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The novel is set in the late fifteenth century in Ottoman Kafa (now Feodosia), in the Crimea. Sultan Bayezid II sent his youngest son, Shehzade Mehmed, as governor to establish diplomatic relations with the Muscovites. The Crimean khan Mengli Giray took advantage of this situation. In an attempt to gain independence from the Ottoman sultan, he brought Shehzade Mehmed closer to him, making him his son-in-law. Soon he began to contradict his father and brought trouble on himself... At the age of fifteen, the future Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent became the next governor of Kafa. His parents, Shehzade Selim (Selim I Yavuz) and Hafsa, are also described in the novel.