The Length of Time the Speech of Women Has Been Restricted, the Penalty for Women Speaking Without Permission Within the Sumerian Empire, Evidence of the Suppression of Women Within the Christian Bible, the Development of Salic Law Within the Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) and France by the 15th Century, the Dynastic Ascendence of Female Monarchs Within Europe Throughout History, the View of What an Education Should Include Between the 14th Century and the 17th Century, the Age English Queen Elizabeth I Became the Monarch of England, the Gender Neutral Terminology Elizabeth I Forced Upon Her Royal Court and the English Government, the Only Time Elizabeth I Was Referred to as a Woman, the Vocabulary of English Playwright William Shakespeare and the Vocabulary Shakespeare Utilized Within His Works, the Vocabulary of the Average Human Being During the Modern Day, Iranian Scholar Abū Ḥāmid Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Ṭūsiyy al-Ghazali’s View of Women, the Primary Strategy of Controlling the Sexuality of Women Throughout History, the Secondary Strategy of Controlling the Sexuality of Women Throughout History, the Advancements and Developments Which Occurred During Uzbekistan Sultan Suleiman Shah bin Selim Shah’s (Suleiman I) Administration, the Capture and Trafficking of Ukrainian Sultan Aleksandra Anastazja Lisowska (Hürrem Sultan) (Roxelana) (Shah’s Wife), Lisowska Leveraging Opportunity to Direct the Ottoman Royal Court, the Türkish Name of “Lisowska” and the Reason for This, the Etymology of “Harem”, the European View of Ottoman Empire Harems, the Primary Function of the Harem for the Türkish Government Throughout History, the Türkish Government Developing a System to Ensure Royal Women Could Not Participate Within Government, How Women Were Excluded From Participating Within the Türkish Government, the Türkish Government Restricting How Many Children a Concubine Could Possess and the Penalty for Violating This Restriction, the Türkish Government Disbelieving in the European Concept of “Primogeniture”, the Trajectory for a Boy to Become a Sultan During the Ottoman Empire, the Role of the Mother of Each Son of a Sultan, How Lisowska Permanently Shifted the Ottoman Empire, the Nickname Shah Provided “Lisowska” Post Marriage, the Person Who Setup the Assassination of Türkish Şehzade (Prince) Mustafa (No Last Name) (Shah’s Son), the Reason Lisowska Migrated Her Royal Court to Topkapı Saray (Cannon Gate Palace), the Reason Lisowska Constructed a Bathhouse, Lisowska Understanding How to Benefit From the Abundant Resource of Women Within the Ottoman Empire, the Death of Lisowska and the Most Powerful Female Monarch Within Ottoman Empire History, One of the Most Efficient Governments in the World During the 16th Century, the Various Commodities Which Allowed the Indian Government and Merchants to Become Wealthy During the 16th Century, the Indian Mahābhārata (Great India) Publication’s View of Women, and Hindu and Islamic Cultures Both Practicing Purdah (Curtain/Veil)