The Great Century

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The way the characters in the Magnificent Century series speak:

• Sultan Suleiman: Majestic, wise, resolute, speaks with confidence and calmness, and uses royal commands and phrases.
• Sultana Hürrem (Khurram): Intelligent, bold, cunning, she uses sarcasm, hints, and smiles to hide her intentions.
• Sultana Mahidevran: Arrogant, sensitive, jealous, speaks with pride and sternness and defends her position.
• The mother sultana Hafsa: strict, wise, commanding, speaks in an official tone and does not allow exceeding the limits of authority.
• Ibrahim Pasha: Intelligent, eloquent, political, speaks cautiously and shrewdly, and uses arguments and analyses.
• Sultana Mihrimah: Sophisticated, confident, intelligent, speaks calmly and diplomatically and knows how to defend her interests.
• Sultana Khadija: delicate, emotional, sensitive, speaks gently, and her words become sharp when she is hurt or betrayed.
• Rustem Pasha: cunning, pragmatic, opportunistic, speaks eloquently and hides his intentions behind carefully chosen words.
• Ghulfam Khatun: Calm, wise, balanced, speaks politely and gives advice cautiously.
• Nigar Khatun: Intelligent, discreet, cautious, speaks tactfully and hides her feelings when the situation requires it.
• Farida Khatun: Calm, sensitive, reserved, speaks politely and gradually reveals her feelings.
• Mustafa Shahzadeh: Brave, just, noble, speaks with confidence and honesty, and cares about justice and the dignity of others.
• Prince Mohammed: Kind, composed, intelligent, speaks respectfully and calmly, and tends to avoid conflicts.
• Prince Salim: Cautious, ambitious, sensitive, his tone of voice changes according to his feelings and interests.
• Prince Bayezid: Impulsive, brave, sharp-tempered, speaks frankly and strongly defends his opinions.
• Prince Jahangir: Calm, intelligent, deep thinker, speaks wisely and notices details that others overlook.
• Effendis and ministers: Officials, diplomats, they use respectful titles and phrases and speak cautiously in front of the Sultan.
• Concubines and maids: They speak politely in front of the sultanas, and use whispers and hints when exchanging secrets.

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The ruling family
Sultan Suleiman: A just, cultured, and poetic ruler, strong against his enemies, torn between love and duty. Performed by Halit Ergenç.
Hürrem Sultan: A Ukrainian concubine who entered the harem and became the Sultan's favorite and then his wife. She is intelligent and ambitious. The role was first played by Meryem Uzerli and then by Vahide Gördüm.
Mah Duran: The first concubine and mother of Prince Mustafa, arrogant and clinging to her position. Performed by Nur Aysan.
Sultana Hafsa: The Sultan's mother and the one in charge of the harem, she manages its affairs firmly. Nebahat Çehre performed her role.
Khadija Sultan: The Sultan's sister and Ibrahim Pasha's wife, close to him and dignified. She was played by Selma Ergenç.
Princes and Princesses
Prince Mustafa: The son of Mah Duran, beloved by the army, whose life ends in a conspiracy.
Prince Mehmed, Prince Selim (Selim II), Prince Bayezid, and Prince Jahangir: Hürrem's sons. They compete for the throne, with Jahangir being the weakest physically.
Mihrimah Sultan: The daughter of Hürrem, intelligent and strong, and she marries Rustem Pasha.
statesmen
Ibrahim Pasha: The Sultan's childhood friend and Grand Vizier, meets a tragic end.
Rustem Pasha: Later Grand Vizier and Mihrimah's husband, cunning and close to Hürrem. Played by Ozan Güven.
Sumbul Agha: The chief eunuch of the sanctuary, who manages its internal affairs.
The Holy Sanctuary
Nigar Kalfa: Supervisor of the concubines, and she remains close to Mah Duran and Hiyam.
Ghulfem Khatun: One of the Sultan's close female companions in the harem.
Concubines, eunuchs, and governesses fluctuate between loyalty and intrigue.

Prince Mustafa: Son of Mah Duran, performed by Mehmet Günsür. (nuxt)
Prince Selim: Hürrem's son and later heir to the throne, played by Engin Öztürk. (nuxt)
Nurbanu Sultan: Selim's wife, played by Merve Boluğur. She later becomes the Sultan's mother.
Prince Bayezid: Son of Hürrem, performed by Aras Bulut İynemli. (nuxt)
Prince Cihangir: The youngest son of Hürrem, played by Tolga Sarıtaş. (nuxt)
Sumbul Agha: Chief Eunuch, performed by Selim Bayraktar. (nuxt)
Bali Bey (Malkoçoğlu): An Ottoman commander loyal to the Sultan, played by Burak Özçivit. (nuxt)
Nigar Kalfa: The supervisor of the concubines in the harem, performed by Filiz Ahmet. (nuxt)
Gülfem Hatun: One of the Harem's concubines, performed by Selen Öztürk. (nuxt)
Mehrnisa Hatun: performed by Berrak Tüzünataç. (nuxt)
Huriyehan Sultan: Performed by Burcu Özberk. (nuxt)
Atmajah: Performed by Sarp Akkaya. (nuxt)
Ullama Pasha: Performed by Gökhan Atalay. (nuxt)
Sokollu Mehmed Pasha: Grand Vizier in the later parts, performed by Yıldırım Fikret Urağ. (nuxt)
Nurbahar (Clara) and Antoine: performed by Irem Helvacıoğlu and Ahmet Tansu Taşanlar. (nuxt)
Leo: A painter, Hiyam's old lover, from her village before she became a slave. (namedrop)
Gulshah: Mah Duran's maid, and constantly plotting against Hiyam. (namedrop)

These are the main characters of the series "The Magnificent Century" (Muhteşem Yüzyıl):

• Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent: The tenth sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Resolute and just, he loved poetry and art, and was torn between the majesty of his rule and his human emotions. - Hürrem Sultan: A Russian slave girl who entered the harem and became the sultan's wife and the most powerful woman in the palace. Intelligent, ambitious, and influential in decision-making. - Mahidevran Sultan: The sultan's first wife and the mother of Prince Mustafa. Noble and proud, she was Hürrem's main rival. - Ayşe Hafsa Sultan (Valide Sultan): Suleiman's mother. Wise and strong, she managed the affairs of the harem and guided her son. - Ibrahim Pasha: The sultan's childhood friend, he became Grand Vizier and his son-in-law. Talented and ambitious, his fate was tragic. - Hatice Sultan: The sultan's sister and Ibrahim Pasha's wife. She stands between them and the intrigues. — Prince Mustafa: Son of Suleiman the Elder, beloved by the army and the people, and the focus of the struggle for the throne. — Princes Mehmed, Selim, and Bayezid, and Princess Mihrimah: Children of Hürrem. Mihrimah marries Rüstem Pasha and plays a political role. — Sumbul Agha: The chief eunuch of the harem. Loyal and shrewd, he manages affairs behind the scenes. — Naciye Hatun (Nigar Kalfa): The head of the harem's ladies-in-waiting, strict and organized in the lives of the concubines. — Rüstem Pasha and Barbaros Hayreddin: Rüstem is an influential Grand Vizier and Mihrimah's husband, and Barbaros is a great naval commander serving the state.