Trono Şehzade Mehmed

In 1521, Europe stands on the edge of a new era. Empires are rising, alliances are being forged, and behind the walls of royal palaces, decisions are being made that could change the fate of entire nations.
In Istanbul, Şehzade Mehmed, son of the powerful Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, is being raised to serve the Ottoman dynasty. His future has already been shaped by duty, power, and expectations he never chose for himself.

Far away in France, Princess Èlèonore de France grows up surrounded by court politics, where a royal marriage can be more than a union between two people-it can become the foundation of an alliance.
When France begins looking toward the Ottoman Empire as a potential ally against the growing power of the Habsburgs, an unexpected possibility emerges.
A prince. A princess. Two distant worlds. One political alliance.

They have never met. They don't know each other's names. And neither of them knows that their futures may already be connected.
Because sometimes, before love can begin, there is a plan written by others.
And sometimes, the fate of two people can change the course of history.