The story of Jalal al-Din Khwarzmshahs’s struggle against Genghis Khan in the time of greed and thirst for power. The youthful heir to the Khwarizmi throne, is torn between feelings of love that seem unattainable in a time of war and betrayals that fuels the struggle even more.
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.
Sultan Aladdin locks Sultana Turkan in her room after discovering evidence of her disloyalty among her possessions. Prince Jalal El-Din is trying to clear Sultana Turkan and starts searching the palace.
While Prince Jalal al-Din tries to make peace between the Sultan and his mother, malicious merchant Bahram manages to trick him and provide a front for Kutlu Bekah, who keeps pretending she cares for prince Jalah al-Din.
As Sultan Alaeddin's sickness worsens, Sultana Turkan establishes a camp where her allies' congregate. Kutlu Bekah agrees to marry prince Jalah al-Din.
Prince Jalaluddin tries to meet the Sultana to convince her to withdraw and reconcile in an effort to stop the impending battle between her soldiers and the army of Sultan Aladdin.
When Sheikh Najm Al-Din Al-Kubra, the respected scholar, intervenes during a fight between Prince Jalal Al-Din and his brother, he talks to Sultana Turkan, and resolves the conflict.
Following Sultan Aladdin's outrage of him, Behram targets Ozak Shah in an effort to fool the Sultan once more. Sultana Turkan decides to create a covert army despite the reconciliation and seeks to take over the palace.
Soldiers allied with Sultana Turkan fall into Prince Jalal al-Din's trap, while his brother, captures Kutla Bike as she sneaks out of the palace to meet Behram, and then Behram commands to kill him.
A detachment of the Hashashin masquerading as Khwarezm soldiers are engaged in combat with Prince Jalal al-Din, while the women in the palace plan to kill Kutla Bike.
Kutlu Beke's illness worsens, and Jalal al-Din's affection for her becomes clear as she battles the disease. He chooses a date to marry her and invites the merchant Bahram to the wedding.
Sultana Turkan is surprised to learn about the wedding preparations of Prince Jalaluddin and Kutlu Beke. And now, the bride-to-be is put to the test between her growing feelings for the prince and the mission entrusted to her, which is to get rid of him.
The wedding of Prince Jalal al-Din to Kutlu Beke takes place, and despite the corrupt merchant Bahram's attempts to kill the prince and his family, his schemes fail.
Prince Jalaluddin was powerless to injure Kutlu after she admitted to being Genghis Khan's spy, but he would attempt to liberate her brother. Now, Sultana Turkkan is working to bolster her position and establish a rapport with Genghis Khan.
While the troops try to elicit information from the disloyal merchant Bahram, he attempts to sow unrest in the palace and unearth scandals.
Prince Jalaluddin, the Fox, and several troops set out to find Kutlu Beke's brother, they discovered a trap set up for them. In front of Bahram, Kutlu Beke can no longer remain silent and ends up stabbing him.
The Sultan urges Jalaluddin to punish Kutlu Beke or expel her from the palace as reactions to her stabbing of merchant Bahram intensify.
The younger brother of Kutlu Beke is successfully brought back by Prince Jalal al-Din, but his brothers plot to remove him from throne.
The Kingdom is invaded by Genghis Khan's army, and Sultan Alauddin and Prince Jalaluddin are ready to wage a bloody struggle to defend their homeland.
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