What is the title given to a Sultan's wife
Valide sultan "sultan". Title "valide" carried before or after given name. According to a genealogical website, the formal way of addressing a "valide" is "Devletlû İsmetlu" (given name) "Vâlide Sultân Aliyyetü'ş-Şân Hazretleri". Many westerner often translated their official title, "sultan", to title which not exist in Ottoman royalti officially, "sultana", possibly for distinguished them from Ottoman ruler and other male member of Ottoman dynasty. Valide sultan was perhaps the most important position in the Ottoman Empire after the sultan himself. As the mother to the sultan, by Islamic tradition ("A mother's right is God's right"), the valide sultan would have a significant
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