The basis of the series and a summary of "The Magnificent Age"

The series "The Magnificent Age", shot by Turkish directors, gained immense popularity. The film originally reflected the real events that took place at the height of the rule of the Osman dynasty. The summary "The Magnificent Age" and the main events in the film date back to the 15th century.

The Crimean beauty of Alexander Lisovskaya is captured by the raiders, and then she is brought to the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman. Becoming one of hundreds of concubines, Alexandra urged all her female charm to stand out and win the love of Sultan. There, she forgets about her roots and even her name. Now she is Hurrem, the favorite of the padishah. But this does not save Hürrem from many trials, because life in the harem only seems calm.

Summary "The Magnificent Age" can not reflect the dramatic nature of the picture. The life of the main character is constantly in danger. And even having given birth to the first child, a member of the Osman dynasty, Hurrem remains only a slave in the eyes of the Sultan's entourage.

Summary of the "Magnificent Age" in the first two seasons. Luxury chambers of the Top-Kapa Palace, ornaments, grandiose hikes and conquests indicate that this is indeed a magnificent century for Turkey. The summary of the film can not reflect all the nuances and intrigues. But the main storyline is simple: love goes through many trials. Khurrem avenges his enemies, who have tried to poison her many times, slaughtered, burned and exposed him as a traitor. Having given birth to five children to the great Suleiman, she is gaining so much strength and experience that she starts to manage the harem. And this is considered the highest point of the female hierarchy in the Sultanate. It seems that nothing can undermine its strength. But this woman also has a weak side - these are her children who need protection. After all, there is another heir - the eldest son of Mustafa, who appeared at the Sultan from another concubine, and earlier than in the harem hit by Hurrem.

Summary "The Magnificent Age" 3 season. Sultan still spends a lot of time in campaigns, his closest friend and associate - Ibrahim Pasha everywhere accompanies Suleiman. Pasha is a strong and powerful figure, influencing the opinion and decisions of Padishah, which is very annoying to Hurrem. In season 3, tragic events unfold: Pasha is sentenced to execution, which takes place under the cover of night. Being not only the Grand Vizier, but also the husband of Sultan's sister, Ibrahim Pasha perishes at the hands of killer hangmen. Everyone blames the darling and the mother of the five heirs - Hürrem-Sultan. The sister of the Sultan - Hatidzhe is ruined all his life, because the brother took away his beloved husband. Now in her thoughts there is only one dream - to destroy Hurrem by any means. As a result, Hatije finally goes mad from useless attempts and ends his life by suicide, leaving two children.

The summary of the series "The Magnificent Age" is the final season. Before the audience are the most tragic events. There is already no charm from beautiful scenes, where the viewer can watch the lovers. According to history, the eldest son of the padishah, born of Circassian Makhidevran, is sentenced to death. This has so shocked all members of the Ottoman dynasty that a series of deaths and sorrows does not stop. The youngest son of Hurrem dies, which undermines the health of his parents.

According to the plans of the creators, the series will end after the death of Suleiman, who will outlast his beloved much. The spectator will be able to watch the struggle for the power of the surviving sons, as well as the execution of one of them, when a stronger opponent rises to the throne. It is this event that will mark the beginning of the end of the Magnificent Age of Turkey. After all, most Turks still believe that Mustafa, that is, the first son of a ruler, should have ascended to the throne. And the execution of Mustafa is a serious error of the ruler, who condemned the Osman dynasty to disintegration and decline.