exercised a certain governance. • Built imperial mosques and complexes in Istanbul, Jerusalem, Mecca and Medina — a privilege that no other concubine had possessed before her. • Corresponded with European monarchs (Sigismund II Augustus), the Shah of Persia, etc., as well as received foreign ambassadors. • Many viziers and pashas feared her. • In a special room that Suleiman built for her, she listened to state affairs, and then many of Suleiman's decisions depended on her word. Yes, the other women of Women's Sultanate are also very powerful, but for me Hurrem will remain more powerful than them based on the arguments listed above, with the exception of only Kösem, who, in my opinion, achieved even more and went further, ruling the empire as a regent. I will not give arguments like "Hurrem opened the Sultanate of Women", "without Hurrem there would be no Kösem", or anything like that, because it really sounds stupid. The source I relied on: Leslie Peirce "The Imperial Harem" hurrem. hurrem sultan. magnificent century content. muhteşemyüzyıl content. high-quality content with hurrem #hurrem #hurremsultan #magnificentcentury #muhteşemyüzyıl #хюррем #хюрремсултан #великолепныйвек - @kesemsultan.4ever"/> exercised a certain governance. • Built imperial mosques and complexes in Istanbul, Jerusalem, Mecca and Medina — a privilege that no other concubine had possessed before her. • Corresponded with European monarchs (Sigismund II Augustus), the Shah of Persia, etc., as well as received foreign ambassadors. • Many viziers and pashas feared her. • In a special room that Suleiman built for her, she listened to state affairs, and then many of Suleiman's decisions depended on her word. Yes, the other women of Women's Sultanate are also very powerful, but for me Hurrem will remain more powerful than them based on the arguments listed above, with the exception of only Kösem, who, in my opinion, achieved even more and went further, ruling the empire as a regent. I will not give arguments like "Hurrem opened the Sultanate of Women", "without Hurrem there would be no Kösem", or anything like that, because it really sounds stupid. The source I relied on: Leslie Peirce "The Imperial Harem" hurrem. hurrem sultan. magnificent century content. muhteşemyüzyıl content. high-quality content with hurrem #hurrem #hurremsultan #magnificentcentury #muhteşemyüzyıl #хюррем #хюрремсултан #великолепныйвек - @kesemsultan.4ever - Tikwm"/> exercised a certain governance. • Built imperial mosques and complexes in Istanbul, Jerusalem, Mecca and Medina — a privilege that no other concubine had possessed before her. • Corresponded with European monarchs (Sigismund II Augustus), the Shah of Persia, etc., as well as received foreign ambassadors. • Many viziers and pashas feared her. • In a special room that Suleiman built for her, she listened to state affairs, and then many of Suleiman's decisions depended on her word. Yes, the other women of Women's Sultanate are also very powerful, but for me Hurrem will remain more powerful than them based on the arguments listed above, with the exception of only Kösem, who, in my opinion, achieved even more and went further, ruling the empire as a regent. I will not give arguments like "Hurrem opened the Sultanate of Women", "without Hurrem there would be no Kösem", or anything like that, because it really sounds stupid. The source I relied on: Leslie Peirce "The Imperial Harem" hurrem. hurrem sultan. magnificent century content. muhteşemyüzyıl content. high-quality content with hurrem #hurrem #hurremsultan #magnificentcentury #muhteşemyüzyıl #хюррем #хюрремсултан #великолепныйвек - @kesemsultan.4ever"/>