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There are theories about him being a child prodigy. Do you think if he survived he would have been the best sultan?

Sultanate of Women was a period of generational trauma, the execution of imperial children, and brutal betrayals.
What are the most tragic stories from this era?

Why do people call him misogynistic? Can someone explain?

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If she was a slave herself why did she bring her family members to the Harem?

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According to Wikipedia şehzade mehmed and mihrimah sultan are twins. Is that true?

1. Is it true that she was educated in the Crimean Palace?

2. How old was she when she met Suleyman?

3. Is she Russian, Ukrainian or Polish? Was she the daughter of an orthodox priest?

What is the correct name for Mihrimah Sultan’s daughter?

What are some quotes and phrases from Ottoman sultans and sultanas that stick with you?

How did you discover the sultanate of women? Were you interested in Ottoman Empire beforehand?

Are the garments in Magnificent Century historically accurate? They’re beautiful.

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Who is your favorite sultana and your least favorite sultana? (both in the show and irl)

What do you think would happen if mehmet didn’t die from smallpox in 1543?? What would happen to Beyazıt and Selim?

Suleyman lived very long, if he passed away when he got sick in 1550’s, Amasya province or not Mustafa would be the next Padişah

Poor princesses had to marry old men to be more powerful. It doesn’t sit well with me.

Merhaba, başka bir subreddit’te birisi Şehzade Mustafa’nin annesi Mahidevran ile sancak döneminde bölme arkasında görüştüğünü belirtmis. Bu konuda çok emin fakat kaymak belirtmemiş. Böyle bir şey gerçekten olabilir mi? Bana pek inandırıcı gelmedi. Bunu one süren kişi, yetişkin şehzadelerin kole anneleriyle bölme arkasından görüştüğünü iddia ediyor ve kaynak olarak elçi raporu göstermiş ama bence elçi bu konuda yanilmis olabilir.

Apologies if this isn’t allowed, I’m using a burner account because I don’t want the other mod to see this.

I run two active, but small, niche communities on Reddit. On one of them, we run it together with a friend and she is super chill, everything goes very smooth and we get along well.

The other community… it’s a smaller community about a niche topic, slowly but steadily growing, and the other mod is extremely passionate and knowledgeable about this niche subject. However, if someone disagrees or has a different opinion than them, they will either strongly disagree, make some heavily worded call out posts or firmly correct the person. I asked them to delete a call out post in the past before as it involved another sub and it could be detrimental to our community. I started this community as a wholesome non-toxic space, but this competitive, strict, correcting nature is starting to make me uncomfortable. Recently I posted something that they disagree with on this niche topic and they sent me some DM’s about how hurt they are about it (???) and I tried to explain this is not personal or even directed at them and we shouldn’t be so serious about online activity. I worded it in a friendly way to calm things down but honestly I’m pretty shocked.

I also don’t have the time to deeply analyze each and every post or comment and reply to people, like this person does.

This person is extremely knowledgeable but the overall situation is getting a bit overwhelming, it’s as if they’re unilaterally dominating this space and any opposing view is not allowed. I gave this person full permission to moderate the sub but it seems like they want to rule the sub their way and my efforts to calm things down don’t work.

What would be your best solution