After the execution of Ibrahim - Pasha, Hatice - the Sultan lost the meaning of life. It was beyond the control of anyone to bring her to her senses, even the children could not help her cope with this grief.
Only the feeling of revenge gave her strength. Revenge of the one who, in the opinion of the sultana, is guilty of the death of her beloved husband, Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska.
Khatija, of course, not without the help of Makhidevran, sent a servant Diana to the palace, who served for many years in Manisa Shahzade and Makhidevran.
The servant is smart, dexterous and strong, which means she can take the life of the hated Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska.
Everything would have happened if Sumbül hadn't panicked in time - yeah.
The sultan, having learned about what had happened, swore by Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska that whoever did it would pay bitterly, but only later Suleiman realized that the attempt was organized by his sister, Khatije Sultan.
Suleiman, through the Shah - Sultan, told Khatija to leave the palace and go to Manisa. Of course, Hatice resisted, but the order of the Sultan is not discussed.
Why did the sultan order Khatija to leave the palace, because he already caused her a lot of grief.
As the sultan explained: I want you to quickly forget everything that happened here and start life anew.
As Hatice understood: It's just painful for you to look at me, and you want to take me away so that you can see me less.
Personal opinion: The Sultan knew that the assassination attempt was made by Hatice, she did not deny this. If Khatija had remained in the capital, the Sultan would have had to keep the word given by Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska and severely punish his sister. But, he already caused her a lot of pain, so the best solution is to leave Istanbul for a while, until the wounds heal.
But does such pain go away so quickly? During the year that Hatice spent in Manisa, she never calmed down. She had a lot of time to draw up a plan of revenge, which, upon returning to the capital, she would definitely carry out.
