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Hürrem Sultan, also known as Roxelana, was the chief consort and legal wife of Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, mother of his successor Selim II, and the first haseki sultan of the Ottoman Empire. She became one of the most powerful and influential women in Ottoman history, and the first in a series of prominent women who lived during the period that came to be known as the Sultanate of Wo…
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culture · Haseki Sultan of the Ottoman Empire · writer · patron of the arts · also Hürrem Sultan, Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska, Roxelana, Roxalana, Roxolana, Sultan
Born 1505 · Died 15 April 1558 · Q255809
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We learned that you became the king of Poland after your father passed away. Allah knows the truth of everything; we were very happy and pleased. Light came to our hearts, joy and happiness came to our hearts. We wish your reign to be auspicious, fruitful and long-lasting. The command belongs to Allah Almighty; we advise you to act in accordance with the decrees (orders) of Allah Almighty...
Opis: gdy zarzucono mu, że tak wysoko wynosi i wzbogaca niewolnicę (w rzeczywistości była porwaną przez Tatarów córką popa z Rohatynia).
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“We learned that you became the king of Poland after your father passed away. Allah knows the truth of everything; we were very happy and pleased. Light came to our hearts, joy and happiness came to our hearts. We wish your reign to be auspicious, fruitful and long-lasting. The command belongs to Allah Almighty; we advise you to act in accordance with the decrees (orders) of Allah Almighty...”
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Milliyet: Hürrem Sultan
Son Dakika: Hürrem Sultan'ın Gizemli Kökleri
haberler.com: Hürrem Sultan: 'Rus Cadısı' mı, Ukraynalı papazın kızı mı, İtalyan asilzade mi?
Artnet news: Portrait of Hurrem Sultan, called Roxelana (c. 1502-1558), bust-length, in a jewelled headdress
Aksam: Hürrem Sultan nereli? Ne zaman, nasıl öldü?
Sabah: Kanunî’nin gönlünü fetheden Hürrem Sultan nerelidir?
A mention of a Russian origin for Hürrem was removed from the visitor panel near her tomb at the Süleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul at the request of the Ukrainian embassy in Turkey
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haberler.com: Hürrem Sultan'ın Ölümü Tarihçileri Böldü
t24.com.tr: 'Hürrem Sultan' neden öldü?
Aksam: Hürrem Sultan nasıl öldü?
Star: Hürrem Sultan yaşamı - Hürrem Sultan ne zaman ve nasıl öldü ?
Croatian singer Severina made a song "Hurem" after national success of TV series Muhteşem Yüzyıl, which was broadcast in Croatia
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haberturk: İşte Hürrem Sultan'ın köylüleri
medyafaresi: Bu Kanuni'nin değil, Hürrem Sultan'ın hayatıdır, gafiller!
Muslims in Mariupol, a port city in Ukraine opened a mosque to honour Roxelana
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The roof with the pillars was removed and the shops were given a different shape
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Described this bath in which he washed in his travelogue and also published its plan among the plates of his book published in 1824
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Died 1558-04-15.
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“Opis: fragment wiersza napisanego dla Roksolany (tłum. Antoni Sarkady).”
“Opis: gdy zarzucono mu, że tak wysoko wynosi i wzbogaca niewolnicę (w rzeczywistości była porwaną przez Tatarów córką popa z Rohatynia).”
Career landmark: haseki sultan (1533).
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Born 1505.
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