The details of the billion-lira inheritance left by Turkish cinema icon Kadir Inanir have emerged following his death at the age of 77, with the estate now at the center of a legal dispute.

Axar.az reports, citing Turkish media, that Inanir, who had no children or siblings, left his estate to his 27-year-old partner Julide Kural through a will. His inheritance includes real estate, bank deposits, private collections, and royalty income.

The estate consists of properties in Istanbul, Ordu, and holiday destinations valued at around 650 million Turkish lira, along with luxury watches and jewelry worth about 50 million lira and more than 200 million lira in cash deposits.

His frog figurine collection, gathered from around the world, is valued at up to 35 million lira. The copyrights to 182 films and 12 TV series are also expected to generate an average of 10 million lira annually for the next 70 years.

The case involves 28 heirs and has been adjourned until December 17. Some of Inanir's nieces and nephews have challenged the wills, arguing that they were prepared while the actor was experiencing health problems and questioning whether he had full mental capacity at the time.

It should be noted that the actor’s lawyer told the Beykoz Court that the will would be disclosed on December 17.