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Ayşe Sine (1761 – 11 December 1828), a.k.a. Seniye Perver Sultan, was the Bulgarian wife of Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid I and Valide Sultan to their son Mustafa IV.[1]
Ayşe Sine was originally Bulgarian, and her original name was Sonya. Her only Grandchild Emine Sultan,married Daud Paşa, the last Mamluk ruler, and imposed direct control over Iraq.
Emine's son was Sultanzde Abdülkerim, born in 1830.His mother was full of hatred against their Ottoman relatives because they never could overcome that her father was murdered. Today's descendants are Timur Can (1978) in Germany alive.
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| Preceded by Mihrişah Sultan |
Valide Sultan 1807-1808 |
Succeeded by Naksh-i-Dil Haseki |
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