Hürrem Stories

In a time of intrigue, betrayal, and power games, a young Ottoman princess becomes the key to an alliance that could change the world. Amira Sultana, barely fifteen years old, is sent from the golden palaces of Constantinople to the court of Henry VIII-a king willing to do anything to secure his throne. Between political constraints, forbidden emotions, and deadly secrets, Amira must learn not only to survive, but to rule. While Anne Boleyn awaits her fate in the Tower, a game of love, loyalty, and betrayal begins, in which nothing is as it seems-and the fate of entire empires hangs in the balance. A story of power, courage, and the unstoppable struggle for the inheritance of a throne.

England, 1536. Queen Anne Boleyn has lost her final hope of giving Henry VIII a male heir. Whispers of her downfall echo through the cold stone halls of Whitehall, while the king's gaze turns once more to foreign alliances-and new possibilities. Far away, in the heart of London's Ottoman embassy, Ambassador Mehmed Çelebi observes England's turmoil with calculated interest. Then, a daring idea is born: what if East and West could be joined not by war or trade-but by marriage? He writes to Constantinople with a proposal no Christian monarch would dare suggest: a union between King Henry VIII and Gülbahar Sultan, the radiant and learned daughter of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and Hürrem Sultan. In the shadow of two great empires, Gülbahar must decide whether she is willing to leave the world she knows behind-to step into a court of intrigue, religious tension, and a king known for turning love into execution. A rose from the East. A crown stained by ambition. A path that may change history itself.