Big Sultans, Little Problems

from Historical Quarrels · host Tyler Eckhardt

War, murder, and sex be a plenty in this episode of Historical Quarrels. Join us today as we talk about 5 Sultans who began the downfall of their own Empire either unwittingly or through the corruption their allies allowed to seep into the Heirarachy. Please be advised this is a NSFW show where many crude and dark jokes are used liberally thoughout. Remember if you have any suggestions or just want to talk please email us at: [email protected] Or you can find us through our socials: Facebook Historical Quarrels Podcast (@historicalquarrels) | Instagram (1) Historical Quarrels (@HQuarrels) / Twitter Please remember to be leave a review if you liked or didnt like the episode. Let me know your thoughts and feelings on everthing as well! Love ya! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/historical-quarrels--5660919/support.

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