Rumi Episode 26
Hearing that Kimya will marry Shams, Alaeddin's hopes are shattered, and he succumbs to rage. Meanwhile, when İdris gets summoned as a witness against Esfahani, he cuts out his own tongue. After this incident, Gürcü Hatun regrets the act and seeks guidance from Rumi.
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29: Rumi Episode 29
29: Rumi Episode 29
With the Mongols at the city's gates, Kaykhusraw frantically searches for his imagined father, leaving the task of organizing the city's defenses to Kemalettin. Meanwhile, Alaeddin remains resolute and unyielding, disregarding the advice of Bahaeddin and everyone else.
28: Rumi Episode 28
28: Rumi Episode 28
Driven by vengeance, Omar kills Esfahani, but his anger remains unabated. Following Rumi's counsel, he takes up his sword and banner to continue his fight. Meanwhile, Kimya, despite showing no visible signs of illness, suddenly becomes weak and bedridden.
26: Rumi Episode 26
26: Rumi Episode 26
Hearing that Kimya will marry Shams, Alaeddin's hopes are shattered, and he succumbs to rage. Meanwhile, when İdris gets summoned as a witness against Esfahani, he cuts out his own tongue. After this incident, Gürcü Hatun regrets the act and seeks guidance from Rumi.
25: Rumi Episode 25
25: Rumi Episode 25
Upon returning to the city with Efsun, Ömer presents himself to Kaykhusraw and is dismissed from his position based on Esfahani's counsel. Meanwhile, Gürcü Hatun, with the witnesses she has assembled, unveils all of Esfahani's misdeeds and corners him.
21: Rumi Episode 21
21: Rumi Episode 21
Since Rumi is confined to his room and remains silent, it is proposed that Selahaddin takes charge of the madrasa, an idea Rumi endorses. Meanwhile, Efsun, forced into marriage, performs an act on her wedding night that disrupts numerous political dynamics.More Like this
