Resurrection: Ertuğrul – Season 2, Episode 220 (Bolum 73)
In this pivotal episode, Ertuğrul and his alps fall into a carefully laid trap while riding to complete a mission. Unknown to them, they have been framed in a deadly plot orchestrated by their enemies to provoke a war between the tribes and create chaos within the region. The political tensions are rising, and suspicion surrounds Ertuğrul’s every move. His enemies aim to portray him as a warmonger, threatening the fragile peace that the Kayı tribe and its allies are trying to uphold.
Despite his vow to avoid unnecessary bloodshed and his commitment to justice and peace, Ertuğrul is forced into a situation where he must decide whether to draw his sword or hold back in the face of betrayal. His leadership and judgment are tested as he tries to protect his people without abandoning his principles.
Meanwhile, internal politics continue to stir unrest. Sadettin Köpek, ever ambitious and manipulative, begins to show a romantic interest in Aslıhan Hatun, a strong and intelligent woman from the Çavdar tribe. This pursuit is not only personal but also political, as Köpek’s intentions are part of a larger strategy to gain influence and control over the Turkish tribes.
A new character is also introduced in this episode—Helena, a young woman of Byzantine origin. Bamsı, one of Ertuğrul’s most loyal and fiery alps, begins to develop feelings for her. However, complications arise when Helena recognizes Bamsı as one of the warriors who attacked her caravan in a previous encounter. This creates emotional conflict and tension, adding a new layer of complexity to the storyline and Bamsı’s character.
As the episode unfolds, the tribe is drawn deeper into conspiracies that stretch far beyond their land. Ertuğrul must once again prove his loyalty, strength, and wisdom, not just in battle but also in navigating the delicate web of alliances and betrayals that threaten the future of the Kayı.
