Daughter Mustafa Biography

OK the eldest son of Sultan Suleiman was never deprived of female attention and the point here is not only in his origin. Shehzade was a smart, strong and pretty young man. It is not surprising that each slave dreamed of giving him a son. Mustafa Efsun's favorite was the first to become pregnant from him. Only now the heir to Suleiman had not yet managed to go to his Sanjak.

And this meant only one thing - the child could not be born. Unfortunately, the girl could not survive an abortion and died. Mehmet - the son of Fatma died almost immediately after his birth. And only Nergissha became, in fact, the first -born of Mustafa. Mustafa loved his daughter, but he did not feel anything to her mother Aisha-Khatun for Shehzade had any warm feelings with her mother.

But his daughter loved his daughter. She was a light for him in the window. Only now the girl’s mother demanded love and attention to herself, but Schehzade could not give her this. As a result, Aisha was relocated to the old palace, and the grandmother - Makhidevran took up the upbringing of Nergissha. She carefully watched her granddaughter's growing up and often treated her as her own daughter.

The relationship between them was very warm and trusting. Nergishah grew up a smart child, and she quickly could make friends with Mihrinisa-Khatun-a lady who became the legitimate wife of her father. They made plans for a bright future and enjoyed every moment spent together. But the whole family of Nergisshah was forced to be in constant fear due to the aggravated relations of Mustafa and Suleiman.

As a result, when her father was executed by his native grandfather, the past life was over. Nergisshah loved the grandmother and wife of her father in just a few days a young sultanch lost her father, brother, her stepmother. Her beloved grandmother almost went crazy with grief. Now they were left completely alone and could not even imagine what was waiting for them. However, the law of Fatih did not concern women, so the Sultan decided to save their life.

Only now Makhidevran was deprived of all its property, and pensions, and the title, and servants. She was exiled and all she had left was to live the days in poverty. But Nergisshah, by order of Suleiman, was married to the old, but rich in Pasha. Her life was still comfortable. And here is one strange thing - why she threw her grandmother in trouble, why never sought to help her and did not come to visit her.

What could make Mustafa's daughter forget the only dear person? After marriage, she had to forget about the existence of Mahidevran-Sultan the answer is simple-the order of the Padishah himself. Giving the granddaughter to marry, Suleiman gave a strict indication of her husband that the Sultanch had no right to leave the Sanjak in which they live. Under pain of the execution, Makhidevran’s meetings with Nershishas were prohibited.

If the lord became aware of the help or their meetings of both should have been executed. Makhidevran knew that the ruler of Ottoman would easily fulfill his threat. And therefore, she herself completely cut off all communication with the only granddaughter after her marriage. Photos: Stop Kadra from the series "The Great Century".