#تريلر_پر_اك_نازر The second trailer of Korlish Usman season 5 has been released which is telling that this season is going to be a bit difficult for us to understand as well. Because in this season, wars of countries and *y and political tricks will be shown, not of clans. The trailer shows that the Seljuk era has come to an end and the Turks have lost their central government and now the Turks are in dire need of a central leader and a Sultan to bring glory to them as a pack of wolves will never be without a leader. Does not stay. In the last season, Yaqub Bey, one of the three chieftains, was shown to be arrogant and proud of his power, and in the new season, this same chieftain Osman Bey will be seen opposite, who already has his eyes on the Turks to establish their own kingdom without the participation of others. And he considers Usman as a major obstacle in this goal. Therefore, from here, due to the rivalry between Usman and Yaqoob Bay, the Turks will start a civil war for a long time, and many tribes will rebel against Usman, and according to a tradition, the most powerful chief of Kerman city in this period, Usman. It is possible that the Sardar of Kermanibande who had secret meetings with Wazir Alam Shah in season 3 may come in this season… Well! In the trailer, an arrow was shot at Yaqoob and probably the archer was killed and Yaqoob’s son recovered a dagger from him with a Qai symbol on it, which means that from the first episode, the civil war and the tug of war of the central leader will begin, and the third Crusade and Traitors on both sides will keep fueling the fire of civil war and on the other side, the great Sufi poet and preacher Yunus Emre, a contemporary of Usman, will try to extinguish this fire and it seems that Orhan will be blamed for the attack on Yaqoob because Yaqoob His son and Orhan were shown face to face… However, if these civil wars had not happened at that time, Uthman would have conquered huge areas of the Romans in his lifetime, but some mutual wars proved to be a good outcome for the latter. Ibn Ul Bar ✍️
