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Magnificent Century: Kösem + Misogynistic Moments (requested by anonymous)
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MC & MCK Costume Repeats: Hürrem Sultan & Fatma Sultan & Halime Sultan
Costumes
From: Magnificent Century: Kösem, ep. 44 & 45 Character: Haseki Ayşe Sultan Actor: Leyla Feray Costume By: Serdar Başbuğ
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MC & MCK Costume Repeats + Hürrem Sultan & Halime Sultan
Magnificent January 2026 + Week 3: Fates, Destiny & the Future The Fates of Şehzade Mehmed
Şehzade Mehmed (1521 - 7 November 1543), son of Sultan Suleiman & Haseki Hürrem Sultan
Şehzade Mehmed (1546 - May 1554), son of Şehzade Mustafa & Unknown Woman
Şehzade Mehmed (1558 - 25 September 1561), son of Şehzade Bayezid & Unknown Woman
Şehzade Mehmed (11 March 1605 - 12 January 1621), son of Sultan Ahmed I & Haseki Kösem Sultan
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Magnificent Century: Kösem Locations + Sultana's Palace (insp. from this post by @starbabe569)
Magnificent Century Locations + Topkapi Palace: Secret Tunnels (insp. from this post by @starbabe569)
Beneath the opulent Harem of Topkapi Palace lies a network of passageways, shrouded in mystery and speculation. These subterranean corridors are believed to have served multiple purposes, from secret escape routes to hidden meeting places. Some theories suggest that these tunnels connected the palace to various strategic points across Istanbul, including the Bosphorus, Hagia Sophia and even distant parts of the city like Beyazit. The purpose of these passageways remains one of the palace’s most enduring mysteries. Some historians believe they were used by the sultans to move unseen between different parts of the city, while others speculate they were built as escape routes during times of siege or invasion. The passageways have also been linked to various legends, including stories of treasure hidden deep within the tunnels and tales of ghostly apparitions that haunt the underground labyrinth. — 10 well-hidden secrets of Topkapi Palace in Istanbul (2024), Selin Hacialioglu
Every Kösem Sultan Outfit: 121/∞
