Watch Diriliş Ertuğrul (رستاخیز ارطغرل) in Persian/Farsi — All 5 Seasons

Watch Diriliş Ertuğrul (رستاخیز ارطغرل) in Persian/Farsi — All 5 Seasons

448 episodes across 5 seasons. Persian/Farsi subtitles in about 10 minutes each.

Diriliş Ertuğrul is the Turkish drama that introduced millions of Persian-speaking viewers to Turkish historical epics. Set in 13th-century Anatolia, it follows Ertuğrul Bey — the father of Ottoman Empire founder Osman — through a world of tribal conflict, Mongol invasion, and the rise of Islamic civilization. Persian audiences connect deeply with this era's history, philosophy, and values.

With 448 episodes across 5 seasons, completing Ertuğrul is a major undertaking. Subly lets you translate each episode in about 10 minutes — no waiting for fan-translation groups.


About Diriliş Ertuğrul (رستاخیز ارطغرل)

Diriliş Ertuğrul (Persian: رستاخیز ارطغرل, English: "Resurrection: Ertuğrul") aired from 2014-2019 across 5 seasons and became one of the most-watched TV shows in history, particularly in Muslim-majority countries.

Why Persian-speaking fans love رستاخیز ارطغرل: - Shared Turkic-Persian-Islamic cultural heritage: the Seljuk and early Ottoman world was deeply intertwined with Persian civilization - Sufi philosophy and Islamic spirituality woven into the narrative - Strong moral themes: justice, sacrifice, loyalty, and faith over pragmatism - Epic battles comparable to Persian historical epics (Shahnameh sensibility) - Ibn Arabi, one of the greatest Sufi philosophers, appears as a character - Introduced millions to Turkish drama — the "gateway drug" to the genre


All 5 Seasons — Persian Subtitle Guide

Season Episodes Year Notes
Season 1 75 episodes 2014-2015 The origin — Ertuğrul establishes himself
Season 2 81 episodes 2015-2016 Mongol threat intensifies
Season 3 82 episodes 2016-2017 Templars and political intrigue
Season 4 96 episodes 2017-2018 Longest season — highest stakes
Season 5 114 episodes 2018-2019 The epic conclusion

Total: 448 episodes — one of the longest drama series in Turkish television history.

Season-specific guides: - Season 1 Persian subtitles (75 episodes) - Season 2 Persian subtitles (81 episodes) - Season 3 Persian subtitles (82 episodes) - Season 4 Persian subtitles (96 episodes) - Season 5 Persian subtitles (114 episodes)


How to Watch رستاخیز ارطغرل in Persian Today

Step 1: Find the episode on YouTube Search: Dirilis Ertugrul Season [number] Episode [number] Or: رستاخیز ارطغرل فصل [number] قسمت [number]

All 448 episodes are available on YouTube (official TRT Erdul channel and fan uploads).

Step 2: Copy the YouTube URL

Step 3: Open @subly1bot on Telegram

Step 4: Paste the URL → Select Persian/Farsi (فارسی)

Step 5: Watch with Persian subtitles in ~10 minutes


Planning Your Binge (448 Episodes)

448 episodes is a serious commitment. Here's how Persian fans approach it:

Option 1: Free plan (1 episode/day) - Duration: 448 days (~15 months) - Cost: $0 - Best for: Casual viewers who watch one episode at bedtime

Option 2: Starter plan ($5/month, unlimited) - Duration: 2-3 months (watching 5-7 episodes/day) - Cost: $5-15 total - Best for: Binge-watchers who want to complete the series

Option 3: Binge a season at a time - 1 month Starter → complete Season 5 (114 episodes in 3 weeks at 5/day) - Pause subscription, repeat for other seasons - Cost: $5 per season


Translation Quality for Persian

Diriliş Ertuğrul's dialogue spans multiple registers: Sufi philosophy, battle commands, court intrigue, and family drama. Subly uses Google Gemini 2.0 Flash:

  • Ottoman-Persian vocabulary: Massive shared lexicon — dozens of words identical or near-identical in Turkish and Persian
  • Sufi terminology: Ibn Arabi's speeches, Sufi concepts, and mystical language translated naturally
  • Islamic terms: Preserved exactly — Allahu Akbar, Bismillah, insha'Allah, Alhamdulillah
  • Ottoman titles: Bey, Sultan, Hatun, Alp, Han — translated contextually for Persian readers
  • Right-to-left rendering: Persian subtitles display correctly in the video
  • Historical language: Archaic Turkish registers translated to appropriately elevated Persian

Average quality rating: 8-9/10 from native Persian speakers.


The Ertuğrul → Osman Pipeline

The standard Persian fan journey:

  1. Watch Diriliş Ertuğrul (5 seasons, 448 episodes) → رستاخیز ارطغرل
  2. Watch Kuruluş Osman (6 seasons, 200+ episodes) → قیام عثمان
  3. Follow current Turkish dramas → یالی چاپکینی, کیزیلساریک, etc.

Subly supports the full journey. Translate Ertuğrul first, then continue with Osman without switching tools or services.

→ Watch Kuruluş Osman in Persian (the sequel) →


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are Persian fan subtitles available for all 448 episodes? Incomplete. Persian Telegram groups have done remarkable work, but coverage is inconsistent — especially for Seasons 1-3. Subly gives you 100% coverage on any episode that exists on YouTube.

Q: The TRT official channel has the series — can I use those videos? Yes. Any YouTube URL works — official TRT channel, fan uploads, dubbed versions you want to re-translate. Paste the URL and Subly translates it.

Q: What about official Persian dubbing? It doesn't exist for Ertuğrul. The only options are fan-translated versions (variable quality, incomplete) or AI translation via Subly.

Q: Can I catch up on Ertuğrul while following current seasons? Yes. Subly lets you translate from multiple shows simultaneously. Your Starter plan covers all shows, not just one.


Also Watch in Persian


Get Started

Open @subly1bot on Telegram →

  1. Find any Ertuğrul episode on YouTube
  2. Paste the link
  3. Select Persian/Farsi (فارسی)
  4. Watch in Persian in ~10 minutes

رستاخیز ارطغرل با زیرنویس فارسی — همه ۴۴۸ قسمت. رایگان شروع کنید. (Diriliş Ertuğrul with Persian subtitles — all 448 episodes. Start free.)

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