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King al-Nasir Abu al-Muzaffar Saladin and al-Dunya Yusuf ibn Ayyub ibn Shadhi ibn Marwan ibn Yaqub al-Duwayni al-Tikriti (532-589 AH / 1138-1193 AD), better known by the title of Saladin, was the Muslim leader who established the Ayyubid dynasty, which united Egypt, the Levant, the Hejaz, Tihama, and Yemen under the Abbasid banner, after eliminating the Fatimid state, which had lasted for 262 years. Saladin led several campaigns and battles against the Franks and other European Crusaders in order to reclaim the Holy Lands that the Crusaders had seized in the late eleventh century. He eventually succeeded in reclaiming most of the lands of Palestine and Lebanon, including the city of Jerusalem, after defeating the army of Jerusalem in a crushing defeat at the Battle of Hattin.

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Saladin the Conqueror of Jerusalem or Saladin the Liberator of Jerusalem is a Turkish historical fantasy television series, produced by Aklı Film, directed by Sedat Ince, and written by Serdar Ozunalan. The first episode aired on November 13, 2023. Starring Uğur Güneş, Dilin Doğur, and Mehmet Ali Nuroğlu, the series tells the story of Saladin, the founder of the Ayyubid dynasty. The series was filmed in the Gebze district of Kocaeli Province.

The first season of Saladin series The first season of the series Saladin the Ayyubid begins with Sultan Nur al-Din Mahmud's wife giving birth to a son and dying. The child dies and Saladin is born on the road while his family is fleeing from Prince Behrouz, and Nur al-Din saves them. Nur al-Din asks Ayyub to adopt his son Saladin, and he agrees. Saladin grows up in Nur al-Din's palace and the Knights Templar attack Ascalon. Saladin intervenes, but they fall into Gabriel's trap. Ascalon falls into the hands of the Knights Templar. Saladin captures Princess Victoria, the sister of the King of Jerusalem and the Great Commander.

Then Nasr al-Din, the brother of Sultan Nur al-Din Mahmud, cooperates with Gabriel, betrays his brother, stabs him, and tries to seize the throne. Gabriel tries to save the princess and the commander several times until he falls into the hands of Saladin, falls from the abyss, and dies. Nur ad-Din Mahmud banishes his brother Nasr ad-Din, but learns of Saladin's secret. Vizier Rihani saves him during his exile. He returns to the Sultan and threatens to reveal the secret. Princess Victoria is freed and cooperates with Gregor, Gabriel's brother, who has come to avenge his brother and kills al-Hajjaj. Nasr ad-Din returns to the palace after learning Saladin's secret and threatens Nur ad-Din, who keeps him in office.

The Sheikh of the Mountain, the leader of the Assassins, appears and stirs up strife between Nur al-Din, the tribes, and his brother, and kills Nasr al-Din's wife and son.

In this context, Sultan Nur ad-Din loses his position and Prince Mawdud tries to install himself as Sultan, despite Saladin's objection. Saladin kills Gregory and Ephrem and reclaims Syria from Bernard after occupying it. War erupts between the Seljuk Prince Dawlat and Sultan Nur ad-Din due to the conflict caused by the bloody Bernard. Sultan Nur ad-Din's mother comes and mediates to forgive Prince Mawdud, which he does, withdrawing his army and keeping him under house arrest in Ashkelon. After liberating Syria, Sultan Nur ad-Din and Saladin prepare to conquer Gaza. Prince Daulat sent his men to arrest Kartekin for refusing to carry out his order to join Mawdud's army, but Saladin saved him and took him to his tribe for protection. Bernard asked Prince Daulat to protect Gaza, and he agreed, and it came under the protection of the Seljuks so that Nur ad-Din would not attack it. When Nur ad-Din and Saladin attacked Gaza, Prince Mawdud and his army and all the princes of the Abbasid state stood against the Fatimids after Sheikh Abdul Qadir al-Jilani gathered them and prevented the Fatimids from advancing to support Bernard.

The lords and the leaders of the Burids united with Prince Arslan against Sultan Nur ad-Din. Saladin searched for Karatekin's body but did not find it, and everyone suspected that he was still alive. Saladin and Bernard followed the archer to Karatekin, and Bernard caught him and it turned out that he was Timur, Arslan's nephew. Bernard threatened Prince Arslan with his nephew and asked him to distract the lords from taking revenge on him and reclaiming Gaza again. Arslan Shah encouraged the lords to reclaim Gaza and settle there, and he ignited discord between them and Sultan Nur ad-Din.

Kartkin's men set a trap for both Bernard and Saladin inside a cave and poisoned them with gas. They sent some of their men to get rid of them. Kartkin then tried to return to the tribe, but his men refused. He also tried to convince them that Saladin was with him, but they were not convinced. Sheikh Omar Al-Mulla blocked Kartkin and his men's way, so Kartkin asked him to save Saladin. Saladin and Bernard escape from Kartekin's trap. Saladin reaches Kartekin and asks his men to hand him over to him so that he can stop the sedition. He takes him and leaves. Sultan Nur ad-Din tells the masters that Prince Arslan is the one who tried to kill Kartekin.

Then Victoria killed Bernard's sister and decided to make peace with Nur ad-Din. The lords united with Nur ad-Din again and everyone prepared to conquer Jerusalem. Prince Amalric came to Jerusalem, killed his sister Victoria and took over the rule of Jerusalem. Amalric sent a messenger to Sultan Nur ad-Din offering him peace, otherwise he would kill all Muslims in Jerusalem. A message arrived to Sultan Nur ad-Din from Egypt, so he ordered Shirkuh to head with Saladin and the soldiers to Egypt, and postponed the conquest of Jerusalem. Unknown assailants attacked Saladin while he was on his way to the palace, shot him with a tranquilizer arrow, and took him away.

The second season of the Saladin series It turns out that the one who attacked Saladin was Count Myers, on the orders of William, King Amalric's assistant, without the king's knowledge, and threw him into a well. Count Myers was the head of the secret unit going to Cairo to support Minister Dergham. A man named Balian Masihi came and saved Saladin from the well. Minister Dergham defeated Minister Shawar, and Shawar sought help from Sultan Nur ad-Din through Judge Fadel. Sultan Nur ad-Din sent Shirkuh and Commander Yaroki to secretly help Shawar, and Judge Fadel entered and showed loyalty to Dergham to bring them news. Sultan Nur ad-Din went with his army to Jerusalem to threaten King Amalric during his coronation as king.

A merchant named Elisha captured Saladin and Balian and took them to Cairo. Kartekin's men saw them and informed the palace. Kartekin went to join Shirkuh and tell him that Saladin was in Cairo. The merchant Elisha put Saladin and his companion in a fighting display before the minister Dargham and they defeated everyone.

The minister, Dhargham, asked them to fight each other. Saladin recognized his companion as a Christian ruler named Balian, and Yunan knew that the one in front of him was Saladin. The two fought over the occupation of Jerusalem, each wanting to strangle the other. Judge Fadel tries to stop the fighting, so he goes to a captive named Shamsa, who hates the minister, Dhargham, does not recognize her captivity, and refuses this fight to help him stop it.

Saladin and Balian escape the battle with the help of Shamsa. Saladin tries to leave Cairo with the slaves, but Count Myers confronts him and they fight, and Saladin kills him. Shirkuh and Shawar come to Cairo to rescue Saladin and take revenge on Dhurgham, and they defeat him.

Kartekin rescues Prince Shirkuh and the army and catches up with Saladin, and the two armies meet. Sultan Nur al-Din attacks one of the castles belonging to King Amalric and takes it over. King Amalric receives news during the battle, so he decides to withdraw to protect Jerusalem. Shirkuh's army reaches Egypt and kills the minister Shawar, so his son Kamil decides to avenge his father.

The Fatimid Caliph creates a rift between Prince Shirkuh and Commander Yaruqi, and decides to approve the appointment of Yaruqi as Minister of Egypt. Prince Shirkuh knows that a rift will occur, so he decides to ascend the throne of Egypt until the arrival of Sultan Nur ad-Din's decree. The Caliph asks Jawhar to block Prince Mawdud, who is carrying the decree to Egypt. Saladin sends Kartekin to rescue Prince Mawdud. Count Guy gets his wish when he is appointed commander of King Amalric's armies. Balian, Count William, and Princess Sibylla try to find out if Count Guy was involved in the murder of Count Guillaume by Prince Baldwin.

Mila asks Saladin for help to get rid of Chatyon, so he goes out with his warriors to block his way. Yaruqi blocks Saladin's way by order of Sultan Nur al-Din to bring him to the palace. Saladin wanted to catch up with Chatyon before he reached Karak and married Mila, but he couldn't. Saladin quarrels with Yaruqi and hits him to get Chatyon out of his hand, marry Mila, and obtain the rule of Karak. Saladin goes to Sultan Nur al-Din, and the Sultan reprimands him for not carrying out orders. He submits his resignation, which the Sultan rejects.

Saladin agrees with Buri to sneak into Jerusalem and be deliberately captured. Elisa frees him and waits for Rakeef to escape and arrest or kill him. Yaruqi causes a rift between Sultan Nur al-Din and Saladin. Saladin's plan goes smoothly and Buri captures Rakeef, but his daughter intervenes and bargains with him over the location of his friends in exchange for leaving her father. The warriors try to leave Jerusalem, but Orfali closes the door and Lord Guy kills him. The rest try to escape. Then Sultan Nur al-Din reaches Saladin's location and tells him that the deadline is up and his punishment has come. Saladin surrenders to him.

Characters of the Saladin series Actor Bulent Shukrek. Actor Bulent Shukrek. Saladin (Uğur Güneş): The leader who heralded the conquest of Jerusalem. The genius who sharpened his sword with his knowledge. The Crusaders' nightmare with his strategic intelligence and fighting spirit. His goal was to ensure Islamic unity and reclaim Jerusalem from the Crusaders. Nur ad-Din Zengi (Muhammad Ali Nuruoglu): Sultan of the Zengid dynasty. A brave and just ruler who fought the Crusaders. A leader who used his sharp intelligence in his political moves and did not tolerate oppressors. (Died) Malika Khatun (Ekin Turkmen): She is the wife of Nur ad-Din Zengi. (Disappearance) Ömer Mila (Erdenç Gülener): A man with a heart as skilled at healing the human soul as he is at carpentry. Close to Nur ad-Din Zengi. Saladin's spiritual friend on his arduous journey to Jerusalem. (Killed) Fatma Khatun (Zeinab Kumral): She is the mother of Saladin and Turan Shah and the wife of Najm al-Din Ayyub. Karatkin (Olgün Toker): He is the lord of the Burians and the brother of Ismet and Aybüki. Mawdud (Bulent Şekerk): He is the brother of Nur ad-Din and Nasr ad-Din. (Killed) Shirkuh (Sezgin Erdemir): He is the uncle of Salah al-Did and Turan Shah and served as minister of the Fatimid state. He was killed by Kamil ibn Shawar. (Killed) Atsiz (Jalal Al): He is one of Saladin's warriors. Orfali (Ahmed Olgun): He is one of Saladin's warriors. (Killed) Ibrahim (Alo Traor): He is one of Saladin's warriors. Baybura (Gökhan Karasik): He is Mawdud's assistant and Saladin's pursuer. Imad (Murad Karak): He is the assistant of Sultan Nur ad-Din Zengi. Isfahani Minister (Egemen Yavuz): He is the minister of Sultan Nureddin Zengi. Bozok (Ibrahim Balaban): He is one of Saladin's warriors. The Wizard (Ozgur Pazarli): He is Karatekin's assistant.

Characters of the second season of the series Saladin Al-Ayyubi Actress Gulber Ozdemir. Actress Gulber Ozdemir. Judge Fadil (Yuğar Öçelik): He was Saladin’s advisor when Saladin took over the ministry of the Fatimid state in Egypt. Buri (Barış Baktas): He is Saladin's brother. William of Tyre (Håkan Yovkasigil): He was an advisor to King Amalric and a Crusader historian. Balian (Muhammad Ozan Dolunay): He was a friend of Saladin, but later turned into his enemy and the ruler of Ibillin Castle. Countess Mila (Elif Dogan): Countess of Kerak, widow of Count Miles, wife of Chatillon. Baldwin IV (Bertogh Corsath Alp): He was the brother of Sibylla and the son of Amalric I. He became the king of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem after the death of his father, and was able to defeat Saladin in the Battle of Ramla. Elisha (Tolga Iskit): He is a slave trader in Egypt. Guy of Lusignan (Burke Ircher): He is the commander of the armies of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem. After marrying Sibylla, he became King of Jerusalem after Baldwin IV. Shamsa Khatun (Gokce Turkan): She is a Christian singer and dancer in the Egyptian palace. Saladin fell in love with her, then converted to Islam and became his wife. Sibylla (Gülber Özdemir): She is Balian's lover and later becomes Guy's wife because of his threat to kill her brother Baldwin IV. She is the daughter of Amalric I and the sister of Baldwin IV. Chatillon (Burak Demir): He is the new Count of Kerak, Mila's husband, and Guy de Lusignan's friend. Muzaffar al-Din Kokburi (Gurkan Çolakir): He is the ruler of Erbil, and a friend of Karakush and Bori. Karakosh (Muhammad Şeker): He is a military engineer and architect, and a friend of Kokburi and Bori. Sayra (Goksu Melik Ulucan): Rakeef's daughter, she swore revenge on Buri. Maria Comnenus (Gizem Unsal): The niece of the Byzantine emperor, the second wife of King Amalric, and became Queen of Jerusalem. Khalil (Melih Özdoğan): He is one of Saladin's assistants. Mahis (Eren Demirbaş): He is the assistant of the merchant Elisa. Ali (Gokhan Gurdi): He is Buri's nephew. Turab (Furat Kaya): He is Bori's nephew. Henok (Alp Ozturk): He is Chatyon's assistant.