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Abdülmecid' in torunu Hanzade Sultan'In portresi. 1936. Abdülmecid Efendi, 1868-1944 230 Hanzade Sultan Abdülmecid Efendi, 1868-1944 230 Hanzade Sultan RM GFER4J – Das Grab von Ertuğrul Osman / Osman Ertuğrul Osmanoglu, einem kaiserlichen Prinzen des Osmanischen Reiches in Istanbul.
Hanzade Sultan was exiled to Nice with the rest of the dynasty in 1924, before her first birthday, and spent the rest of her childhood in France. After her marriage to Kavalalı Prince Mehmed Ali İbrahim in 1940, she settled in Egypt. When the Egyptian monarchy was abolished in 1952, she was exiled once again, and moved to Paris to spend the rest of her life there.
Prinz Und Prinzessin. Portrait de la Princesse Hanzade Sultan (1923, İstanbul – 1998, Paris) Lotus ABY. Porträt. Portrait. Neslisah Sultan, dernière née de la dynastie ottomane. Ayşe Ağca. Söhne. Königinnen. Päarchen. Sabiha Sultan kızları Ne ...
Hanzade Sultan was exiled to Nice with the rest of the dynasty in 1924, before her first birthday, and spent the rest of her childhood in France. After her marriage to Kavalalı Prince Mehmed Ali İbrahim in 1940, she settled in Egypt. When the Egyptian monarchy was abolished in 1952, she was exiled once again, and moved to Paris to spend the rest of her life there.
Ahmed I. hatte zwei Frauen. Die erste war Mahfiruze Hatice Sultan, die Mutter Osmans II.; seine zweite Frau war Kösem Mahpeyker, mit der er offiziell verheiratet gewesen sein soll und neun Kinder hatte: die Söhne Mehmet, Murad IV., Ibrahim I., Kasim, Süleyman und die Töchter Ayşe Sultan, Fatma Sultan, Gevherhan Sultan sowie Hanzade Sultan.
Hanzade Sultan ( Ottoman Turkish: خانزادہ سلطان, " descendent of the Khan "; 1607 - 21 September 1650) was an Ottoman princess, the daughter of Sultan Ahmed I (r. 1603–1617) and Kösem Sultan. She was a half sister of Osman II (r. 1618–1622) and a sister of Murad IV (r. 1623–1640) and Ibrahim I (r. 1640–1648), and the ...
Im Jahr 1643, zu Beginn der Regentschaft ihres Bruders İbrahim, erhielten Ayşe und ihre Schwestern Fatma Sultan und Hanzade Sultan die hohe Apanage von 400 Asper pro Tag. Um 1647 ordnete Ibrahim allerdings an, [28] dass sich die drei Schwestern, wie auch ihre Nichte, Murads Tochter Kaya Sultan , entgegen dem Hofprotokoll den Konkubinen unterzuordnen hätten.
