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Hafsa.

Let us go, bastards.

-Hafsa!
-Let go of me!

-I said, let me off.
-Don't touch me.

Aslıhan.

Hafsa.

Hafsa, are you okay?

Bastards.

You shoved us deep in this dungeon,
because you're scared?

We will destroy this cave!

So, now that we've taken care of this job,
I can head to Bilecik, Titan.

Our tekfur is waiting for the latest news.

Make it quick.

When you come back,
bring as many soldiers as you can.

Don't worry.

You finish off Turgut and Bamsi.

Since they can't bring Ares back
from Konya

they'll sacrifice their lives
to save the women.

If they offer their lives, I'll take them.

In Ertuğrul absence,
I'll kill two powerful men of the Turks.

Next, the tents.

Ares is not in the castle,

he's in Konya.

We even didn't know that...

how did they know?

We have a traitor.

Their intent is to kill Bamsi
and Turgut Bey.

I wish you had listened to Bamsi.

None of this would have happened.

-Is now the time for this Hafsa?
-It is Aslıhan.

It is the time.

I've been captured with a baby inside me.

They'll kill my man.

Yours, too.

If you weren't so stubborn,
none of this would have happened.

I don't fear for myself.

But if anything happens to my baby,

I'll never forgive you.

Never.

They'll kill all of us.

We have to find a way to get out.

We'll get out.

We'll get out.

I promise.

We'll get out.

Be prepared.

Turgut and Bamsi will meet you
when you're back.

I'll hang their heads
at the door of the dungeon.

Welcome, Emir Sadettin.

How nice you're here.

I was so bored all alone.

Shut up, Ares.

Keep your eyes on these two.

No visitors for Sadettin.

Sadettin?

Know your place, Aziz.

When I'm proven to be innocent

I will make you pay for this.

Tomorrow, we'll see who pays the price.

Sadettin.

If you hadn't come to the rescue,

our Sultan would have cut off
Emir Sadettin's head right there.

But, in the eyes of our Sultan,

this case hasn't been proven yet,
Altun Aba.

You don't chase a prey in the haze.

It walks into your trap.

Let the Sultan fight with his conscience
until morning.

Let Emir Sadettin pray until morning
for me to save him.

Then we use this haze to our advantage

and take what is ours.

The Sultan sent a message,
asking to see me tonight.

It is obviously important.

Or maybe he wants
to discuss the crown prince

like Emir Sadettin said?

That's what makes me worry.

What if Emir Sadettin is right?

If he's not,

I hope his carrion is fed to the jackals,
Altun Aba.

But if he's right...

I'll talk to the Sultan and save him.

Our alliance with Kopek
makes our hand strong.

So, our Sultan

will be signing

his death warrant,
instead of naming the crown prince.

As for Ertuğrul...

we can now be sure that he is
more dangerous than we thought.

As we suspected.

If our Sultan appoints
Prince Kılıçarslan as crown prince...

-I'm afraid--
-He's loyal to the Sultan,

he'll take my son's head
without hesitation.

We have influence over the Sultan

but not that Turk.

What's more,

he'll talk to Ertuğrul alone.

If Emir Sadettin is right...

he'll ask Ertuğrul to pledge his loyalty
in support of Prince Kılıçarslan.

What will you do, Mahperi Hatun?

The prosperity of our state...

will be determined
after I meet the Sultan tonight,

Altun Aba.

You're the lowest of the low
that I've ever met, Emir Sadettin.

Did Ertuğrul promise...

to set you free
for the statement you made?

Yes.

He promised.

How naive you are.

Why did they make
a naive man like you governor?

What the hell are you saying?

Ertuğrul tried to use you to kill me.

Look,

we're both in a dungeon.

Now in his room,

he is surely sharpening his sword
with joy...

to chop off your head.

Don't talk too much, Sadettin.

Shut up.

Ertuğrul will keep his word.

You'll see.

Don't hold your breath.

You ambushed him and his alps.

Kidnapped his son.

What did you expect from him?

That he would host you in your castle?

He got what needed from you.

Naive tekfur.

Now
it is time to chop your head.

"He'll keep his word."

You're a very naive man.

Shut up, Sadettin.

Shut up!

I kept my word, Ertuğrul will do the same.

He will, you'll see.

Of course, sure.

Bey.

The executioner will be Emir Sadettin's
next stop after the dungeon.

Today, we only managed to cut off...

the tail of the snake,
not its head, Halime.

If...

our Sultan believes him
and lets him live...

then, not only will its tail grow longer,

its teeth will also grow sharper
with poison.

You're still worried, Ertuğrul?

By defending Emir Sadettin,
Mahperi Hatun blinded the Sultan.

She kept him hesitant.

Clearly, she's allied with Altun Aba too.

You're saying there are snakes hiding
in the walls of the palace

working together, Ertuğrul?

Yes, Halime.

This evil alliance doesn't just hurt us,

it also hurts the State.

When the time comes,

Mahperi Hatun and her prince son

will call me to account
for my loyalty to Prince Kılıçarslan.

Bey.

What is it, Oğuz?

What are you doing here?

Following a trace.

And we found the body of one of the alps
who was with Atsiz.

What are you saying Oğuz?

The alp's body is over there, Bey.

We'll look for the other one.

If Atsiz and the alps followed Titan
all the way here...

the bastard's cave must be nearby.

You take the body to the tent.

I'll look for the other alp's body.

I'll be faster alone
and less noticeable.

-Bey, I'll come with you.
-Oğuz,

do as I say.

Go back to the tent.

And tell no one where I am.

As you command, Bey.

Go.

I'm not sure if I will come back
from the voyage I'm going on.

On the other hand,

this circle of treachery inside my palace

is getting tighter

and is wrapping around my neck,
like a noose.

My state will not always be
ruled by me, Mahperi.

My duty

is to keep my blessed state strong.

Among my sons...

it is time to make a choice.

Not as a father, but as a Sultan.

I appointed...

Prince Kılıçarslan...

as my crown prince.

Come Mahperi.

Sit beside me.

I know that my children were raised well

with the help of their mothers
and my nobles.

I have no doubt about it.

What really matters is our state,
my Sultan.

Your decision is the best decision.
I know.

We hope for the best.

I want to discuss this issue

with Prince Gıyaseddin too.

I know...

he wants to be with you
when you're on the voyage.

Despite his young age,

he wishes to experience
his first war with you.

He wishes to join you in Erzincan.

My son Gıyaseddin's decision
has made me glad, Mahperi.

My son dedicated his life to the State.

He never aspired to reign.

As Emir of Erzincan,

and when there is a threat
from the Mongols and the Eyyubis...

he truly serves the State
by building better relations.

My Sultan...

I accept your decision
with great pleasure.

I'm sure you thought it best
for our state.

But...

I fear for the future of our state.

Therefore,

I have a request for you.

Say it.

About Emir Sadettin.

Do not rush your justice
like with Emir Nizamettin, my Sultan.

I hear...

at every level in the State

there is a growing fear.

People say our Sultan...

is casting judgment not with his head,
but with the rage of betrayal.

And that this will cause
our state to suffer very soon.

If you dismiss Emir Sadettin for now

and think thoroughly
while you're on the voyage,

it would be in our state's best interest.

My fear is only for our state.

I have no other wish.

My verdict about Emir Sadettin
is highly important.

Don't you worry, Mahperi,

I'll consider what you said.

I'll give my decision

about Emir Sadettin tomorrow,
before my voyage.

You know best, my Sultan.

Wait and wait, for how long Artuk Bey?

Time stands still.

Mother.

How is she now, my Hafsa?

How, Mother?

What if something happens to my child?

-What if something happens?
-May I enter, Mother Hayme?

Come.

We looked everywhere, Mother Hayme.

But no trace of Turgut Bey.

Keep looking.

As you command, Artuk Bey.

Where could he be?

It's hard to keep control of him now.

I hope he doesn't act foolishly.

He blames himself.

Yes, he's guilty.

I tried to tell him many times.

I said, we would be in trouble.
He didn't listen.

-But he persisted.
-Bamsi.

Bamsi, stay calm, Son.

It is not the time to talk about it.

Hafsa and your baby
will be saved, God willing.

Mother.

I can't carry this weight,

I can't, Mother.

I am suffering.

Hafsa and my child were captured
by that bastard

and I'm sitting here with my hands tied.

If something happens to them

how can I go on, Mother?

-How?
-Bamsi.

It's not the time lose yourself

or let your heart darken.

Right now, we need to think

about how we'll save the women.

Artuk Bey, I did think.

I made my decision.

I won't change my mind.

Artuk Bey, I'll cover an alp's face.

I'll take him there and tell them,
"This is Ares."

Bamsi, think about what you're saying.

Stop being stubborn.

If those bastards don't see Ares...

they'll kill the women,
don't you realize that?

Then... Then, Artuk Bey,

I'll fight them.

I'll save them.
Artuk Bey, there's no other way.

You must let me do this,

things can't get any worse, Artuk Bey.

Leave, Dilruba.

Mahperi Hatun.

Are you okay?

Emir Sadettin was right.

My God, save us.

We need to stand tall, Altun Aba.

The reign of our Prince Gıyaseddin

will mean the prosperity of our state.

We'll stop the Sultan
from announcing his decision.

Don't you worry, Mahperi Hatun.

I'll entrust neither Prince Gıyaseddin

nor our state
to that wife's miserable son.

I did my best

so that the Sultan would not
execute Emir Sadettin.

The verdict is the Sultan's.

Tell Emir Sadettin this.

He'll announce his decision
before the voyage.

I have no doubt you'll achieve your goal.

We'll control not just
the fate of Emir Sadettin...

but the fate of who reigns too.

You mean the Sultan...

The prosperity of the State
comes above all else.

Even the Sultan.

Emir Sadettin,

won't hesitate to wash his hands

in the Sultan's blood
to get his position back.

And we,

we'll be busy with enthronement of my son.

Now go and tell our friends
to be prepared,

so that when a war breaks out
between brothers, they'll be ready.

As you wish.

My Sultan, Ertuğrul Bey is here.

Come in, Ertuğrul.

My Sultan.

I want to talk to you about my will.

First,

tell me what you'll do
with the bastard, Ares.

In exchange for exposing Emir Sadettin

I gave him my word to set him free.

After all he did

to you, to your alps
and even to your son...

you want to set him free?

I've already given my word, my Sultan.

If you allow me

I want to free him tomorrow morning.

Knowing that he'll cause you trouble,

and while freeing him may
reflect well on you,

you might pay a great price.

Still, I leave it up to you.

Thank you, my Sultan.

His statement,

are you sure he didn't just say it
to save his life?

I am, my Sultan.

Now, as for my will.

As soon as Ertuğrul arrived,
the palace was turned upside down.

Ertuğrul Bey does what is right,
Mahperi Hatun.

Here, one word from the mouth,

one wrong step,

mounts one on the scaffold.

You know the palace.

It's not like in the tents,
nor the castle.

Tell me about it.

I know, Mahperi Hatun.

Sycophants hovering around the Sultan,

pitting prince against prince,

those who don't hesitate to hurt
either the Sultan

or the State
for their own prosperity.

I know.

Halime Hatun.

The way it works here
is not the way you're used to.

Mahperi Hatun,

is justice not justice?

Is truth not truth everywhere?

And here at the heart of the State,

justice and truth are needed most.

Our Sultan will surely
make the right decision.

Tell Ertuğrul Bey not to
dig into it anymore.

You came to our palace,
you are our guest.

Let's have a good and long time together.

The fairest decision
is the judicious decision, Mahperi Hatun.

We have no doubt that our Sultan
will give a judicious decision.

Otherwise...

we won't stay a minute longer
where there is no justice,

let alone an extended time.

You know,

I'll be heading on a voyage
with my army, Ertuğrul.

And you witnessed the betrayal
in my palace first hand.

I must think of my state's prosperity
after I die.

So I wrote to the crown prince to whom
I want to leave my throne in my will.

May my god give you long life, my Sultan.

May your will
bring good luck for our state.

In my will,

I commanded that Prince Kılıçarslan,

my son by Melike Hatun,
be the crown prince.

Appointing Prince Kılıçarslan
as your heir

helps us build strong relations
with the Eyyubi...

and allows us to establish

a stronger alliance of the Muslim world
against the Mongols.

I see that you look at every matter
like a powerful Sultan,

not just concerning your tribe
or even the State.

If you were my son...

without hesitation,

I would appoint you.

Long live, my Sultan.

The reason I told you about my will

is that I want to you choose your side
if a battle for the throne breaks out

between my sons.

My side is always clear, my Sultan.

I'm not just saying this,

I'm saying it with my heart.

When that day comes,

no matter how it ends,

I want you to join the tribes in battle
under the margrave

and support Prince Kılıçarslan.

May God save us from such a battle

and the evil of our enemies
who wait to take advantage of it.

Amen.

I have another command for you, Ertuğrul.

If anything happens to me,

protect the lands I gave to you

as your homeland, at any cost.

Because the castle you conquered...

is a gate opening
to the future of our state.

You opened the way for conquest,

from Karacahisar to Iznik,
from Bursa to Constantinople.

May God make you successful.

May God save our state
and you, my Sultan.

Won't you ask about Emir Sadettin?

I did my part, my Sultan.

Now, my only expectation is justice.

Do you doubt it, Ertuğrul?

Emir Sadettin is an influential man.

He knows everyone.

I worry that justice may be yielded

to keep some accounts
balanced within the State.

The perpetuity of this state

depends neither on emirs, nor beys,
nor even sultans, Ertuğrul Bey.

Our only concern is perpetuity.

And for that, I'll do whatever it takes.

A state which stands with justice
will never collapse,

nor will its prosperity fall into danger,
my Sultan.

But,

a little crack
in the path of justice...

burns that state to the ground

even if its lands are spread
all over the world.

Because the strongest conqueror
in the world

is justice.

Ertuğrul Bey.

You did your part.

Now, the verdict is mine.

When I make my decision tomorrow,

you and everyone else will see my justice.

God willing, my Sultan.

If you'll excuse me.

Mother Hayme,

we were tracking Aslıhan Hatun
and Hafsa Hatun.

But we found the body of one of the alps
we sent with Atsiz to go after Titan.

Turgut Bey was there too.

Where did Turgut go now?
Why didn't he come?

Turgut Bey asked me to bring the body
to the tent.

I don't know where he went.

First, he was stubborn

and brought all of this trouble,

now he's left his tent.

Mother Hayme, what kind of a bey is he?

Is this a bey to you, Mother Hayme?

By Oğuz Alp's account,

he is tracking the women, obviously.

Let's pray
he comes with good news.

Artuk Bey, no matter what he does,

I'll save the women tomorrow.

I'll save the women tomorrow, Artuk Bey.

Hayme Hatun,

I'd better discuss this issue
with the beys too.

Fine, Artuk Bey.

Ertuğrul,

Mahperi Hatun is clearly
an iron hand in a velvet glove.

She's sinister.

God willing,
she doesn't mystify Sultan's mind.

We will all see when our Sultan
makes his decision, Halime.

If the verdict is unjust

our state will suffer greatly
because of it.

Ertuğrul,
I told that woman as well,

we have no place
where there is no justice.

The eyes of the snakes are upon us.

We must walk away.

We did our part, Halime.

All the fights,

we fought for justice to be done.

And we'll keep on fighting until the end.

We'll never make concessions on justice

even for the Sultan

or our own ancestors.

I don't fear falling
out of the Sultan's grace for this cause.

Fighting for justice single-handed

is better than being Sultan of the world.

I sacrificed my life for our holy empire.

I fought bravely.

I had hard times.

I challenged death.

All...

All for our holy cause.

But no one stood by me
during these hard days.

The Emperor for whom
I made many sacrifices...

My friend, Titan, who I fought beside...

Governor Evangelos...

that I helped.

It seems that only I cared about
what we called a holy cause.

Everyone else was concerned
with their own interests.

If I get out of here, I'll take my revenge
on every one of you.

But...

will Ertuğrul keep his word?

Subtitle translation by Sarper Aman