The Sultan And Khan

The brave prince Jalal al-Din, recommends dealing with Genghis Khan strategically by leading a cordial visit to introduce his powerful army, inciting the wrath of the leaders and the enmity of his siblings in the palace.

Jalal al-Din loses his temper and engages in a combat with some men. Then he finally meets Genghis Khan and they engage in a vague aggressive conversation.

In opposition to his mother's desires, Sultana Turkon intends to marry Prince Jalal Al-Din to a bride of her choice. In an effort to free a captive damsel, Prince Jalal Al-Din reveals his identity to Genghis Khan, and negotiations begin.

Genghis Khan's men pursue Jalal al-Din as he sneaks out the captive girl away from him, setting off the war's ignition. Jalal Al-Din is astounded by the captive's prowess in combat and starts to develop feelings for her.

Sultana Turkon tries to free Prince Jalal al-Din from prison, but he refuses. Signs of deceit and betrayal arise; the helpless captive is nothing but a malicious spy.

While Prince Jalal al-Din asks Kutlu Bekah to marry him, the state is on the verge of disintegrating due to the conflict between Sultan Aladdin and his mother, Sultana Turkan.