Episode 4— Episode 4
Aired January 27, 2011 · 90 min

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Mahidevran accuses Hürrem of causing her miscarriage and physically attacks her, leading to Hürrem's serious illness, which the palace staff tries to conceal. Valide Sultan confronts Mahidevran over her false accusations, while Süleyman, upset by an insult from the Hungarian king, redirects his military attention to Belgrade. Determined to see Hürrem, he goes to visit her despite her refusal, unaware of the attack until he learns the truth.
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