Mustafa and Nasira were two people who loved each other dearly and many people doubted that any two loved each other as these two. After becoming the sultan Mustafa and Nasira had another child which was unexpected after almost eleven years of not conceiving after Suleiman.

They had a beautiful daughter who they named Mihrimah after her aunt. She was a smart and beautiful girl and everyone admired her intelligence and beauty.

Mustafa married his daughter Nargessah to the governor of AlGazair (Algeria) where she lived the rest of her life with her husband and children that Mustafa and Nasira loved more than anything.

Their sons were all raised like true princes and taught by the best of the best especially sword fighting. Mehmed was naturally sent to Manesa where he governed until his father's death and he became the sultan.

The twins were each sent to govern their providence and so they did until their death, natural deaths, Mehmed refused to kill his brothers for the throne no matter what they were still his brothers.

Suleiman's dream was to travel the world so with many maids and aghas he was given a bought by Mehmed and he sailed away searching and exploring and lager on being the ruler of the seas by his brother's side with a high rank in the council despite already being a prince he loved building himself by himself like his brother did by ruling on land and the twins did by managing their people in their province. Suleiman eventually after many years of denial fell in love with a pasha's daughter who had the same dream of adventure and they immediately got married and sailed away together for years to explore. Her name was Zeynep, she gave him their only daughter who they loved more than anything in the world and they named her Rabia. Rabia grew up to marry her cousin, Mustafa the son of Mehmed, and became a sultana of higher rank.

Mihrimah the youngest didn't wish to marry and only wanted to write so her brother Mehmed made her stay in his castle and gave her all of the opportunities to write her poetry and novels like she dreamed that is until one day she met another poet and fell in love and since then they only published their work as a due and not once did one of them write something alone or publish something alone. They had three children together, Abdullah, Hafiz, and Hamid, who also had a strong love for poetry.

Mehmed ruled like his father, he was fair and justifying. He loved his people and protected them the best he could. He led many wars and won many many times. He was nothing like his father with his harem though, Mustafa cheated once on Nasira and never again and that was many years ago when their love was still blooming but, Mehmed had more than one concubine and decided to go with the rule, one concubine one son. Mehmed had many children having loved them since he was a child he had a total of thirteen sons and seven daughters. There was only one concubine he loved most and she gave him two daughters and one son, her name was Ayse and she gave him Rümeysa, Handan, and Abdurrahman. His second favorite was Alime hatun who gave him one daughter and one son Hanim and Ahmet. Then there was Akile hatun who gave him Mustafa. Then a concubine gave him Gülsah, Emine, and Beyhan, three of his daughters. Then another concubine has him Nasira. Then a maid gave him twins, Mahmud and Selim. Another concubine has given him Yusuf. A scandal happened after about him falling in love with a maid and she gave him a son which raised her rank high very fast and that's the mother of Orhan. That same maid gave him twins, Ertugrul and Hassan but they both died in the plague before they even reached the age of three. He had an affair with a representative's daughter and she gave him his son Korkut but the public never knew and they said that it was a concubine who mothered him and that same concubine gave him a son only two months later who they named Musa and they disguised them as twins. A concubine, later on, gave him Yakup who passed at the age of five from a fall off of a horse and straight on his head. The same concubine later gave him Ömer. He then had Suleiman. And after many years of not having children that he thought he couldn't any more a concubine got pregnant and gave him twins, Murad and Numan who died hours later with their mother. Mehmed lived with his seven daughters and nine sons until the age of sixty-seven when he died in battle and passed down the throne to, Abdurrahman.

Beyazid fell in love with one of the maids in his castle and raised her to be his concubine and has been loyal to her their entire lives and she loved him back just as much and she is known to donate a lot of the money he would gift her. She gave him four daughters, Nasira, Leyla, Neslihan, and Gevehran, he loved them all dearly and didn't care that he didn't have any sons and with the permission of his older brother he was able to pass down the province to one of his grandsons through his eldest daughter, Nasira.

Ibrahim was in between, he didn't like having too many concubines but he still didn't settle down on only one. He with the permission of his brother was able to legally marry three women he truly loved. One was a daughter of a pasha in the council. Her name was Ayse and she was a lovely woman and accepted the fact that she may not be the only one in his life. She gave him three sons and a daughter, Ali, Mehmed, and Ibrahim while he named his daughter after his mother, Nasira.

The second wife was a niece of a representative of a European country, after months of hidden and forbidden letters she agreed to change her religion and they got married. She was able to give him two daughters, Halime and Nur Hatice. He loved them as much as he loved his sons.

The last and third wife was a commoner he met when he was walking around in his disguise. Many disagreed with their marriage but they fought everyone and got married in the end. Her name was Fatma and she gave him a son and a daughter, Mustafa, and Raziye.

Mustafa and Nasira lived on with their kids and their grandkids. They both were very fair rulers and loved their children and people alike because they were both raised well and taught well and had very big hearts that had a place for everyone and everything. The people admired Mustafa's loyalty to his wife and hers alike and they felt safe with such loyal and devoted and loving people as their rulers.