Keremcem’in sahneye çıktığı düğüne Kadir İnanır ve İpek Tuzcuoğlu gibi ünlü isimlerin de aralarında olduğu 400 davetli katıldı. Nefise Hatun (Ottoman Turkish: نفیسہ خاتون ‎) was an Ottoman princess, the daughter of Sultan Murad I of the Ottoman Empire.She was the wife of Prince Alaattin Ali of Karaman, the ruler of Karamanids, and was the mother of the next Karamanid ruler, Mehmed II of Karaman Adile Sultan’ın ayrıca okul ve fukara evlerini tamir ettirmesi, çocukların okuması için gayret sarfetmesi, kurumuş çeşmelere su getirtmesi, gelinlik kızlara çeyizler yaptırması halk arasında ölümünden çok sonra bile övgü ve taktirle anılmıştır. He was also said to be extremely versatile in that he was an excellent calligrapher, athlete, draughtsman and carpenter, as well as a wise administrator and a strong military commander. Mahperi Hatun Saadettin Köpek daha saraydan ayrılmadan ihanet planını devreye sokmuştur.."Taht kavgası devleti yıpratır. Keremcem'in sahneye çıktığı düğüne Kadir İnanır ve İpek Tuzcuoğlu gibi ünlü isimlerin de aralarında olduğu 400 davetli katıldı. The sermon was read and money was cut and the inscriptions were written on behalf of the three brother, and thus, the unity of the Seljuk State was achieved mainly through the efforts of Celaleddin Karatay. At its peak, the Seljuk State (Selçuklu Devleti) controlled territory in Persia, much of the Middle East (Western Asia), Central Asia, South-Central Asia and Asia Minor (Anatolia) including winning the famous Battle of Manzikert (Malazgirt is the modern name for Manzikert in modern day eastern Turkey) in 1071 CE against the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) under Sultan Alp Arslan (2nd Sultan of the Great Seljuks & great-grandson of Selcuk Bey). He died in 1868 during the reign of her younger half-brother, Sultan Abdülaziz. He served as Master of Hunt (Emir-i Sikâr) and Minister of Works under both Kayqubad I and Keyhusrev II and even supervised the construction of the Kubadabad Palace on the shore of Lake Beyşehir between 1226-1236 CE. Moreover, Giyaseddin Keyhüsrev II inherited from his father control of most of the lands of Anatolia, except for some areas of Lesser Armenia and the Comnena Kingdom of Trabzon; He began his reign by capturing the region of Diyarbakir from the Ayyubids in the year 1241 CE and was also said to have managed to maintain a period of peace but this was ultimately short lived. Müthiş bir boğaz manzarasına sahip bu yapı 2007 yıllında tekrar restore edilmiştir. Her mother passed away a short time after her b Şehzade Izzettin Kılıçarslan also known as Izz-al-Din Kilic Arslan was the oldest son of the Ayyubid Princess Melike Adile Sultan, the 2nd oldest son of Sultan Ala-ad-Din Kaykubad I and one of the younger brothers of future Anatolian Seljuk Sultan: Giyaseddin Keyhüsrev II (along with Rüknettin Süleyman who is not depicted or mentioned in Resurrection Ertugrul). It was said that Berke Khan grew close to Keykavus and gave him money and goods as well married him to his own daughter; he even allocated to him control of some cities as a tax collector (iqta) including Suğdak (Sudak) on the Crimean coast which was conquered by Keykavus’ grandfather Ala ad-Din Kaykubad I. Keykavus was said to have later died in exile in Crimea in 1279 CE (at the age of 41 years old). It was said that as he passed through Akşehir region on his return eastwards from Burghulu, Emir Sadettin heard of a scandal involving Taj al-Din and a female servant from the household of the Menjukid Prince and that he had allegedly engaged in illicit relations with her. Sen, Sultanı öldürdüğünde, ben de I didn t my Bey Emir Nizamettin's wives, children and their brides have been banished to Erzurum. Our first meeting with this character in Dirilis Ertugrul comes in Season 2 where he saves Noyan from execution within the Kayi & Dodurga camps as there was to be an exchange of Seljuk soldiers for Noyan. Melike Adile (Veteran) Lady, Sultan I. Alaaddin Keykubad's second wife, daughter of powerful Ayyubi ruler Melik Adil and sister of Eyyubi Syrian region ruler Melik Ashraf. Izzettin Kılıç Arslan was said to be born in 1228/29 AD in the capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum: Konya. In 1076 AD he then captured Damascus thereby becoming the first Seljuk Emir of Damascus, and where he began construction of the Citadel of Damascus. Melike Güner ile Ali Haydar Bozkurt, Adile Sultan Sarayı'nda evlendi! This though is probably fictional as it is doubted that Noyan even had such a close contact with Ertugrul himself or the Kayis (though he was present in Anatolia on behalf of the Mongols). In 1207 CE, he became the commander of the armies on the southern territories of the Seljuk Empire during the second reign of Sultan Giyaseddin Keyhusrev I, and remained in that position for more than 20 years. Mahmut ile eşlerinden Zernigar Sultan'ın kızı olarak doğdu. Season 5 of Resurrection Ertugrul is correct in depicting Keyhusrev II as being held hostage by the Byzantines/Eastern Romans but where it differs is that it portrays Ertugrul Bey as the one who saves him, rather than Berke Khan’s army. The partly-broken inscription over the main portal reads as follows: "Mahperi Hatun, sovereign of the wives to kings, commissioned the construction of this han in 636 with the undertaking of Keyhüsrev bin-i Keykubat Mükerrem, the Great Sultan, the Eminent Sovereign, the shadow of Allah on earth, and the Savior of religion in this world." His legacy is though is not linked to how he treated the poor and oppressed (even if this was for ulterior motives) but his notoriety and fame is intrinsically linked to his yearning for power and desire to be Sultan, and his policy of killing very valuable statesmen that shook the Seljuk State of Rum, leaving it ripe for Mongol invasion. Köpek responded by making up falsehoods about the atabeg, and convinced the Sultan to have the atabeg killed. Adile Sultan also composed a poem about the alleged murder of her younger brother Sultan Abdülaziz (1830–1876), which was officially known as a suicide. This incident led Afşin Bey to escape back to Anatolia with a small force of around 1000-4000 men, fearing the wrath of the Sultan. He began to encroach on the domain of Kamyar and set his sights on the fortress in Sumaysat which was not only promised in the past by various Ayyubid princes to the Seljuqs but would be an important strategic acquisition solidifying the Seljuq hold of the Euphrates River corridor to Syria and enriching the Seljuq domains with tax revenue. He stayed in Antep for quite some time but then later made peace with Sultan Alparslan; on his return to Alparslan, he gifted all these lands that he conquered to the Seljuks and to the Sultan. This vacuum of leadership led to the development of various principalities and beyliks in Anatolia who eventually broke-away from the Seljuks, with the Ottoman principality (House of Osman) eventually reigning supreme and uniting Anatolia under one banner. Sarayda ihanet kol geziyor. The heretical nature of the revolt was clear but it became more than that and was a sign of serious internal discontent within the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum; the revolt became a social, political, religious and anti-establishment movement that was finally put to an end with the hanging of Baba Ishak. Watch Queue Queue She was said to have built madrasahs, soup kitchens and many other works in various parts of Anatolia and today there is an entire complex in Kayseri called Hunad Hatun Complex (Hunat Hatun Külliyesi), which comprises of a madrasah/medrese (Hunat Hatun Medresesi), a mosque (Hunat Hatun Camii), a hammam (Turkish bath) as well as her own tomb (turbesi).