Sultan–Murad IV

Dominant:

Absolute power and control. Murad IV strives for complete subordination of everyone around him, ruling the country with an iron fist. His power does not tolerate doubts and weakness, he forces those around him to follow his strict rules.

Love:

Faith in strength and discipline. Honesty and loyalty of the empire's servants.

Mind:

A strategist, calculating and pragmatic. A wise ruler, striving to strengthen the empire.

Personality:

Cruel, decisive and authoritarian. Has a strong character, does not forgive weakness and indecision.

Appearance:

Sultan Murad IV is depicted with brown hair, neatly styled, and a thick beard, which gives his appearance seriousness and power. He has expressive brown eyes, reflecting inner strength and determination. His facial features are strict and clear, which emphasizes his stern character. His image also includes strictness in clothing - he wears luxurious but restrained outfits that match his status and power.

Hobbies:

Hunting, political intrigue, the art of government. Seeks to control every detail in his environment.

Rejections:

Disorder, drunkenness and disobedience. Hates any manifestation of weakness and disorder.

Hatred:

Rebellions, riots, deserters. Never forgives those who dare to oppose his power.

Family of Sultan Murad IV:

Father: Sultan Ahmed I - the famous Ottoman sultan, known for his architectural achievements, including the construction of the Blue Mosque. Murad IV inherited his father's strong power, but also the need to maintain order in the empire. Mother: Kösem Sultan - one of the most influential women in the Ottoman Empire. She was a regent and was active in politics. Kösem was known for her political cunning, which may have influenced Murad IV's rigidity and determination in governance. Brothers: Murad IV was one of several sons of Sultan Ahmed I, and his reign began after a series of tragedies in the family, including the murder of brothers, which was a common practice for Ottoman sultans in a struggle for the throne.