Drama
As Mongol invasions are getting more frequent, Yunus travels to Nallihan where he establishes himself as Seldjuk official. After joining Taptuk Emre's dergâh (dervish monastery), he proceeds to follow his journey on becoming a dervish.
As Anatolia wrestles with the aftermath of Mongolian raids, Yunus meets an old man on the road who has a profound effect on his life.
Yunus presides over the trial of a murder he encounters on the road, but the sheikh, Tabduk Emre, challenges his verdict.
Yunus's sentence drives a wedge between him and the Brotherhood, and he appears before the sheikh regarding the appeal.
The death sentence may change the course of Yunus's life, and he is torn between Tabduk Emre and the Brotherhood.
Realizing the gravity of his mistake, Yunus considers resigning to become a dervish under the sheikh.
Yunus struggles within himself as he waits for the sheikh and the Brotherhood's response to his actions.
Tabduk Emre gives Yunus his first mission as a dervish, but Yunus is unaware of the difficulty of the task.
Yunus adjusts to his new life at the lodge. Tabduk sends Yunus out on a new mission, and Yunus attracts Bacım Sultan's attention.
Tabduk awaits Yunus's return, but his safety is not guaranteed. Endişe Nallıhan remembers Huseyin and Karbala.
Yunus saves Demirci Bayram, but the mission pushes him to ponder resistance. The Nallıhan Brotherhood's tax burden grows by the day.
Troubled by the sheikh's requests, Yunus wonders whether he will find what he seeks. Tabduk and the Brotherhood discuss the Seljuks's status.
Upon learning that the lodge is under threat, Yunus returns to Nallıhan, where Kadı Ilyas and a friend try to talk him into staying.
Yunus is helpless to stop the raid, and the time has come for his return to Konya. Kadı Ilyas's motives are called into question.
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Tabduk is cleared of the accusations made against him. Yunus is stranded on the road after falling from a horse, and comes face to face with a snake.
A man Yunus once sentenced to death finds him and brings him back to the lodge, where Yunus sees his older self in a dream.
Still unconscious, Yunus reacts physically to his dreams, creating disquiet in the lodge and worrying the sheikh.
Yunus regains consciousness, and his body continues to heal with the help of Tabduk and family members. An unusual sadness overtakes Bacım Sultan.
Yunus recovers, but cannot recall his past. As Yunus searches for his identity, Molla Kasım and Bacım Sultan adapt to the new realities.
Yunus comes to his senses and continues to repeat the mantra "I do not know." Tabduk's training method for Yunus changes.
For his new mission, Yunus disguises himself as a water carrier and observes people's conditions through the eyes of a dervish.
Yunus learns greatly from every conversation with Tabduk Emre and becomes more determined to take action based on what he hears.
Yunus Emre
Tapduk Emre
Molla Kasım
Bacım Sultan (2)
Ahi Mesud
Hanım Ana
Argun Bey
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Zahide Sultan
Boluluzade Ali Taygu
Demirci Bayram
Dülger Şahin
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