The Secret of Sagala

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The Secret of Sagala
Tajemnica Sagali Das Geheimnis des Sagala
Country of origin	Poland Germany
Original language	Polish
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	14
Original release
Network	TVP 1
Release	1997 (1997)

The Secret of Sagala (Polish: Tajemnica Sagali; German: Das Geheimnis des Sagala) is a Polish-German television series. The story revolves around two boys, Kuba and Jacek, who find a magic stone. They go on a journey through time to obtain other pieces (collectively the Sagal), using its power to bring back their mother.