Naime was daughter of Sultan Ahmed Khan and Kosem Sultana. She was born as twin sister of Sultan Murad. When she turned 14 years old, she was married off to a pasha who was 20 years elder than her. After unhappy marriage, she finally finds happiness after returning to Istanbul when her husband passed away. But nothing in the Palace stayed the same as it was when she left. The idea came to me after watching Magnificent Century. None of the characters belong to me expect for Nur, Amber, Naime and her children who I totally made up. The plot will be different from the one in the show.

Before Ibrahim became the mad Sultan that he was known for, he was a little Sehzade with fears and no hope for his fate. Living in a palace where blood is covering the walls, with secrets and lies the Sehzade never thought he'd live long, he had no reason to live until she came along protecting him from his fears. Sehzade Ibrahim x oc

Fatma is daughter of Sultan Ahmed Khan and Gulbahar Sultan. She was born as twin sister of Sehzade Bayezid, but her father died when she was only five years old. Her mother was banished and she had to spent her life in the Palace which was ruled by her step-mother Kosem Sultan. Fatma never received enough of attention and she never had enough love. She was deprived of her mother's love and barely had any contact with her. Her stepmother never saw her as one of her own children, and because of that she always felt less important. How will a person who has never received love be able to give love one day? One day she fell in love with a man who acted contrary to the beliefs of her brother and her mother's well-being. Fatma will have to face the question of life and death, will she risk her family for love, or will she put family first? The idea came to me after watching Magnificent Century: Kosem. I do not belong any of the characters beside Fatma Sultan and several supporting characters that are only plot of my mind. Other characters belong to their own author, but their personality would be changed for the book.