Kuruluş: Osman
Kuruluş: Osman (transl. Founder: Osman) is a Turkish Historical drama television series, created by Mehmet Bozdağ.
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| Genre | Historical fiction |
| Written by | Atilla Engin Aslı Zeynep Peker Bozdağ Ozan Bodur |
| Starring | Burak Özçivit |
| Composer(s) | Alpay Göltekin Zeynep Alasya |
| Country of origin | Turkey |
| Original language(s) | Turkish |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 27 |
| Production | |
| Producer(s) | Mehmet Bozdağ |
| Production location(s) | Istanbul |
| Cinematography | Ömer Faruk Karacan |
| Running time | 120 - 150 minutes (per episode) |
| Production company(s) | Bozdağ Film |
| Release | |
| Original network | ATV |
| Picture format | 576i HDTV 1080i |
| Audio format | Stereo |
| Original release | 20 November 2019 – Present |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Diriliş: Ertuğrul |
| External links | |
| Website | |
It focuses on the life of Osman I, founder of the Ottoman Empire. It is the sequel to Diriliş: Ertuğrul, which was centered around the life of Ertuğrul, father of Osman. In this series, Osman is portrayed by Turkish actor Burak Özçivit.[1]
Plot
The TV show includes Osman Gazi's internal and external struggles and how he establishes and controls the Ottoman Empire. It portrays his struggles against Byzantium and the Mongols and how he was able to secure independence from the Sultanate of Rum to establish a sovereign state that would stand up to the Byzantine and Mongol Empires and would honour the Turks.
The character of Osman faces many enemies and traitors in his quest and the show illustrates how he was able to overcome these obstacles and fulfill his mission with the help of his loyal companions, family, and friends.
Season 1
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Kuruluş Osman - Season 1
It revolves around the entrustment that Sheikh Edebali, a scholar, took back from Princess Sophia of Kulucahisar Castle. As they struggle to protect the entrustment, Osman loses his best alps, his closest friends. While one of them uncovers a family secret and tries to save a certain Mongol from his doom, Osman battles the Mongols who Dundar Bey bowed to and sacrificed his tribe. As he defeats the Mongols one by one, the threat Sophia poses comes back during his wedding, leaving him not a moment of peace. Osman kills two Mongol commanders, Balgay and Subutay, who were causing trouble. Princess Sofia is supposedly dead at the end. The Season 1 ended by Osman, conquering the Kuluchahisar Castle.
Episodes
| Season | Episodes | Originally Aired | |
|---|---|---|---|
| First aired | Last aired | ||
| 1 | 27 | November 20, 2019 | June 24, 2020 |
Cast and characters
| Actors | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Burak Özçivit | Osman Bey | Son of Ertuğrul Ghazi and Halime Sultan. He is extremely attentive to his surroundings and good with a sword, just like his father. Osman disobeys his Beys sometimes, travelling on the path he believes is successful. His weakness is his care for his close ones, making him prone to traps. He humiliates his enemies both on the battlefield and while negotiating, leaving them with a thirst for revenge. |
| Nurettin Sönmez | Bamsı Beyrek | Adoptive brother of Ertuğrul. A close friend of Osman. When Dundar became the Bey, Bamsi reluctantly accepted, but only because it was Ertuğrul Bey's order. He is very close to Osman and his alps and always sides with him.[2] |
| Ragıp Savaş | Dündar Bey | Ertuğrul's youngest brother, Gündüz, and Osman's uncle. Is admirable however easily swayed by others. He was made stand-in Bey while Ertuğrul was on a mission in Konya. When the Mongols attacked, he preferred to bow down to them rather than fight, angering Bamsi Bey, Osman, and Gündüz. Takes over his Beylic and helps Balgay against Osman. Is manipulated by his wives, Zohre and Hazal. |
| Yurdaer Okur | Balgay | A Mongol commander who attacks the Kayi tribe and later seeks to wreak havoc between Dundar and Osman. He envisions to be the leader of the Mongols after receiving the lost Laws of Genghis Khan from Osman. He is killed by Osman. |
| Seda Yıldız | Sheikh Edebali | Sufi sheikh, Osman's mentor, and father-in-law. Father of Bala Hatun, was a highly influential Turkish Sunni Sheikh of the Ahi brotherhood, who helped shape and develop the policies of the growing Ottoman State. Initially didn't allow for Osman to marry his daughter, but later agreed. Is disliked by Dundar Bey and his family. He also appeared in Season 2 of Diriliş: Ertuğrul but as a young. |
| İsmail Hakkı Ürün | Samsa Çavuş | Ruthless veteran soldier who runs part of the Kayı tribe, a close friend of Osman. He loves to battle and gets angry at those who do not stand with him. |
| Özge Törer | Bala Hatun | Daughter of Sheikh Edebali, Osman's wife. A beautiful painter, and best friends with Gonca Hatun. Extremely calm and patient. |
| Emre Basalak | Gündüz Bey | Eldest son of Ertuğrul and Halime, Osman's eldest brother. Tries to protect his little brother by preventing him to follow his path, and was ready to run away with him after his trial. Is extremely protective and loving toward Osman. |
| Alma Terzić | Princess Sofia | Princess of Kulucahisar. Yannis's evil daughter. She comes across as a lovely princess at first but later reveals herself to be evil, cunning, and merciless. Her only aim is to take back the holy entrustment from Edabali. She is killed by Osman, although her death was merely a show of Osman stabbing her. Her best friend took her "body" with several other soldiers, so she may reappear. |
| Saruhan Hünel | Alişar Bey | Sanjak Bey of The Mongols, the enemy of Osman and Batur's killer. Beheaded by Osman in the tribe. In love with Aygul and Bala, although he only marries Aygul. |
| Emel Dede | Gonca Hatun | Bala's close friend. Shows affection for Boran Alp. |
| Buse Arslan Akdeniz | Aygül Hatun | Dündar and Zöhre's daughter, in love with Osman, until he presumedly killed her brother. The widow of Alişar Bey. She becomes mentally ill. |
| Aslıhan Karalar | Burçin Hatun | Fiancé of Aybars. Best friend of Aygul. She dislikes Osman and is loyal to Zohre Hatun, even shooting her father-in-law. Later begs for forgiveness. |
| Yiğit Uçan | Boran Alp | Close friend and a loyal alp of Osman. Seems to like Gonca Hatun. |
| Atilla Guzel | Ayaz Alp | One of Osman's alps. |
| Celal Al | Abdurrahman Gazi | Veteran warrior of the Kayi Tribe. A former bodyguard of Suleyman Shah and an alp of Ertuğrul. A close friend of Osman. Loses his arm in a battle. He is extremely loyal to both Osman and his father, although he accepts Dundar as his Bey. Skilled in battle, and respected by everyone. |
| Didem Balçın | Selcan Hatun | Ertuğrul and Dundar's adoptive sister and sister-in-law. Widow of Gündogdu Bey. Mother of Süleyman and Iltekin. Gündüz, Osman, Bahadir, Batur and Aygül's aunt. Matriarch of the Kayi Tribe. Osman and Gündüz treat her as their own mother. She is protective of all her nieces and nephews. |
| Burak Çelik | Kongar/Göktug | Balgay's right-hand man who is Konur Alp's long lost brother. Reverts to Islam after injuring his brother fatally. |
| Cagri Sensoy | Cerkutay | One of Balgay's men. He has an interesting character, laughing at everything. Killed by Goktug, however, rumours that he will return as a Muslim in Season 2. |
| Akbarkhodja Rasulov | Subutay | A Mongol commander sent by Gayhatu to cause chaos. Is beheaded by Osman. |
| Uğur Aslan | Nizameddin | Aide of Alişar. He was also a secret spy of Yannis in Alisars's mansion. Later killed by Erkut. |
| Açelya Özcan | Ayşe Hatun | Gündüz's wife, Osman's sister-in-law. Knows how to calm her husband and loyal to Selcan Hatun. |
| Sezgin Erdemir | Sungurtekin Bey/Hristo | Uncle of Osman, Gündüz, Bahadir, Batur and Aygül and elder brother of Ertuğrul Bey and Dündar Bey. Works as a spy of the Seljuks in the Emperor's palace. Appears very briefly. |
| Tuğrul Çetiner | Yannis | Head of a secret Templar order called the 'Margarit Monks' and father of Princess Sofia. Is later hanged by the Emperor at Aya Sofya. |
| Ayşen Gürler | Helen | Aide of Princess Sofia and very loyal to her. |
| Ali Sinan Demir | Tursun Derviş | Spy of Edebali in Kulucahisar. Helps take back Sheikh Edebali's entrustments from Kulucahisar with Bala Hatun and Gonca Hatun. |
| Eren Vurdem | Konur Alp | One of Osman Bey's most trusted men. He is killed by Kongar, his brother. Has experience with the Mongols as a child and saves his brother just before his death. Is very skilled in 1 to 1 battles with daggers. |
| Burak Sarımola | Andreas | A commander who serves Yannis. He died while escaping the cage, death not shown but mention by Salvador(Siddiq). |
| Latif Koru | Prince Salvador/Siddiq | Catalonian Prince, Yannis's former servant. Later accepts Islam and becomes a loyal soldier and a good friend to Osman Bey. Worked as a secret spy for Osman Bey in Kuluchahisar. Sofia slit his throat with a poisonous dagger, and thus he was martyred. |
| Sercan Sert | Theokoles | A veteran commander of Princess Sofia, killed by Samsa Bey. |
| Selin Deveci | Aybüke Hatun | Selcan Hatun's servant. |
| Abdül Süsler | Kalanos | Commander of Kulucahisar. Killed by Osman and his head was sent back to Kulucahisar. Sofia's lover. |
| Şevket Çapkınoğlu | Megala | Works for Theokoles. Killed by Osman. |
| Kani Katkici | Erkut Alp | One of Osman's men. He is later martyred by Alishar. |
| Serhan Onat | Aybars | Son of Bamsı Bey and Hafsa Hatun. Close companion and 'cousin' of Osman. Martyred by Salavador's hands on the day of his wedding. |
| Volkan Basaran | Zorba | A right man hand and a loyal soldier of Alisar. Later killed by Bahâdir. |
| Muammer Çagatay keser | Kiliç Alp | A loyal and brave soldier of Osman Bey. Killed by Dundar Bey. |
| Abedin Yerebakan | Akça Dervish | A close friend of Sheikh Edebali, and one of his dervishes. He gets wounded by Nizamettin and later gets better. |
| Tolga Accaya | Dumrul Alp | One of Osman Bey's good Alp and loyal companion. Not to be confused with Resurrection: Ertugrul's Dumrul Alp. |
| Çağkan Çulha | Bahadır | Son of Dündar bey and Hazal Hatun. The older half brother of Aygül Hatun. Was sent away with his mother for committing an un-mentioned crime. |
| Yeşim Ceren Bozoğlu | Hazal Hatun | Bahadir's mother and Dundar's first wife. Hatun of the Çobanoğulları. Sister of Çobanoğulları Bey Muzaffereddin Yavlak Arslan famed for participating in Seljuk Sultan Kilij Arslan's rebellion against the Mongols. Chose to stay with her son when he was exiled, although she comes back with a new plan forming. |
| Eren Hacısalihoğlu | Batur Alp | Dündar and Zöhre's son, Gündüz and Osman's cousin. Betrays Osman. Killed by Alisar. |
| Ayşegül Günay Demir | Zöhre Hatun | Dündar's wife. Mother of Batur and Aygül and step-mother of Bahadir. Gündüz and Osman's aunt. Very ambitious and dislikes Osman for overshadowing her family. Seeks revenge on Osman. Works with Balgay to save her son Batur by selling out Gündüz Bey. Killed by Hazal Hatun on the day of Osman Bey's wedding with Bala Hatun for poisoning the wedding food. |
| Atılgan Gümüş | Commander Böke | One of the commanders of Mongolian commander Gayhatu. Sent to help establish an alliance with the Margarit Monks and make Sofia the Empress of Byzantium, thus making a Catholic ruler of Orthodox Byzantium again, which hadn't happened since the Knights Templar were removed from Constantinople by the Empire of Nicaea. Killed by Osman. |
| Yaşar Aydınlıoğlu | Tekfur Yorgopolos | Tekfur of Kulucahisar Castle. Seeks to rid his castle of traitors with the help of Osman. Is killed by Kalanos and Princess Sofia and Osman is blamed for his killing as he was secretly in the castle on the day of Yorgopolos' death to help him find the traitors. |
| Mete Deran | Çetin Alp | One of Osman Alps |
| Ömer Ağan | Saltuk Alp | One of the Kayi Tribe's Alps. Loyal to Dundar Bey. |
| Hazal Adiyaman | Princess Adelfa | Niece of the Byzantine Emperor Michael VIII. Was to be the Hetaera of Mongol Commander Gayhatu thus creating an alliance between the Byzantines and the Mongols. She didn't want to marry Gayhatu but was being forced to. She was rescued by Osman and hidden in the tribe till she was captured by Zohre to be taken to Alişar. |
| Gayhatu Khan | 5th Leader of the Ilkhanate. Grandson of Hulagu Khan and Great-Great Grandson of Genghis Khan. Angers Balgay due to his conversion to Buddhism and therefore Balgay wants to become Il-Khan so that the leader of the Mongols follows the religion of Genghis Khan, Tengrism. Is not shown but is talked of multiple times. |
International broadcasting
| Country | Network | Series premiere | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Tolo TV | 24 April 2020 | - |
 | TV Klan | 10 March 2020 | Albanian Subtitles |
 | Giveme5 | 6 March 2020 | Urdu Subtitles |
 | MCTV | 21 December 2019 | - |
 | ATV | 20 November 2019 | Original |
 | Osman Online | 21 December 2019 | English Subtitles |
 | historicalfuntv | 21 December 2019 | English Subtitles |
See also
References
- "Kuruluş Osman'ın ilk tanıtım fragmanı yayınlandı!". Hürriyet (in Turkish). 9 October 2019. Retrieved 30 December 2019.
- Qadeer, Abdur Rehman (10 November 2019). "Kurulus Osman First Episode Trailer Is Here With A Surprise". PenChalk.
External links
- Kuruluş: Osman on IMDb
- Kuruluş: Osman on ATV
- Kuruluş: Osman with Urdu subtitles on GiveMe5
- Osman Online - UK - English
- Kuruluş: Osman on historicalfuntv
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