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Sultans often married foreign princesses (e.g., Byzantine or Serbian) to create alliances.

By the 16th/17th century, the system changed; wives were usually concubines brought into the harem. QadÐ”Â±n

The role of the QadÄ±n evolved over the 600-year history of the Empire: Sultans often married foreign princesses (e

While many "QadÄ±ns" were influential, they were often overshadowed by the power of the Valide Sultan (Queen Mother). However, they were essential to the function of the Imperial harem and the continuation of the Ottoman dynasty. Sultans often married foreign princesses (e.g.

A QadÄ±n was typically titled with a numerical ranking, such as Birinci QadÄ±n (First Wife), Ä°kinci QadÄ±n (Second Wife), etc.

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