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Ertugrul Ghazi’ is an epic story rooted in the historical events of Anatolia (Turkey). It is the tale of a daring character with enthralling love and a sense of justice that was strong enough to change the fate of the World.

The nomadic Kayi tribe of the Oghuz Turks are on a quest to find a place they can finally call home. Ertugrul leads his people through perseverance against hardship while striving for justice and maintaining the traditions of the land. By battling his enemies with strength and bravery, Ertugrul consequently plants the seed that would lead to the founding of the Ottoman Empire, which spread across three continents and ruled for six centuries.

Derles Etrogel is a popular Turkish TV series based on the history of the Ottoman Empire. Engin Altan Dzitan plays a pivotal role in this regard.

The series was arranged by Mohamed Buzdaj and filmed in a Turkish village called Riva. On, it will be premiered on TRT1 in Turkey. The series is based on the life of Ertuqul L, the leader of the Care Tree tribe, who lived in Turkey and founder of the Ottoman Empire. When the Mongols invaded the Turks, the tribes fled from Central Asia. One of them was the Kai tribe and Suleiman Shah was the leader of this tribe and moved to Anatolia where they faced starvation but were determined to start a better life.

Suleiman had four sons, named Gondogdo, Sigorten, Ertugrul and Dender. When the Mongols invaded, they captured Sangortikan, while Gundogdu and Airtgrol were with their father in every tribal war. 

Dunder was the youngest. Therefore, he was too young to be involved in such matters.

As soon as he encountered Artgroll Templar while hunting, he kidnapped the three suspects. So, Ertuولrul and three of his friends saved the prisoners from being hanged. 

Among the three prisoners was a princess and a girl named Halim, her brother and her father. He took the prisoners to his Roma group. Later, Airtaglul was drawn to Princess Halim and took her with her family to her own Obama, but soon the captain of Kara Toegar came and asked her to restore Halim and his family, but Suleiman Shah refused.

Meanwhile, Kai Obasi decided to migrate to Aleppo and sent Suleiman Ortugrul with him to the Prince's Palace. When they reached the palace, they saw that Commander Aziz was a traitor. He wanted the king to know about the hypocrisy of his leader because he wanted to save Halim and his family from the rebellion. Then ArtGroll succeeded in exposing the Commander of the Prince. 

Uncle Artagloul, on the other hand, is greedy for his testimony with his evil mind. She betrayed the tribe and joined the mood to become a princess. Turgalt was captured by the Templars and mentally exposed to join their mission. But in the end, Targot regained his memory and opened Capel of Templars. Suleiman the Magnificent died while crossing the Euphrates.

Who is Ertugrul Ghazi 

Ertuğrul Gazi led a small group of warriors under the leadership of Sultan Anatolian Seljuk in the middle of the 13th century. At his death in 1280, the leadership of the small state, a little larger than the Söğüt region, passed to his son Osman, known for having established the Ottoman state in 1299. 

The life of Ertuğrul Gazi has aroused considerable interest in recent years due to the popularity of the soap opera “Diriliş Ertuğrul” on the public channel TRT and the growing interest in the Ottoman Empire, recognized as one of the states most powerful in history. 

Ertuğrul Gazi and the few Turkish nomads from Central Asia arrived in Anatolia before being installed in Söğüt by the Seljuk sultan to fight against the Eastern Roman Empire falsely known as the Byzantine Empire. 

After the Mongolian invasions of the 12th century, the state of Seljuks weakened, allowing small tribes like that of Artuğrul to rise. Sultan Alpjarslan Seljuk had opened the doors of Anatolia in 1071 before Ertuğrul Gazi, a few centuries later, laid the foundations of an immense Empire. 

The tribe of Ertğrul Gazi became a state in 1299. It then became an empire covering 22 million square kilometers on three continents. This is 28 times the size of modern Turkey. Such celebrations have raised awareness of the long history of Turkey.