Battle of Kosovo 1389 - Rise of Ottoman Empire - 4K DOCUMENTARY

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Kings and Generals began remaking its animated historical documentary on the history of the Ottoman empire with the early rise of the Ottoman beylik under Osman I. In the first video we covered the early origins of the beylik, its status among the Muslim states in Anatolia and its early clashes against the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire at Bapheus and Dimbos in 1302 ( • Rise of the Ottoman Em... ). The second episode showed how a tiny beylik became a regional power with the continued battles against the Byzantine empire and other states, including the siege of Prusa (Bursa) between 1317 and 1326 and the battle of Pelekanon of 1329 ( • How the Ottomans Took ... ). As the Ottoman entered the Balkans, they had to face the Serbian Empire and the Second Bulgarian Empire, leading to the battles like Maritsa in 1371 ( • Maritsa 1371 - End of ... ). The Ottomans continued expanding both in Europe and Asia, leading to the conflicts with many states, including the Karamanids, culminating at the battle of Frenkyazisi in 1387 ( • Ottoman Expansion in A... ). As the Ottomans managed to defeat their enemies in Anatolia, they now had time to fight against the burgeoning Balkan alliance that formed against them with Lazar Hrebeljanovic of the Moravian Serbia at its head. His confrontation with the sultan Murad I would led to the battle of Kosovo in 1389 In this series we are planning to cover every major battle of the Ottoman empire, including Kosovo, Nicopolis, Ankara, Varna, 2nd Kosovo, Constantinople, Belgrade, Targoviste, Otlukbeli, Vaslui, Valea Alba, Skanderbeg's rebellion, Breadfield, Krbava, Otranto, Chaldiran, the Ottoman-Mamluk War of 1516-1517, siege of Rhodes in 1522, Mohacs of 1526, Vienna of 1529, Preveza, Gorjani, Castelnuovo, Buda, Eger, Malta, Szigetvar, Famagusta, Lepanto and much, much more!
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[@KingsandGenerals]

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[@SuSZ1ll4]

"16 hours ago" 😲

[@DrDioNYsos]

As usual, sheeple-level shitty~history, appropriate only for english speaking plebs...

[@me0101001000]

​@@sunilgogineni6267 I think they did.

[@hakikitosunpasa908]

It's a great job, I'm watching it with pleasure, thank you.

[@romainr.6071]

If i may say, I believe the pronunciation of "ć" with an accent is 'tch' in most Slavic languages. Your pronunciation sounds like a "c" without an accent "ts" (in which case the pronunciation would be very good actually, like when you pronounce "Milica"). Vuković is then pronounced Vukovi'tch' and not Vukovi'ts'

[@darrylerren8185]

Fun Fact: The old kosovo video is actually the first K&G video that Devin narrated.

[@darkstar4102]

Ottoman videos are the best

[@apexnext]

I've seen them all but I didn't remember that! Wow that was almost the very beginning. Not many videos exist without Devin. ❤️ Very cool Fact. 😎👍

[@rustemzholdybalin6210]

so many years passed and Devin still struggles with pronounciation of Turkic names/toponyms. Guys please advise him on that!

[@iamhoney1018]

Ever since his voice become emotion for us K&G fans❤

[@al-muwaffaq341]

Man I remember your first Kosovo video 5 YEARS AGO. The growth and quality of this channel is amazing. All of us history buffs are so blessed that we get to see this kind of content on KZbin.

[@daarom3472]

Exactly! When I saw this vid posted I was like "didnt we see this before?!"

[@dweeb24]

Same bro I completely overlooked it

[@alraziosmany]

Can't agree more with you! 🙂

[@TheJimboslav]

Amen to that!

[@Phoenix26160]

The series about the Ottomans is one of my favourites! Thank you for re-doing the Battle of Kosovo and keep up the good work

[@sou713]

20:55 "and his LIGHTNING-fast military campaigns" I see what you did there! Love it.

[@karimsalah6270]

What, please explain?

[@1kylemalik]

​@@karimsalah6270 bayezid was called bayezid yildirim ( thunderbolt ) for his lightning fast campaigns

[@LunarRegicide]

Loving the Ottoman material. Hopefully sometime down the road, the Kings & Generals folk will make some videos detailing Charlemagne's rise to prominence. I could totally comment on every video from now on asking for it to prove how serious I am about it!

[@resentfuldragon]

I would assume they eventually will. Their next video on the early muslim expansion series would go over the conquest of iberia, so charlamagne would have to be discussed eventually.

[@Thechezbailey]

The Carolingian Empire expects no less!

[@amilitarymind]

Indeed. As a Middle Easten Muslim I'm very intrigued by the story of Charlemagne. A mighty hero from the other side in the West who many modern myths and fanatsy stories are based on.

[@miguel.ledesmaledesma1790]

Without Charlamaigne, all of Europe would be Islamic today as well as the New world by extension. Thank GOD for this great man!!!!

[@Cancoillotteman]

You have to feel bad for Yakub. The guy did all perfectly, and as a recompense was strangled

[@sirgg3847]

reality is harsh

[@MohamedMohamed-ws7mq]

Bayezid got what he deserved for that

[@darrylerren8185]

If Yakub wasn't strangled then a civil war will happen, thus further weakening the already vulnerable Ottomans.

[@Cancoillotteman]

@@darrylerren8185 "will" happen or might happen ? Seems to me the habbit of murdering siblings ensured any survivor would indeed create a civil war. In many courts rulers had siblings and only in a minority of cases did those create civil wars

[@wmetz1869]

@@Cancoillotteman That is happened A LOT in Seljuk state. Ottomans just found to right solution to this. And I would say it worked nontheless.

[@bozare]

Never thought it will be released so fast! Thank you

[@Sam-wt1cx]

Ottoman series has to be the most fascinating among all other empires. Their humble beginnings & rise to global power is almost dramatic.

[@johnnybravo6951]

I agree!

[@manuelapollo7988]

Great work as always!

[@ozkanboyraz7626]

loving this series so far, please continue.

[@deron2203]

I remember watching the first video 5 years ago man time flies by but thanks for revisiting the older videos to update them!

[@class1sportzers337]

same here!

[@Icebassh]

These videos just keep getting better your longevity is truly admirable. PS the new music is dope 🔥

[@johnnybravo6951]

Love the Ottoman series! Man, what an empire they were! Their humble beginnings, and their long reign. Absolutely amazing.

[@Lilly-hh9es]

What do you expect, there were milions of them.

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Fantastic video keep it up you're doing amazing job

[@balrawg5990]

Even though he died at Kosovo, Sultan Murad found a very worthy successor. His son Bayezid would go on to become one of the greatest Ottoman rulers.

[@EM-tx3ly]

Timurlane goes like Bane breaking Batman’s back Nevertheless the Ottomans rose like phoenixes

[@balrawg5990]

@@EM-tx3ly The empires foundations were already too strong by that point. So even after that crushing defeat the Ottomans were bound to ascend again.

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

@@balrawg5990 not really. Had Timur continued west or decided to remove the Ottoman Royal Family, the House of Osman could've ended prematurely in 1402. Timur destroyed the Ottoman Army and placed Bayezid's sons (except one) as vassals in Anatolia, providing a buffer between him and Europe and also ensuring Anatolia doesn't unify and disturb his plans of conquering China.

[@balrawg5990]

@@hussainsultanzada6123 Timur did continue west and even conquered Izmir. But he stopped there since he had no navy. Meanwhile the Ottomans had an empire left in Europe, so he couldnt fully conquer the Ottoman Empire, only Ottoman Anatolia.

[@EM-tx3ly]

Timur killed the Thunderbolt and left his sons to squabble till the survival of the fittest Mehmet Celebi took over Luckily for the Ottomans Timur passed away with no heir of his equal and Timurid empire crumbling soon afterwards Ottomans kept getting better after Celebi and became an empire that Timur never had

[@claussbeyond4025]

Great quality work and informative. Thank you for providing us with options, your channel is a comfort to me for years now. More series on Ottoman Empire. Mqy your pillows be cool on both sides.

[@jozzieokes3422]

Amazing work as always Kings and Generals

[@aliosman0]

these 4k renders are wonderful. Many thanks. :)

[@ahmethakantozlu1389]

Sultan Murad is the only Ottoman Sultan who died in battlezone. Suleyman I died during a campaign but he was in his tent because of his old age.

[@sidp5381]

Biggest mistake, Solomon ever made killing his most evil sons that put the death knell for his empire, especially now with the Russian empire rising, and the czar looming over the Ottoman sultan like a dark storm cloud

[@fratsan9979]

@@sidp5381 Suleiman 's father Selim killed his father and became sultan , the same could happen to Suleiman

[@harsidhshah5073]

And Bayazid died in Timurid captivity.

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

@@fratsan9979 shows how selfish the guy is, choosing his own life over the future of his State 😂 jokes aside, historians doubt Mustafa would've chose that option as barely anyone that was sane was as insanely cruel as Selim.

[@albertofrankdiaz6664]

Murad chad

[@WOLF36554]

Cool to see that you guys are remaking one of your oldest videos

[@juanway]

Another FIRE video. The run is crazy

[@sircatangry5864]

Glad to see update of old video!

[@attilathevideohun4115]

The ottoman serries is by far my favourite of your collection, great work

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

yeah we can tell by your profile picture lol

[@Thechezbailey]

Haha turns out Attila likes war in the Balkans

[@stoneruler]

It’s great that u provide different accounts of the sultan’s death.

[@emperornapoleon6204]

A brilliant, brilliant series. I eagerly await the next installment of the rise of the Ottomans, as always!

[@John-115]

Great work, good job

[@robbabcock_]

Terrific video! ⚔🔥🙌

[@rogersmith3405]

The quality of this channel is matched by the quality of the comments... always good to see people keeping things sane and civilized.

[@bhudapunzon6859]

Tío tu canal es la ostia!!! Lastima que no puedo entenderlo!! No puedes poner los subtítulos en español?? Gracias fenómeno! Un saludo

[@aliosman0]

Please keep the Ottoman series coming! Really enjoying it..

[@huseyincobanoglu531]

Thank you, Kings and Generals Team!

[@huseyincobanoglu531]

Wohooo!

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the information in this video

[@muazzamshaikh2049]

Always loved the Ottoman series. I would also like to see videos on Russo Turkish wars. It was a major theater of war in Europe.

[@augustus4102]

-Don't get off the horse's back! -Sultan Murad Hüdavendigar Khan His last words to his son Yıldırım Beyazıt.

[@augustus4102]

@@rocketleague2136 Asıkpashazade Tevarih-i Ali Osman"House of Osman History" and Other Ottoman Historians.

[@KHK001]

Always glad to see more Ottoman videos!

[@maskedm3owllin68]

I'm glad we got so much more details in this video that weren't present in the original video of the battle of kosovo. Kings and generals as always improving our knowledge. Thank you to the narrator and all the crew.

[@Poompingtokmaking]

As the fourteenth century wore on, the Ottomans continued to expand into territory that had not seen Muslim armies since the Umayyad raids on Constantinople almost 700 years before. In the 1350s, the Ottomans crossed the Dardanelles Straits into Europe for the first time. Taking advantage of Byzantine disunity in the region, Sultan Orhan, and later his son, Murad I. were able to firmly establish Ottoman authority in parts of Thrace. The Turks, with their nomadic history, managed to easily move entire families and tribes into the new European frontier and establish new towns throughout the conquered lands. This huge demographic move- ment gave the Ottomans stability in an area that would have oth- erwise been a challenge to manage.

[@remixfrost]

Props to the ottoman infantry for withholding that heavy cavalry onslaught and not breaking

[@emrenuriyev9132]

True that. This is more or less equivalent to infantry defending against heavy tanks even managing to push them back

[@slobodanstamenic1425]

As as Serbian raised on Kosovo mythology I say this is great episode. Well covered from every angle. Although the enemy, Murad was respected as great warrior from the Serbs.

[@class1sportzers337]

You know respect is real when it comes from the enemy 💯 👌

[@DoofyGilmore1299]

your videos are great and unbiased

[@AKAZA-kq8jd]

There is no shame in update quality on pervasive topics and adding additional content 👌

[@OTDMilitaryHistory]

Excellent video!

[@markojovicic757]

thank you for this masterpiece nicely done on the research of history and folclore i LOVE YOU GUYS

[@markojovicic757]

Thanks

[@tolgacetin2799]

as a Turk, I always felt Turkish-Serbian wars in the Balkans were the bloodiest (mutually). Both cultures had a martial tradition and were proud of being hardy warrior peoples.

[@user-ik3xt1bx2n]

Guess that's why we had a war or rebellion/uprising or other types of battle almost constantly for 400 years

[@turi_djuliano]

For Serbs Turks were worthy opponent, and for Turks Serbs were also that. 2 warlike and tough peoples fighting the bloodiest battles Europe ever saw.

[@fwrususes5125]

​​@@turi_djuliano Serbs are not equals to Turks. Calling Serbs worhty opponent is insult to Turks

[@turi_djuliano]

@@fwrususes5125 Da, Turks 10 times numerically Superior people needed 120 years of constant fight to conquer Serbia. Only one sultan that died in battle was Murad killed by the Serbs. In Serbian uprising in the battle of Mišar, 9000 Serbs in open field battle defeated 45.000 turkish force with Napoleon's artillery, killing most of turkish bosnian nobility. 19th century is full of Serbian victories against turks without anyones help. The main enemy of the Serbs wasn't Turks, but their own discords and constant land/power fights, which Turks used smartly.

[@mixedtraptrap9130]

​@@turi_djuliano The greatest victories in our history came in victories against the Serbs. Kosovo, the Serbian testament and others... But the most famous war is the "çirmen war" because in this war, 800 Ottoman Raiders were victorious in a night raid against 70,000 Crusaders. We even have famous poems about this raid. "We rejoiced that day like children with a thousand horses, that day we defeated a giant army with a thousand horses"

[@bigsarge2085]

Incredible history!

[@christianpaulobernardo5161]

Loved this channel since the 1st kosovo video until the new kosovo video

[@colinspencer4914]

I'm guessing you are planning on taking this series to link up with your other videos of the 1450s?

[@OsmanlijaTR]

Great video. Just wanted to add a small detail, Tvrtkos banner wasn't a cross. It was A blue shield containing 6 golden lilys.

[@coolekikker4454]

True, he used the flag of the Banate of Bosnia which was a little bit older.

[@ahmedazhar8485]

Bro it's so fun learning ottoman history

[@sentimentalprime144]

Another amazing video from Kings and Generals. However, one thing you forgot to mention was when sultan Murad 1 ordered an audience on his deathbed. He referred to prince Bayezid as ‘yildrim’ which means lightening in Turkish for his decisive and quick manoeuvre during the battle of Kosovo which changed the tide of war as you mentioned in the video. Hence that’s why sultan bayezid 1st is referred to as yıldırım Bayezid throughout his reign.

[@TheStarkman123]

Is 'sentimental' in your name supposed to be a joke?

[@xe2594]

music around 7:00 is great, haven't heard that one used before.

[@amilitarymind]

The Battle of Kosovo was like the ultimate Pyrrhic Victory. Both leaders dead, both armies decimated, and it would ripple through the rest of history.

[@ahmettahaketenci5035]

amazing video series

[@theDarkOneofRomania]

I saw that on wallachia the capital is Bucharest, but at that time it is not, it was Târgoviște, and at Moldavia too, the capital was Baia, then Suceava at the date time of the video, then Iași after year 1500, i hope this INFO help you guys 😁

[@anaromana8183]

iata ca se uita si romani la canalul asta abia astept sa-l vad pe baiazid cum isi pierde izmenele pe la rovine!! FULGERATOR

[@solanaceae2069]

Need to do a video on the Battle of Čegar, 31 May 1809.

[@markusskram4181]

Love The vid!

[@anarguseynov4699]

More videos related to the ottomans please, thank you.

[@vlajko9810]

I have never clicked faster on a video once i saw it

[@zacproidx-ym7mn]

Episode 6 Please. 😊

[@sidp5381]

Well done as always I was wondering if you guys would give a background update on the situation going on the kingdom of Hungary when you end up doing the battle of Nicopolis after the death of Louis, I and the ascension of Sigmund, the future holy Roman Emperor to the throne Because it was Luis two daughters that ended up, marrying the latter, as well as the famous Jogaila of Grunwald because Sigmund as son of Charles IV did not have a legitimate claim to the Hungarian throne only through marriage

[@warhead1185]

Balkan and middle east has always become the warzone from ancient time to current time... nice video..

[@MohamedMohamed-ws7mq]

Geographical location is crucial since they are in the middle of Eurasian plateau

[@thesaygl7020]

I love it! One of the important breakpoint of Medieval Era, Battle of Kosovo... Thanks Kings And Generals!

[@kmmmsyr9883]

Although fratricide was done before, let's not forget that it was neither a law nor a tradition when Bayezid ordered the killing of Yakup. It becoming common place is as late as Mehmed II the Conqueror's reign.

[@ahmadbarakat7326]

Music used in this video is fire ngl

[@alva72nashir3]

great history video

[@jkofte]

Be-a-u-ti-ful. Thank you.

[@AbdullahKhan-lt8zm]

I have been waiting for your videos ☺️. Love your work a lot. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@komododragon410]

Faisal Warraich sir ko Is tarah ki videos Urdu mein banani chahie kya khyal he?

[@giod6266]

This must be the remake of old your videos, one of the first K&G videos if I remember right..

[@thebraveindian]

Support turkey, Love ottomons.. What a time for uploading more in this series

[@mohammadsamiulhasssan4463]

The Serbians claim Murad I was killed at the beginning of the battle while the Ottoman sources state that Murad I was killed after the battle while he was riding after the battle

[@Lilly-hh9es]

Most important thing he was killed by Serbs

[@mohammedbinmazi6957]

​@@Lilly-hh9es And after it Serbs were enslaved by ottomans for hundreds of years

[@aramisone7198]

I have never heard that.

[@reinhardwassmann7509]

Danke!

[@bogdananghel2498]

Small slight correction: Bucharest wasn't around until 1459.

[@demiaxify]

Well done

[@Aleksoski]

Very good video

[@sergitsantekidis3647]

Amazing content! Would someone be kind enough to let me know the soundtracks used in the video?

[@stilianjordanov2952]

@KingsandGenerals, will you create a new video about the Battle of Nicopolis 1396? I mean, the next episode of the Rise of the Ottoman Empire.

[@johnmaulana7027]

Probably part 2 of Bayezid story. Cause part of 1 is pretty sure Bayezid lightning campaign in Anatolia. Part 3 will be when he face Timur Lenk

[@islamicprinceSalahadin]

@@johnmaulana7027 BOTH TURKİC CİVİL WARS AND OTHERS CRUSHED EUROPEAN.CRUSADERS ..

[@akinakinyilmaz2]

Thanks for information unknown to me like Serbians looted Konya in 1387, Serbians were also the best warriors for Ottomans in Ankara battle with Timurids in 1402.

[@TotilaTheGoth]

They made that up.

[@mohammadbinmahbub9160]

Serbian were the most loyal and bravest vassals if the Ottoman turks.

[@iseeyou5061]

Do tou have any plan to cover Tsar Dusan the Mighty? Nobody seems to cover him yet

[@thewarriorfrog]

In the west the Seljuq invasion of Asia Minor began the process which was to make it the modern land of the Turks and the base from which the greatest Islamic empire of the past 600 years would expand into southeast Europe .

[@ulysses5340]

I'm kind of confused. Do Serbians see the battle of Kosovo as a victory and national holiday or the start of the dark age of Serbian people?

[@KingsandGenerals]

I am not an expert on how the narrative changed, but it seems that initially it started as the symbol of resistance to the foreign invaders and in the XIX century started drifting towards "no, we actually won and stopped the Ottomans".

[@pompacitokmakci]

@@KingsandGenerals ULTRA BASED 😎

[@MrLolguy93]

We view it the same way as Greeks view Thermopylae. As in, sacrificing ourselves so the rest of Europe remained free

[@borba5825]

It has a mythical meaning in the Serbian collective mind, we see it as a matter of choice, to fight for your honor or submit, stay Orthodox or take the easy route and become muslim or a roman catholic. Stay true to the truth and your own kind or betray it like Judas did to Jesus. Choose the heavenly kingdom or enjoy the spoils of the "rotten world"

[@uros3701]

​@@KingsandGenerals It always is and was symbol of resistance against the Ottomans. After the battle Serbia kept it's sovetengty to an degree,however Serbian leaders had to pay some amount to ottomans every year and had to have good relations with them. And it was only battle where Turkish sultan was killed so it can be kinda counted as a victory. In the XIX century and in XX century and XXI century the battle is still depicted as a symbol of resistance and now since the Ottomans don't exist anymore,the battle of Kosovo is a symbol of resistance against any invader who tried to take Kosovo from Serbia,now it is symbol of resistance against the Americans who took Kosovo just like the Ottomans.

[@JohnnyElRed]

This might be the moment Southeastern Europe started saying to itself: "Well, we are fucked."

[@turcarumimperator1395]

Imagine being a battlefield between russians austrians and the turks for 400 years... Painful experience lol

[@EM-tx3ly]

@@turcarumimperator1395 It toughened them

[@lilsultan]

Majestic as always.

[@mdrakic]

Very interesting video, thanks. Have heard as lot of stories about Kosovo (how wouldn't I, being from Serbia) but what I found very interesting, not to say amusing, was to see "Svrljig" on the map, a place where my roots come from.

[@abdullahirfan1910]

man this soundtrack slaps!

[@darknation6174]

If i remember correctly some songs were taken from WH 3 OST.

[@petarjelic826]

greetings from Kruševac

[@sasapetrovic1084]

Хвала/Thanks

[@Poison98582]

Will you cover the battle of Rovine ? 🥺👉👈

[@thewarriorfrog]

Turks indeed had a decisive role in triggering historical major events like the Migration Period, Crusades, shaping the history of Balkans, Islamization of Northern India, Age of Discovery as well as ending the Middle Ages with the conquest of Constantinople, fall of the Roman Empire.

[@rishavkumar1250]

Islamization of North India ??? North India is majority Hindu

[@marccan3267]

Where did Hospitaller knights come from? They were under command of John Palisna..

[@rohansensei5708]

I love the remakes for Ottoman videos

[@stehfreejesseah7893]

I knew they where redoing the battles when they started redoing Alexander the Great i commented but everyone seems to remember this one.

[@user-sl1ht4fr2d]

A small correction: Territories of Lazar Hrebeljanović, which are shown in the video, are actually a reflection of territorries his son Stefan possessed after Lazar's death, when Vuk Branković seized many of his territories in Kosovo and Metohija. Our famous scientist Miloš Blagojević (R.I.P.) has given a full explanation of what territories Lazar possessed before battle of Kosovo (1389). Also, Brankovići weren't so independent of Lazar as people make them out to be. Remember, Vuk was bound by marriage to Lazar's will and only afterwards did he betray his family. Thus, he was remembered as the traitor of Kosovo.

[@schoolofgrowthhacking]

Watching from Belgrade (capital of Serbia). Thanks guys!

[@mzeqiri2636]

😂😂😂

[@Lilly-hh9es]

@@mzeqiri2636 why are laughing imagine being siptar ,obssesed with 🇷🇸

[@savagestrat6012]

Can you do a series about Native American battles

[@selimbektas06]

Hello, can you add Turkish subtitles for Turkish viewers, Most of your videos have them but not recently. I know that there are many people like me who follow and watch you from Turkey.

[@nenenindonu]

A crucial victory that's mainly attributed to Bayezid the Thunderbolt's exceptional battle performance, this also earned him the Ottoman throne in the aftermath

[@EM-tx3ly]

Meritocracy in action

[@user-gx4cd1jb9h]

it was a loss

[@augustus4102]

@@user-gx4cd1jb9h The Turks became the side that remained at the battlefield, the resistance of the Serbs was broken, and thus 400 years of Turkic domination in the Balkans began after the Battle of Kosovo. don't make up stories and scenarios for yourself the battle is a decisive Turkic victory The only success of the Christians was to kill the Ottoman Khan Murad Hüdavendigar after the war. -Serbia came under Ottoman rule -The resistance in the Balkans was significantly broken and 400 years of Turkish domination began. -The Ottomans remained on the battlefield -Allied army retreated Now I ask, how is this a defeat? be a bit of a man and when you're beaten say you're beaten it's not that hard to tell the truth like a man.

[@user-gx4cd1jb9h]

@@augustus4102 No, Ottomans didn't stay at the battlefield lol they literally retreated and couldn't attack Europe for another decade, that is called a victory, imagine today If Russia won a battle against Ukraine and then retreated, you would call that Ukrainian victory wouldn't you? Not to mention that their Sultan died in battle with his son that is ultimate victory, that also never happened before in Ottoman history. So no don't make up fantasy stories about Ottoman domination, Serbia was there for another 100 years before it was annexed.

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@@user-gx4cd1jb9h Don't make up imaginary scenarios in your head Serbia became an Ottoman vassal If Ukraine became a vassal of Russia after Russia withdrew, would this be Ukraine's victory? hahahaha it shouldn't be this hard to admit that the Ottomans defeated you. Murad Hüdevendigar Khan also died after the war and Prince Yakub was killed by his elder brother Yıldırım Beyazıt, the serbia you said was still there became an ottoman vassal And let me tell you even more painfully, Prince Stefan was a slave to Yıldırım Beyazıt Khan, Çelebi Mehmed Khan and Murad Khan II. The alliance has only two successes: to kill the Ottoman Khan and to show Europe that these invasions were not an ordinary invasion of steppe peoples.

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Love this one! Greetings from Serbia!

[@moonandstar85]

Greetings from Türkiye

[@rs7997]

Greetings from the REPUBLIC OF KOSOVO 🇽🇰

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@@rs7997 Greetings from Serbia to you

[@Uptotheceilingdowntothefloor]

Like the Mongols the Turks were a fierce warrior race whose skill with the bow gave them considerable military prowess.

[@EM-tx3ly]

True Their skill on horses were an asset not to mention their warlike nature from the steppes An extensive history from neighboring China till the gates of Vienna Sons of the Turkic nations have a lot to be proud about

[@augustus4102]

Fun fact: Islamic historians described the Turks and the Mongols as a whole, descended from the two sons of Yafes. The Mongols learned many things from the Turks, such as the state organization, the army, and so on.After the collapse of the Göktürk Empire, many Turks came to the Islamic geography and became the swords of Islam. They helped the Abbasid revolution They fought with the Arabs against the Chinese they fought against the crusaders they fought against the fatimids they organized conquest expeditions to india The Mongols became more free with the Turks coming to Islamic World. In the following centuries, Mongols established states such as the Chingizid Empire. and its successor states, the Golden Horde, Ilkhanids and Chagatays also became Turkified a few generations later.

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It's been so long since the 1st iterations...