Historias de Kurulusorhan

Halime Hatun is fire where tradition demands silence-rebellious, sharp-tongued, and fiercely loyal to her tribe and her brother, Orhan Bey. She does not trust easily, and she certainly does not tolerate strangers who watch more than they speak. Dursun arrives as one such stranger-a shepherd by name, a soldier by skill, and a spy by necessity. The son of Karasi Bey, sworn enemy turned reluctant ally, he hides beneath borrowed loyalty while gathering truths that could decide the fate of states. Falling in love was never part of his mission. But Halime was never meant to be easy. What begins as suspicion turns into reluctant respect. Respect sharpens into something dangerous-glances held too long, words weighted with meaning, restraint stretched thin by unspoken desire. Dursun knows loving her is treason in more ways than one. Halime knows trusting him could cost her everything. And yet. Between whispered confessions and political storms, between duty and longing, they find themselves standing on opposite sides of a truth neither can escape: Some wars are not fought with swords. Some betrayals are acts of love. And some hearts belong where they have no right to remain.

Two empires stand on the edge of war. Two families bound by betrayal, faith, and forbidden love. And one truth that could shatter them all. Flavious, commander of Ingeol and eldest son of Alpgu Khan, carries the weight of his family's legacy. A Christian convert, he is torn between loyalty to the Mogolen Empire and his secret love for Fatma Hatun, daughter of Ertugrul Bey-the sworn enemy of his bloodline. Meanwhile, Maria (Gonca), daughter of Tulsim, lives among her Mogolen kin but remains an outsider. Neglected by her father and despised by her half-siblings, only her brother Batuga treats her with kindness. Her silence hides a storm that could expose Ismahan's lies and unravel the empire from within. On the Ottoman side, Ertugrul Bey fights to preserve his tribe's honor, while his second wife Ibli Hatun schemes against his children, sowing discord and plotting to erase Maria's fragile place in history. Orhan Bey, heir to the throne, must carry the crushing weight of succession, even as his siblings' choices threaten to ignite another war. As secrets are revealed and loyalties tested, the Mogolen and Ottoman empires face a reckoning. Love may be the bridge between them-or the fire that consumes them both. "They call us enemies. But the heart does not know empires-it only knows who it beats for."

In the waning light of the 13th-century Ottoman court, four siblings stand at the edge of legacy and rebellion. Osman Bey, the heir, carries the weight of a future he never asked for, drawn to Malhun Hatun-a tribal daughter whose love could reshape the empire. Orhan Bey, fierce and loyal, risks everything for Holofira, a Byzantine woman whose name alone could unravel the court's fragile peace. Fatma Hatun, the quiet diplomat, hides her heart in letters to Yusuf Bey, a man from a rival tribe whose ideals mirror her own. Gonca Hatun, brilliant and cold, guards her love for Alaeddin, a Mongol noble whose presence threatens everything her father built. Their father, Sultan Mehmed, rules with silence. His wife, Gulsah Hatun, protects with grace. And Cicek Hatun, childless and cruel, schemes from the shadows. As alliances fracture and love defies borders, the children of Mehmed must choose: uphold the empire's legacy-or forge one of their own.