The Legends of History

What goes down at the Battle of Uhud unveils a new reality for Khalid.

Once a fearful enemy of Islam, Khalid becomes the most loyal "sword" of Prophet Muhammad and the successive caliphs after converting.

Jalal al-Din charges into a fierce battle of survival against Genghis Khan's unsurpassed horde.

Jalal al-Din has to form a strategic alliance of forces to repel the advancing Mongolians despite his father.

Atabeg Imad al-Din dies, and now his son Mahmud has to defend the Syrian Province of the Seljuk Empire against the Byzantines.

The successor Atabeg of the Zengids vs. Prince Raymond of Antioch at the Battle of Inab.

Dubbed as the first female ruler in history, Tomyris led armies against Cyrus the Great.

Tomyris defeats the Achaemenids and kills Cyrus the Great.

One of the most notorious personas in the history of Europe, his life, battles, and legacy of Attila the Hun.

After the death of his brother, the unstoppable Attila confronts the Roman general Flavius Aetius in one of the most brutal battles ever fought at the Catalaunian Plains.

Even respected by his enemies, the Sultan Saladin of the Ayyubid dynasty is engaged in a struggle against the Crusaders to conquer the Holy Land.

The period of peace between Ayyubids and Crusaders comes to an end and an all-or-nothing battle in the Horns of Hattin to rule the sacred Jerusalem.

The achievements of Baybars, the great leader who repelled the Mongol invasion and restored the prestige of the Mamluk Sultanate.

With his leadership, bravery, and military ingenuity, Baybars is determined to take revenge on the Mongols and make it clear that he is much more than just a warrior.

Genghis and Ögedei Khans' fierce strategist, Subutai directed more than 20 campaigns and won 65 pitches battles.

A major innovator in the art of war, Subutai actively coordinated the conquests of China, Russia, and Europe.