Watch Dirilis Ertugrul Episode 20 (Season 1 Episode 20) With English Subtitles
Gundogdu Poisoned as Kurdoglu Strikes in Dirilis Ertugrul – Dirilis Ertugrul Episode 20 with English Subtitles
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Watch Dirilis Ertugrul Episode 20 (Season 1 Episode 20) with English Subtitles – Gundogdu Poisoned as Kurdoglu Strikes in Dirilis Ertugrul
“The past is where people who escape from their duties live.”
Episode 20 of Dirilis Ertugrul opens with Gundogdu fighting for his life in the Kayi tent, and Selcan begging God to take her life instead. Ertugrul and Halime try to save him, and soon everyone suspects poison. As Suleyman Shah hunts for the traitor, Yigit goes missing and Ertugrul follows the tracks toward the Templars. Kurdoglu has plans of his own. Watch Episode 20 with English subtitles on osmanonline.live.
Gundogdu Collapses in the Kayi Tent
Selcan and Hamza raise the alarm when Gundogdu can barely breathe. Ertugrul and Halime give him back the breath he lost, and he is carried to Akcakoca’s tent. Selcan refuses to leave his side. Mother Hayme calms her by recalling the day Selcan arrived with Gokce and how she raised them both like her own children. Ertugrul suspects poison. Hamza brings the things Selcan carried into the tent, and the water they test turns out to be contaminated. Bamsi promises to keep it secret, even from Selcan. The man Hamza saw leaving the tent, Sarikayin, becomes the key to the mystery.
Suleyman Shah and Kurdoglu Face Off
Ertugrul openly blames his uncle, and Kurdoglu answers that he is being accused of every misfortune in the tent. Suleyman Shah warns him that if he is proven guilty, death will be a prize for him. He also gives Gunkut the duty of watching Kurdoglu’s every step. Meanwhile Kurdoglu meets Titus, calls this his last chance and asks that Sarikayin be killed. Later he gathers the beys and complains that he is being called a traitor. The tension grows through the night, and Suleyman decides to take Kurdoglu’s duties away and give them to Ertugrul.
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- Bey lord, chieftain
- Alp brave warrior, hero
- Şehzade prince, son of the Sultan
- Sultan sovereign ruler
- Hatun lady
- Selçuklu the Seljuks
- Amin amen
- Kayı Oghuz Turkic tribe
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Yigit Is Taken to the Templars’ Castle
Halime cannot find her brother Yigit. Ertugrul reads the tracks and sees that riders from the tent handed him over to men who are not Muslim. Yigit is held in the Templars’ castle in the Amanos Mountains. Isadora then meets Ertugrul and explains that Yigit will go to Antioch with Cardinal Thomas and then on to Konstantiniyye. Ertugrul decides to ride out with only Bamsi and Dogan, because a small group has the better chance. Before he leaves, Mother Hayme gives Halime a precious necklace, and Halime hears Ertugrul’s final words to her. The ending is a cliffhanger.
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What happens to Gundogdu in Dirilis Ertugrul Episode 20?
Gundogdu suddenly collapses and struggles to breathe, and Ertugrul and Halime help him survive. The family then suspects poison, and the water Selcan brought to the tent is tested and found contaminated.
Where is Yigit taken in Dirilis Ertugrul Episode 20?
Yigit is taken to the Templars’ castle in the Amanos Mountains. Isadora tells Ertugrul that he will be sent to Antioch and then to Konstantiniyye.
Can I watch Dirilis Ertugrul Episode 20 with English subtitles?
Yes, Episode 20 is available with English subtitles on osmanonline.live. You can watch it online in full there.
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