I find it so sad how no one cares that she is dead too. That showed that she was just there for Murads amusement as long as it lasted and that she was just a vessel for babies to give to him. Nothing more. She herself had no value. And knowing what happens to motherless children in the harem, she did what was probalby right. Even if Murad would not have killed them, then maybe Farya would have poisened them later on. They were not safe the moment that her death was sealed.

[bookhopper]

I'm minding my business and Youtube has done it again. Popped a random video into my feed and now I have to stop what I'm doing to see what led up to this scene.

[yplittleone]

Children in this type of situation were never safe from severe abuse and murder. She did what she thought was right in order to protect them

[maracohen]

She inflicted upon him what he inflicted on her, and her kids wouldn't have a chance withoout their Mother's protection.

[mariasvard]

Sometimes, death is winning! Being alive doesn't mean you won.

[shivaniyadav]

Here I was, minding my own business and this random video pops up. Now, I am so invested. I have to find out everything, from the history of this country to the horoscope of the actors.

[angelp]

In the end he was most concerned about losing his male heir 'Ahmed...Ahmed..Ahmed' - everyone else was dispensable, including his wife who he planned to murder once she left the his little daughter was not that important to him.

[GirlWthGlasses]

When one is not embraced by the village they shall burn it to the ground to feel it's warmth.

Fitting I'd say, he was a bad husband so he didn't deserve those kids.... Usually kings never do.

[ReneeSwanson-ised]

I find it depressing that it wasn't until Ayse and her children died that Murad and his family finally started caring so much about them, They cared for them yes but over the course we could see that their minds shifted on Murad and Farya even their wedding celebration was overfilled with joy and celebration and Ayse was given nothing but an cold face from Murad when she had given birth to kaya, After their deaths we also saw an shift kaya was shown much more and Murad favoured her over the twins and his sister looked after her and showed more car for her then the twins.

[TheDivineracer]

Let that be a lesson. Be careful how you treat “your” loved ones.

[amiradjiar]

she chose the absolute right words I find it so sad how no one that is dead too that showed that she was just there for Murads amusement as long as it that she was just

[Bondockable]

Those kids dodged a bullet. If that wasn't completely made up, Wikipedia said she died sometime after Sultan Murad IV died.

[longseafirerybell]

A woman can give life and take it away, as cruel as Ayse was to take the lives of her children, the fate that could have potentially awaited them after her execution could have been​ far worse. Ayse would not only have her life taken away, but everything Murad loved too.

[muatchakungkho]

In this episode for the first I was sad and was also glad to see what ayse did which I think she should have done very much earlier..although I do feel sad for the kids who drowned in between but this way of dying with their mother was way more better than dying in future in other's hands..she defeated Murad in a different way which he could've never imagined

[ineffablegabe]

Motherless children do not survive in the harem. She did what she had to do.

[PeachyMushroom]

Dude, she's gorgeous, Ayse Sultana. Sad she's gone.

[UnscrupulousAgitator]

The photography, the songs, the people, the story
Beautiful

[sildeevillareal]

why am I only seeing this?! anyway, this is refreshing because most Queen consorts wanted to put their children on the throne as the revenge to their husbands, the King. But she, Sultana, took her children with her in death, not for revenge, but to save them from their father. This is wrong yet, I've never seen death as meaningful as this.
Also I realized one thing women have always had the power to take things that they gave because they're the one who gave it voluntarily. a meaning for 'you can have my body but never my heart'

[kishorek]

Really, Ayse sultan (wife of sultan Murad Khan iv of Ottoman Empire) was died in 1680 during the reign of sultan Mehmed iv of Ottoman Empire and not committed suicide along with her children as shown in this series 🇹🇷!

[satinsangel]

He 1000% deserved no less, sad only in death did she win. 😢