Halime Hatun
Mother of Ottoman Sultan Osman I · Lived 1250 to 1300 · aged 50
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Something wrong?She appears in Ottoman folklore as the wife of Ertuğrul and mother of Osman I - the woman who, if the stories hold, stood at the hinge between a nomadic clan and an empire.
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Halime Hatun's name, meaning "the patient one" or "the gentle one" in Ottoman Turkish, survives in folklore rather than hard record. Tradition places her in the 13th century as Ertuğrul's wife. That union, according to the stories passed down, produced Osman I - the founder of the Ottoman dynasty. Her existence rests on legend more than chronicle, but the legend itself has endured: the quiet figure behind the line that would build an empire.
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