THE SULTAN AND KHAN | RAYA Media Distribution Group

Synopsis

Amidst the clash of empires, the Khwarazmshahs and the rising Mongol horde stand as the two dominant forces of the age. While Genghis Khan wages relentless war on the Chinese Empire, his gaze inevitably turns westward—toward the lands of the Khwarazmshah. On the throne sits Sultan Alaeddin, yet true power rests in the hands of his mother, Türkan Hatun. Fierce, ambitious, and cunning, she wields influence through manipulation and intrigue, determined to control the empire at any cost. As alliances shift and loyalties are tested, the fate of the dynasty hangs in the balance, and the empire’s survival depends on those brave enough to confront both internal and external threats.

Far from the palace intrigues is Jalaleddin, the Sultan’s son, a brilliant soldier admired by his people and feared by his enemies. He perceives what others ignore: Genghis Khan seeks to subjugate the world, and only a daring counter-offensive can preserve their realm. Yet Jalaleddin’s path is obstructed at every turn—by his envious brother Uzlag Shah, hungry for the throne, and by shadowy Assassins sent to sow chaos. Amid betrayal, bloodshed, and relentless danger, fate places not only the survival of a dynasty but also the love of Kutlu Bike, a captive who will forever alter his destiny, into his hands.

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