Ertugrul's grows suspicious of Noyan's true intentions toward Abdurrahman. Artuk takes Ertugrul to an important gathering.
Hayme warns Gundogdu about Gumustekin's potential ambitions. Selcan reaches an impasse because of Goncagul.
Goncagul steps up her charm offensive. Ertugrul returns to the camp with unpleasant news for Hayme.
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Title: Dirilis: Ertugrul (2014–2019)
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This series is about the Turkish warrior Ertugrul from the 13th century, one of the most famous warriors of his time and also the father of Osman (the founder of the Ottoman Empire). He is an ambitious man who wants to bring peace and justice to his people. He is in a war with the Crusaders on one side, the Byzantines on another side and the brutally expanding Mongols who killed a lot of Turks on another side. In between this he is in a psychological war between his love and his so called destiny. Written by ahmetkozan
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This is series worth watching. The storyline is excellent, every episode end in a cliffhanger making you watch the next, again and again and again. The only reason I did not give it 10 stars is the english subscripts that is not good, a lot of spelling and grammatical errors, but despite this, you can follow the series easily. What I enjoyed, was to see a world portrayed from the Muslim side. As a Christian it made me think that we should rather look at the similarities between the Christian believe and the Muslim believe, than the differences, and start from there. The underlying values seems to be very much the same. It is a long series, but definitely worth watching.