Episodes: Series - Yaqut - 1998

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When Yaqut goes to Munther to find out the identity of his father, he tells him that he's the son of Abdullah al-Baghdadi. As Gulnar confesses to her mother her love for Yaqut, she threatens to disown her because he’s a slave. Ubadah plans to tell Shahbandar of his daughter's relationship with Yaqut.

Ubadah's father orders his son to travel on his own business and stay away from Yaqut and Gulnar, whom Shahbandar flogs after discovering her love for Yaqut. Ibn Yaish tries to save Yaqut, after the demands of executing the Islamic mandated penalty on him.

Ubadah asks his mother to help him marry Gulnar, while the Commander of the Faithful pardons Yaqut and orders him to stay away from Gulnar, who refuses to marry Ubadah.

Gulnar goes on a hunger strike in protest against marrying Ubadah. Caliph al-Nasir li-Din Allah orders Yaqut to go on an adventure and a mission to Azerbaijan to unite the Padishah tribes, as the danger of the Mongols approaches, and Yaqut gains his freedom.

Shahbandar plots a rift between Yaqut and Gulnar by convincing him that the latter has agreed to marry Ubadah, while Alia informs Gulnar of Yaqut's wish to marry her, and Yaqut prepares to travel on his mission.

Moataz joins Yaqut on his trip to Azerbaijan, whereupon he is stabbed by a masked man before he travels. Everyone accuses Ubadah of carrying out the attempt to kill Yaqut.

As Yaqut’s condition improves, Ubadah is absolved of trying to kill him, and it turns out that Bashar is the masked man. When Askar falls ill, Ibn Jari tells his wife that his illness is difficult to treat.

Ubadah marries Gulnar amid great celebrations, while Yaqut sets off on his journey to Azerbaijan, after which the police chief arrests Ubadah and accuses him of plotting Yaqut's murder attempt.

The police chief tries to force Ubadah to confess his crime against Yaqut, who arrives in Azerbaijan with Moataz. As Farkshah sneaks into the Uzbek Palace to see his daughter, the guards arrest him, after which he breaks out of prison.

Yaqut discovers the tribe's discontent with and hatred of Uzbek. Qara Qunshar attacks Yaqut in an attempt to rob him, so he promises to give him money after his release. Yaqut tells Uzbek that he should obey him as he is the messenger of the Commander of the Faithful.

Askar's condition deteriorates and he dies. Ubadah is released from prison. Uzbek's men detain Qara Qunshar. Yaqut tells Uzbek not to trust Behramgoz.

Mankali refuses to obey Genghis Khan and orders the imprisonment of his messenger. Ubadah tries to obtain Alia's share of the inheritance. Sharik kidnaps Qara Qunshar. As Yaqut arrives at Mankali's palace to negotiate with him, he orders his execution.

Mankali rejects Yaqut's demands to return the mountain region to the rule of the Commander of the Faithful, whereupon Tehrani cooperates with Yaqut by releasing him and arresting Mankali after he supports the allegiance to Genghis Khan.

Alia tells Ubadah that Gulnar is pregnant with his baby. Khatun orders the execution of Badr al-Din because of his loyalty to the Commander of the Faithful, while also banishing Muhammad Jalal al-Din to Ghazni and rejecting the objection of his father, the Padishah.

As Muhammad Jalal al-Din disappears, the Padishah accuses Khatun of exposing his son to danger. Khatun's plan to kill Badr al-Din fails. Qatun tells Uzbek of Qara Qunshar's love for Kol Jamil.

When Gulnar gives birth to a baby girl, Ubadah names her Zumorrod. Yaqut and Moataz sail to meet Khatun, while a plot to detain and get rid of the Padishah falls through.

Khwarazmshah expels Khatun and orders her to return to the East. As Yaqut returns Muhammad to his father, Khwarazmshah, he gains the latter's trust. Yaqut returns to Baghdad after the success of his mission to close ranks against the Mongols.

Yaqut travels on a new mission, while Gulnar falls ill out of grief over having ended up with Ubadah. As the governor, Baalbek, arrests Yaqut and Qara Qunshar on charges of espionage, the Commander of the Faithful, al-Nasir, finds out and issues a decision to release the duo.

Ubadah is taken captive by the Mongols, whereupon he dies from severe torture. Khatun is killed. The Mongols set a trap for Yaqut and Qara Qunshar, but they manage to escape. Yaqut returns to Baghdad and bids Gulnar farewell, telling her how difficult it is for them to be together.