In 1048, Hassan Abu-Bakr Kurdi was born in Hakkari,
a Kurdish-inhabited Seljuk border town to the Byzantine Empire.

His father, who was a religious fighter, enjoyed the trust of the Seljuq Sultan, which led to the Sultan of the Seljuq Empire commissioning him to lead the newly conquered regions to the true religion of Islam. So he gave him the control of Hakkari to lead his Kurdish brothers and sisters from the wrong path to Islam.

Hassan Abu-Bakr Kurdi, sometimes called Hassan Al Kurdi, grew up religious and hard. From an early age, Hassan had to learn to always be on guard against danger, as the geographical location of Hakkari is the most difficult in the Seljuq Empire. Directly on the border with the Byzantines, there were repeated attacks from the Byzantines against Hakkari and the Seljuk Empire. Therefore, since his childhood, the sword was put in his hand to defend himself, his family, and his Hakkari. (In his childhood, of course, he did not fight in wars, but already trained hard with his father and other fighters).

So Hassan Abu-Bakr Kurdi grew up quite fighting, but is smarter than his father, who was a pure fighter. For Hassan has administrative skills that are highly appreciated by those around him. He understands that you not only have to defend your subjects, villages, cities and assets, but also manage them. Therefore, already in his youth, in addition to military tasks, he also took over administrative tasks for his father, and improved the economic situation of Hakkari.

He is an ambitious man who wants to make history and free more Kurds from tyranny. However, he is often distracted by charming ladies, which makes the most conservative in his ranks shake their heads. Now he is 18 years old and ready to manage his father's inheritance. In the name of the Seljuk Empire, Islam, the Caliph and the Kurds, he will make history.

The Al Kurdi dynasty descends from the father of Hassan Abu Bakr Kurdi So from Saladin Kurdi, a respected fighter of the Seljuk Sultan Alparslan.

Saladin Kurdi gave the dynasty a worth when he was given the task by Sultan Alparslan to administer and defend the newly conquered regions of Hakkari. So he got land, which gave him and his dynasty a value. Salladin died early and inherited the legacy to his son, Hassan Abu-Bakr Kurdi, who will write history on behalf of his dynasty and Islam.

The Kurdi dynasty is known for its piety, honour and fighting spirit. The dynasty's motto is: "Blood and Faith".