Silk Kingdom

King Al-Dahbi kills his brother Nur al-Din and his wife in order to seize power. The servant Radwan witnesses the matter and hides Nur al-Din's children away from Al-Dahbi. The two sons, Shams al-Din and Jalal al-Din, grow stronger, but they separate.

Jalal al-Din flees to the mountains and decides to fight al-Dahbi and restore his father's rule. Hakim Omar helps Shams al-Din escape after his sister Jalila issues an order for his execution.

Al-Dahbi issues a decision appointing Shams al-Din as commander of the guards. Al-Dahbi suspects that Jalila is pregnant out of wedlock, so Shams al-Din helps her escape before she is killed. Jalal al-Din assembles an army to attack the kingdom.

Jalaluddin tries to deceive Al-Dahbi by telling him that his son Suleiman succeeded in eliminating the crocodile army for something he is planning, while Jalila continues on her way to escape.

Everyone is surprised by the death of a large number of the golden king's army. He asks Shams al-Din to behead Rayhana, thinking that she had poisoned the army. Jalila is able to read the written tablet and becomes the princess of a large army.

Rayhana controls an army of women, Jalila agrees with Radwan to put him in charge of the army, Jalal al-Din takes over the rule, imprisons al-Dahbi, and issues a decision to kill the wise Omar.

A clash occurs between Jalila, Shams al-Din, and Jalal al-Din. A plague spreads in the country, and they ask Rayhana to help them with treatment. Rayhana tells Jalal al-Din that the disease is a curse imposed by Shams al-Din to control everyone.

Jalaluddin kills Fayrouz, Al-Dahbi's daughter, for smuggling Shamsuddin. Shamsuddin gathers his men to attack the kingdom, and Jalila devises a plan to uncover Rayhana's truth.

Jalaluddin is afflicted with a serious skin disease, so he asks his followers to end his life, but Ward and her father prevent this, and Shamsuddin - the Golden King - is killed.