Hurrem Sultan & Suleiman Sultan's bath Topkapi Palace Royal Bath Hamman #viral #youtube

كل من عليها فان ويبقى وجه ربك ذو الجلال والإكرام صدق الله العظيم

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The plumbing came from the Romans, after all Istanbul was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire for hundreds of years before the Ottoman empire took it over.

Thanks for your video

1520 In my area I was not familiar with ceramic buildings

Hürrem Sultan fans 🥴💔🥰

Just love it❤️❤️❤️

The Ottoman Dynasty was brilliant in architecture, design, mosaics, plumbing and sewage control. Particularly the creative visions of Sultan Suleiman, who had the intellect to make them into realities for generations to come. I'm amazed! 👏🔱
I noted that there were nice water fountains all over the countryside (really pretty), rather than open wells, for people to simply turn on taps for cooling off on walks, or drinking water in "Magnificient Century". Were those really available even out in the country during that Era? Also along the palace walls and in town see the same little built-in basins with spouts. Way advanced, even for now as our western metal fountains rust and are so ugly. I wonder what piping is used underground and the water sources. Was the water treated?
Also, about the advanced "bath rooms" in the palace and built in town (and other living spaces like the harem). If there was glass in the openings in the ceiling, how did they get ventilation for air flow? I thought the heat escaped in warmer months through the ceilings (heat rises) and for room ventilation, but maybe that was provided through side windows? Having a degree in interior design, I'm really interested. 😊⚘
And do the urinals & basins that conserve water, by scooping a little out at time to rinse for bathing, look the same? Were bathing and bathroom functions in the same place or separate?
The cleanliness, beauty, and longevity is so far ahead of its time. Most impressive that many of these buildings & water fountains have withstood the test of time. Beauty and function; magnificient! ♜🕍🎨🌞

Dang its like the toilets in asia where you have to squat 😬😑

Hamdoulillah we are Muslim
Cleanliness is close to Godliness

Truly Lovely

Ən çok görmek istediyim yer inşallah allah nasib eder

Ko jednom ode u Istanbul, sigurno će to učiniti opet😊❤️

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Pakistani

They didn't know one day there bathroom will be famous

Topkapi...... I really loved the life of the sultan of course Suleiman the magnificent is not like in the series

Pek inanamadım acıkcası

Awesome! 👌 🥰❤

"Indoor plumbing was non existent in Europe at this time" 🤣🤣🤣in Italy, for example, indoor plumbing was existent in Roman times.

Natural sunlight entired that bathroom...In rainy season, didn't water entire that bathroom???? please, I want to know it..

Amazing!

I just want to see this palace

Is it correct that they Had to shave their intim Parts?

ربي ينصرنا بنصره و يحفظنا بحفظه و يرزقنا من حيث لا نحتسب آمين ❤🇲🇦

القصور المغربية افخم بكثير ما شاء الله ❤🇲🇦

Tek gerçek ölüm nerdeler 🤲✨

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Mohidavron sultan videosidan taşang

Bunlarin hepsi xurreme haram olsun🤣

Did they have tap water 500 yrs ago? How did the sulthan clean his ass?

Sultan Murad lll bathroom. Suleiman's grandson.

It is more beautiful than the series muhtesem yuzyil and even my expectations.

Europe can't wash their ass, it's proof of the priority given by the Turks to cleanliness for thousands of years while they are walking around with shit, there is not a single vanyo in European palaces, they can't show it.

Okay so cough, cough nobody noticed all the dust 💨

Its my dream my big dream to go there one day! Oooh i want to go there so stroooong 😁 Greeting from Poland ❤❤❤

I have a question 🙋‍♀️ why or what happened to the dynasty of this? Why is no one living nowadays?

Topkapı'nın güzelliği göz büyüleyici umarım en yakın zamanda görebilirim

I'm really interested in toilets

Wonderful

I wonder how did those ladies manage with all their heavy flowy gowns....😹😹

You westerners are always incorrigible... No place of sense and reasoning..... Sad.... 😂

400 year old latrine, amazing .

They had running fricking water in a castle during 1500 something…. like google told me indoor plumbing was “invented” in the 1800s. This is insane lmaoooo pls if anyone knows more about indoor/castle plumbing history please do tell me lol cus this has weirdly fascinated me- like when did we actually start taking baths or showers?? As human beings- in they own home? (And or wealthy, ancestral, castle like homes lmaooo.)

Except the place to take shit, everything else is wow ! LOL !

Great video!! Enjoyed it thoroughly

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Amazing. They actually had very good ideas of architecture and interior👍🏻