In the mid-17th century, during the pinnacle of the Ottoman Empire, an intriguing event occurred in 1632 that has often found its place as a captivating anecdote in history books. This event revolves around the accidental demise of the Grand Vizier, unfolding within the confines of the Ottoman palace.

Sofuzade Feyzullah Pasha, the Grand Vizier of the time, was a highly influential and powerful statesman. However, fate had a different plan for him. While strolling in the palace garden one day, he met his demise due to a roof tile that accidentally fell on his head. The incident left the people of the era in great astonishment and sorrow.

What makes the event interesting is the cause of Feyzullah Pasha's death. The Grand Vizier lost his life to a rooftop tile in what was considered one of the safest places in the palace—the garden. This circumstance sparked speculation and bewilderment among the populace. While some accepted the incident as a mere accident, others believed that he was 