Ertugrul was born in 1188 in the town of Sogut, located in modern-day Turkey. His father

Ertugrul Ghazi was a 13th-century warrior and one of the most renowned leaders of the Kayi tribe of the Oghuz Turks. He is known for his bravery, leadership, and his role in establishing the Ottoman Empire, which lasted for over six centuries. Ertugrul was born in 1188 in the town of Sogut, located in modern-day Turkey. His father, Suleyman Shah, was the leader of the Kayi tribe. As a young man, Ertugrul became a warrior and fought alongside his father in many battles. In 1230, Ertugrul succeeded his father as the leader of the Kayi tribe. He faced many challenges, including attacks from the Mongols and other rival tribes. However, he was able to unite the Turkish tribes and establish a powerful state.