Battle of Mohacs 1526 - Ottoman Wars DOCUMENTARY

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Our animated historical documentary series on the Ottoman history continues with the battle of Mohacs of 1526. As sultan Suleiman conquered Belgrade in 1521 and Rhodes in 1522, he was able to focus all his resources on the European expansion and his next target was the Kingdom of Hungary, which was once one of the strongest in Europe, but was in a decline. The battle of Mohacs changed the fate of Hungary for the centuries to come and opened the way for the Ottoman invasions into Europe.
Previously in our animated historical documentary series on the Ottoman Wars, we have covered the battles of Kosovo (bit.ly/2JI3F0p), Nicopolis (bit.ly/2zUNRre), Ankara (bit.ly/2uW7r0D), Varna (bit.ly/2JIK2VG), Second Kosovo, Constantinople (bit.ly/2uELWlI), Belgrade, Targoviste and Otlukbeli (bit.ly/2JOBlcQ), Vaslui, Valea Alba (bit.ly/2C9Cm0l), Skanderbeg's rebellion (bit.ly/2BYMYgW), Breadfield, Krbava, Otranto and Chaldiran (bit.ly/2DUa3mJ)the Ottoman-Mamluk War of 1516-1517 (bit.ly/2CxSkyp) and the siege of Rhodes in 1522 (bit.ly/2GHrRTC).
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[@KingsandGenerals]

We highly recommend you to listen to our podcast, as it explains the early history of the Ottoman administration and political institutions: bit.ly/2tAY1Yg Please rate it! If you want to learn more about the battle of Pavia, check out our video on it: bit.ly/2BNXJlc

[@sandskeletor1]

Thanks for these videos there very much needed to invision the great battles of history .

[@haugs1718]

Can you please not call François 1er, Francis? It grinds my gears.

[@gainalba5402]

I am apreciated your video but there something rather different from information that i know. It state that Hungarian made up 25000 army to defense againts Ottomans. But, some literature describe that Hungarian receives reinforcement from many countries in Europe except British, Portugal, and Sweden. It takes a toll around 200000 mostly cavalry than the Ottomans bring up only 100000. I'm sorry for my english because i'm still learnt. Thank you

[@sectorgovernor]

@@gainalba5402 wtf ????

[@batshitcrazy8374]

türkçe altyazı lütfen.....

[@malcolmx8484]

For me it takes 1 hour to win a csgo match. For Suleyman, it takes 2 hours to conquer a empire.

[@DarbeG]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@grad3647]

BRUHH

[@ArifKGMinecraft]

Bruhhh

[@muhoyildiz2598]

Hahahhahahha

[@malcolmx8484]

@@USN1985dos Kingdom of Hungary Kingdom of Croatia Kingdom of Bohemia Holy Roman Empire Duchy of Bavaria Papal States Kingdom of Poland multinational army=imperial army

[@hasanrzayetis1373]

After Süleyman won this victory, he said that he was arrogant in his heart. For this reason, after the night of victory, he dug a grave in his tent and spent the night lying in that grave. He wanted to remind himself that the last order he could reach was death.

[@darklordingame6511]

true story?? well as a muslims, i wouldn't be surprise if he done that even when Khalid al Walid were to superior and undefeatable against the Roman/persian empire, Umar the Caliphate sack his positions to remind him the afterworld and the glory only for temporary Khalid accept it with open heart becoz he knew that

[@TheYAKUPAY]

more like he forgot his faith to god, he was corrupted by the victory and then decide to dug a grave and spend the night in there because he remember that the god gives life and takes life, to god we belong to him is our return nobody is bigger than god etc... u could say it was a little bid reminder who is, simple a human being

[@chemistryhacks5289]

@@darklordingame6511 It was sort of a trick played by Umar(RA)...The army was still unofficially lead by Khalid Bin Walid

[@MDIbrahim-pg1sk]

Did you watch "Muhtaseem Yuzil"????

[@MohsinRaza-uq2ow]

@@chemistryhacks5289 that's true

[@HoundofOdin]

The Ottomans really don't get enough credit for their achievements. Suleiman truly was *MAGNIFICENT.*

[@imawormbeforeiamaman4261]

@@dumdebadaba well western colonials didn't give a tiny choice to the inlanders. They just plundered the riches and walk away like nothing happen. Holly sh*t!

[@EmekHetfield]

yes he was

[@BNSFGuy4723]

@dumdebadaba It’s a matter of perspective, right? Your Christian empires are favorable to you guys and Muslim ones are favorable to our people. All empires did shitty things. They’re empires my friend. They rule with brutality. Look at Catholic Spain and the inquisitions and subjugation of the new world, the Lowlands (Dutch), and Philippines. There’s a reason why the Dutch revolted. Look at the English and the various crimes they committed in Africa and Australia. I’m not defending the Ottomans, but the bias towards non Western European Empires is clearly present on most KZbin videos. I don’t know if it’s because of the demographics or what. Some say the Roman Empire was magnificent yet they committed the first genocide in history, the Carthaginians were annihilated and their farms salted. Oh and the tax wasn’t 80%, it was arguably less than in some other contemporary European States. It was a flat tax. Anything else my good man? With all due respect

[@BNSFGuy4723]

@Viktor Samoja Again that’s biased. The celts had a civilization prior to the conquests of Caesar. They had villages, metallurgy, and beautiful art. Same with the Germans and even my Illyrian People. “Third world shithole” the UAE literally has a space program and a mars mission queued up in the next few years. Viktor, you gotta get your head out of your ass man 🤣 Third world means non aligned with the US or USSR, Yugoslavia was a third world country. You don’t even know the definition of first, second, or third world. “Nations conquered by Rome” Rome conquered Syria and it’s in shambles. Rome collapsed in the 500s in the West. To say Rome effected the economies of modern countries is utterly preposterous. Don’t let anybody hear you say that in real life Viktor, they’re gonna laugh at your ass 😭💀

[@BNSFGuy4723]

@Viktor Samoja I can’t talk to a moron. You’re making my head hurt. Too much stupidity for one day. Adios Pendejo

[@drumcoverleader]

"easy peasy lemon squeezy" Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent

[@Muhammed552]

5% discipline strike again lol

[@bruensal7182]

@@kouldbanyone4983 oh another loser here whose ancestors were ottoman subjects

[@tayztayz2318]

@@kouldbanyone4983 he fucked Europe good

[@krellio9006]

@@kouldbanyone4983 he probably went to heaven for all the good things he did for islam. You dont need to be properly buried when you die fighting for islam

[@justtony0143]

@@kouldbanyone4983 cennet birtek müslümanlara ve türklere ve ALLAH yolunda ölenlere yazılmıştır o laf attığın kişi yaşasaydı avrupayı tümüyle alırdı ve biz türkler her aldığımız yere huzur adalet merhamet götürüyoruz Şunu bilki Peygamber efendimizin bir sözü vardır Türkler Dünyayı ikinci defa hükmedecek

[@CHIEF-ug4mu]

Ottoman wars my favorite series from this channel.

[@culiusjaesar]

This channel is like an oasis in the youtube desert

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks :-)

[@culiusjaesar]

@@KingsandGenerals ❤

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

Sad that most of the commenters are low IQ.

[@fernandogarcia3957]

@@tasinal-hassan8268 very subtle...

[@amingel69]

True

[@kavranzade]

Actually it was Francis' mother that pleaded to the Turks with a letter for help releasing his son from captivity.

[@MehmetBOZKURTEvil]

ye its true

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

and the Turks were the ones who saved the French from collapse.

[@mohammedyassine9263]

Typical europeans they always play nice guys when weak against salahudin/baybarse/Barbarossa/Yusuf Ibn tachfin/Tariq Ibn zyad etc

[@kon3688]

@@mohammedyassine9263 when they are strong , they betray you like France betrayed the Ottomans long after Suleiman

[@uryagenmusic]

Hungarians are brave and honorable people, respect and love from Istanbul, Türkiye . 🇭🇺 🇹🇷

[@aktodos]

yes they are honorable and they attack enemy when they are praying :D

[@raymi9612]

@@aktodos There are no rules in war and love, my friend 😁

[@aktodos]

@@raymi9612 i was joking :) i know that XD

[@sciencelover9848]

What are you talking about

[@sciencelover9848]

If suliman knew what,re you said he would be angry

[@Zantides]

Sometimes i question myself why i pay for something i can get for free, then i see your masterpieces of some videos that deserves every penny.

[@KingsandGenerals]

We appreciate your support :-)

[@anasanas-ky5qm]

@@KingsandGenerals Please name the music 13:50

[@nikden5534]

@@anasanas-ky5qm There's a link on the description about the music. Maybe the music isn't free. (2 Years later)

[@anasanas-ky5qm]

@@nikden5534 i can't find the name of the song

[@nikden5534]

@@anasanas-ky5qm yeah there's no name.

[@CaglarArtsLtd]

What a turning point most historians ignore. Most games or armchair historians think Hungarians were pushovers during that era but thats far from the case. Hungarian discipline and cavalry were looked upon with awe even by Austrians. Keep in mind they were keeping Habsburg dominance of Eastern Europe in check, trying to break free of Austrian sphere. In a way Ottomans created their own biggest rival when they conquered Hungary and installed a vassal.

[@awelmisin]

Seni buralarda görmek güzel ağabey :D

[@davidrosner6267]

The fall of Hungary in 1526 upset the balance of power in eastern Europe.

[@Astrophysicist90]

reis gökturk film fragmanı gelsin artık

[@Bayard1503]

I honestly don't think it's ignored by anyone, never heard the battle of Mohacs to be treated as a foot note. How could it be when it's the end of one of the strongest kingdoms in Europe, after 5 centuries?? While this might be debatable, probably at times Hungary was the strongest kingdom in Europe and had even the potential to become an empire before the Mongol invasion.

[@razvananghel7492]

@@Bayard1503 Thats alot of speculations. Like huge speculations

[@atillabozkurt7167]

There is a proverb among the Turks: "Instead of a dishonest friend, I should have an honorable enemy." Even though we fought many times in history, the Hungarians were really brave and honorable people. We also have a common history. You can tell from my name.

[@rkzinczy]

We have no common history.

[@atillabozkurt7167]

@@rkzinczy Why are there people named Attila in your country? And why are there people named Atilla in Turkiye ?

[@greywolf7059]

@@rkzinczy nem tudjato sajat dna hablo csporott olyan nep vagytok sajnos elfogadja ez mar.torok veret van bennetek :D

[@rkzinczy]

@@greywolf7059 Wot ??

[@alperenbarak7811]

@@rkzinczy Well we can't completely say we're so common but we have some same ancestors like Attila. Also there was a empire called West Hun Empire and East Hun Empire and these empires are Turkic. West Hun influenced to Christianity and the culture they lived. You can even find some same words in Hungarian and Turkic languages. Also Hungary is a observer member of Turkish States Councel because of the ties they have with Turks. Hungarians and Turks were living in the same state then they separated. So ı guess Hungarians and Turks have strong relationship from the past that no one can ignore.

[@socratesii91]

Suleiman I after the battle, expecting more enemy forces to arrive but none came. Truly a magnificent.

[@Dietsch_]

Hungary: help our king has died Habsburg Austria: allow me to introduce myself

[@mikewilkinson694]

@Mr K You guys are all basically idiots - read a book.

[@sectorgovernor]

@Mr K 1100 years ago Hungary fucked them

[@AlperDama]

Mr K p

[@ivandevic2474]

Dutch Republic Mapping Croatian kingdom: help our king died. Hungary: allow me to introduce myself.

[@fatihmetecaliskan]

-1533 Treaty of Istanbul 1. According to this treaty, the German King is considered equal to the Ottoman Empire Pasha. 2- "Suleiman the Magnificent" will be on every king and prince responsible for the Habsburg dynasty in Europe. 3- The title of the Emperor cannot be given to anyone except Sultan Süleyman Han. 4- Ferdinand gives 30,000 gold taxes to the Ottoman State every year. 5-All Hungarian lands and the graz city in the south of Austria shall be accepted as the Ottoman property. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@Dean00155]

I live in Osijek, where Suleiman constructed a great bridge to cross Drava river but as it would take too long to finish he found another way, after the bridge was finished it became a vital part that connected pannonian basin with adriatic sea, which was a lucrative trade route. To this day parts of that bridge can be seen if water levels are lower

[@CynclossGaming]

What is the location of the bridge? Could you send the google coordinates?

[@lamolambda8349]

@@CynclossGaming yeah suck it bitch

[@microsoft1665]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2GyoKVmqNGLZ5Y

[@lukadraganic]

@@Csetnikke That's the bridge

[@greciawesomemangreciawesom8756]

I'm from this part of Croatia too, nowadays they made a small replica of the bridge so you can go walk on the swamp. Pretty nice.

[@umuttopal6402]

We fought, but we're not enemies. 🇹🇷🇭🇺 We can not be rivals cuz of a war happened 500 years ago.

[@SandiegoRockstar]

Don't be stupid. The Anzacs are still salty about their defeat.

[@edipus4712]

We are Huns

[@juststop2047]

Soviet Spud lol, butthurt much?

[@sectorgovernor]

Ironically Turkey is more friendly with Hungary than our neighbours

[@audiblesharpness]

Fuck you.

[@2g_481]

Lesson of this video: never attack the Muslims during their prayer.

[@RoronoaZoro-lz7rp]

@@hmm-.- Respect ur decision but u have to bear your unrespectful decision after the war :)

[@veritasvirtuslibertas3787]

@@hmm-.- you have no clue about ottoman history. Ottomans fought almost every European and Asian nationalities. Were all of them weak? :D plus Ottomans alone fought multiple times against the biggest alliance ever made by Europeans called Crusaders back in the day.

[@veritasvirtuslibertas3787]

Jeegu Popli just like priests touch children right?

[@2g_481]

Jeegu Popli huh? I think you’re confronting your own people with the ottomans..

[@happy-face7611]

@@hmm-.- Suleiman wait for more troops at mohac because he think Hungary is more powerful than that(Turks made so many big battles with hungary).And they just get in to budha to show their superiority and get back in to Istanbul with their loot.Aaaand if hungarian army doesn't act like a fool Ottoman would not be able to defeat them easily.They attack when Ottoman soldiers were preying but didn't think their anger.Moral is important thing that ages.When moral combine with discipline they fucked up .d(I say these because you sayed Ottoman attacked weak and unprotected hungary)

[@Liquidsback]

Also, referenced in this is the Battle of Pavia, today is coincidentally the anniversary when the Imperial Forces defeated the French at Pavia.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yep, watch our video on it

[@sectorgovernor]

Yes, they fought against each other, and hungarians also fought against each other, this was the best occasion for the Ottomans, and Suleiman knew this.

[@davidrosner6267]

Another defining battle of the 1520s...

[@okosbarkl7809]

@@KingsandGenerals There were fewer soldiers and smaller firepower at Pavia than in Mohács! Just check it.

[@theguy3196]

I'm happy and sad at the same time, happy because you uploaded Battle of Mohacs, sad because you missed the chance of involving the famous letter of Suleiman and Francis more detailed, which could make this video WAY better. I wish you could add some more about Charles-Suleiman-Francis triangle. I'm looking forward to your next videos in these series.

[@alperenbaser5595]

This comment should be up

[@cihanyildiz9]

I agree

[@malikhassan-oq2jp]

@Badr eddin search in google you'll get it. It starts with " i am the sultan of sultans khan of khans ruler of egypt , Syria, Palestine, anatolia , hijaz ....... son of selim......"

[@kubat552]

@Badr eddin I who am the Sultan of Sultans, the sovereign of sovereigns, the dispenser of crowns to the monarchs on the face of the earth, the shadow of the God on Earth, the Sultan and sovereign lord of the Mediterranean Sea and of the Black Sea, of Rumelia and of Anatolia, of Karamania, of the land of Romans, of Dhulkadria, of Diyarbakir, of Kurdistan, of Azerbaijan, of Persia, of Damascus, of Aleppo, of Cairo, of Mecca, of Medina, of Jerusalem, of all Arabia, of Yemen and of many other lands which my noble fore-fathers and my glorious ancestors (may God light up their tombs!) conquered by the force of their arms and which my August Majesty has made subject to my flamboyant sword and my victorious blade, I, Sultan Suleiman Khan, son of Sultan Selim Khan, son of Sultan Bayezid Khan: To thee who art Francesco, king of the province of France ... You have sent to my Porte, refuge of sovereigns, a letter by the hand of your faithful servant Frangipani, and you have furthermore entrusted to him miscellaneous verbal communications. You have informed me that the enemy has overrun your country and that you are at present in prison and a captive, and you have asked aid and succors for your deliverance. All this your saying having been set forth at the foot of my throne, which controls the world. Your situation has gained my imperial understanding in every detail, and I have considered all of it. There is nothing astonishing in emperors being defeated and made captive. Take courage then, and be not dismayed. Our glorious predecessors and our illustrious ancestors (may God light up their tombs!) have never ceased to make war to repel the foe and conquer his lands. We ourselves have followed in their footsteps, and have at all times conquered provinces and citadels of great strength and difficult of approach. Night and day our horse is saddled and our saber is girt. May the God on High promote righteousness! May whatsoever He will be accomplished! For the rest, question your ambassador and be informed. Know that it will be as said. - Answer from Suleiman the Magnificent to Francis I of France, February 1526

[@emrenuriyev9132]

@@kubat552 Oof

[@citrone294]

Respect Turkish from Hungary!

[@inflames433]

🇹🇷❤🇭🇺 love hungary from turkey

[@-ibrahm]

@@inflames433 I love love ♥️

[@westysc3125]

Hungarians have Cuman roots especially Szekely and Paloc Hungarians , and Black sea and aegean turkey have cuman roots. That's why the hardest enemies of Ottomans were Hungarians

[@westysc3125]

Atatürk also talked about this

[@muhammetmehmetkadirhan4302]

Greetings and loves from Turkia to all my Hungarian sisters and brothers in Hungary!

[@cinnamon_reis2349]

Islamic Huns vs Christian Huns

[@hussain_abbas7789]

fact

[@icould6379]

based

[@rowanasher5471]

Can u explain it men

[@rowanasher5471]

@@hussain_abbas7789 oh ok maygars, so hungarians are asian tribes?

[@hussain_abbas7789]

@@rowanasher5471 yup,inhabitants of central asia aka huns

[@gulcininam9661]

Suleiman I's response to Francis I's letter: ''I, who am the sultan of sultans, the sovereign of sovereigns, the dispenser of crowns to the monarchs on the face of the earth, shadow of god on earth, the sultan and sovereign lord of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, of Rumelia and Anatolia, of Karamania and the land of Rum, of Zulkadria, Diyarbakir, of Kurdistan, of Azerbaijan, Persia, Damascus, Cairo, Aleppo, of the Mecca and Medina, of Jerusalem, of all Arabia, of the Yemen and many other lands, which my noble forefathers and my glorious ancestors - may God light up their tombs - conquered by the force of their arms and which my august majesty has made subject to my flaming sword and victorious blade, I, Sultan Süleyman Han, to thee, who art Francis, king of the land of France … You have sent to my Gate, the sanctuary of many kings, a letter by the hand of your faithful servant Frangipani. He has made known to me how the enemy overran your country, so you are now a captive. You have asked aid, for your deliverance. All this your saying having been set forth at the foot of my throne, which controls the world. Your situation has gained my imperial understanding in every detail, and I have considered all of it. There is nothing astonishing in emperors being defeated and made captive. Keep your heart content and do not grieve. In these situations our glorious predecessors and illustrious ancestors, may God keep alight their tombs, never ceased from making war to drive back their foe and conquer his lands. We ourselves have followed their path; we have at every time conquered provinces and citadels both great in strength and in difficulty of approach. By night as well as by day our horse is always saddled, and our saber ever girded on. May God the Most High advance righteousness! May His will, whatsoever it portends, be accomplished. For the rest, ask it from your envoy and be informed. Know that it will be as said,,

[@alperenbaser5595]

Up

[@ozanmertkoc9489]

Weird flex but ok

[@dentaconstantin]

can u translate your nickname too :))

[@bora8417]

wtf is this nickname? :))))

[@user-hn5bi3nw9y]

And I thought Deineris had a long title

[@blumetzy8405]

I'm hungarian, I love history, I love battles, but my favourite is the battle of Mohacs. I couldn't believe my eyes, when I saw the title. I knew we lost, of course, but It was so sad to see so many hungarians fall.. More was lost at Mohacs=Több is veszett Mohácsnál I love the work K&G, keep it up.

[@mikewilkinson694]

...Több is veszett Mohácsnál!

[@sectorgovernor]

@Ahmet Sakızcı It's so funny. Your f.cking Ottoman Empire destroyed our country, but you are trying to find a conflict between us and the european countries. I don't like Habsburgs , but they were still better than the Ottomans. We don't need turkic people's fake respect.

[@sectorgovernor]

@Ahmet Sakızcı Balkan kingdoms were Orthodox. Islam always tolerated the Orthodoxes more.

[@iulianzagan779]

Ahmet and Renata, our differences and problems were in the past, let's not bring them into the present. We Romanians suffered on account of both of you, Turks and Hungarians, but that is gone. Every people had their dark page in the history when they did a mistake or suffered under occupation. We drew our lessons from those times and moved ahead. So, try to be civilized when debating.

[@sectorgovernor]

​@@iulianzagan779 I don't stand anyone's side. Both turks and Eastern Europe/Balkan/Western Europe can go to hell.

[@Wolf-wf5pu]

He was really a Magnificent emperor! ❤

[@merthatipoglu8400]

kazım abi senin ne işin var burda

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

NOT EMPEROR! this is SULTAN!

[@yousefshahin2654]

Sultan*

[@xerxen100]

He was just agressive...

[@xerxen100]

@@cuzimmoody6470 All of his actions was not necessary. The Byzantine empire alredy capituled, they even not crown an emperor without the ottoman sultan agreement.

[@semi921]

Love and respect to my Hungarian brothers. A brave and resilient nation like the Turks. 🇭🇺 🤝 🇹🇷

[@magyarahun8982]

Thank you brother! 🤝

[@westysc3125]

Paloc Hungarians = Cuman

[@mladentomic7249]

Well, they have turkic origin.

[@westysc3125]

Szekely ones

[@ai-kt3hy]

Hungarians are brave people

[@technocraticpolyglot]

If you feel demotivated, always remember: "More was lost at Mohacs".

[@FeZe1997]

@Hungary #1 but won by those who weren't in minority ;)

[@davidbence485]

@Hungary #1 Without Mohács, Trianon probably would not have happened too.

[@sectorgovernor]

@@davidbence485 Slovakia wouldn't exist today, and Romania would be a small state in the Balkan.

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

@Hungary #1 Wrong actually.

[@feha6580]

@Diogenes thehorsefan We won more than you can imagine, probably much more than your country did. At least we fought our battles, instead of getting clapped and still coming out as a winner with gifted territories from the western world, and siding with fascists and commies in the same war like some other spineless country might have done.

[@Knowledgia]

Waited for this Battle!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Hope, it was worth the wait.

[@Knowledgia]

@@KingsandGenerals It was! A very good and informative video man!

[@Pepe060687]

@Hungary #1 you do not have to go down to his level. Nationalist are on the verge of oblivion in Europe.

[@Pepe060687]

@Hungary #1 so becouse there is a 20 years of hate and war now they have to hate each other for the rest of the time?

[@Pepe060687]

How about for the 1000 years before?

[@islamnnuru6920]

basically ottomans won the battle before they missed the prayer time. it was all about praying in time :)

[@mohammedsalem403]

Ironic❤️🌷

[@vibecheck4623]

Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand both sacked Muslims out of the Iberian peninsula

[@Bellasrius]

Vibe Check yeah it took 800 years lol

[@vibecheck4623]

@@Bellasrius 800 years? Where ?

[@topgun1613]

@@vibecheck4623 dont forget the jews as well :)

[@TheCodeSwordfish]

The narration, the shootering glas when the squares loose, the background music and everything I love it so much!!

[@MalayArcher]

As usual, here are several ATW mods we used in this video : - -Medieval Kingdom 1212AD (with custom graphical tweaks by myself). -Aztec's Graphics Enhancement 2015. -Lucifer Hawk's GEMFX . Best wishes, Malay Archer ڤمانه ملايو

[@niessin1483]

بهسا جاوي

[@MalayArcher]

Muhammad Alghiffary Salam serumpun.

[@makswojdyo9040]

Very nice Job Man!

[@anlyuksel2194]

Malay Archer good job! Teşekkürler!

[@armin6067]

great work as usual keep it up bro

[@alparslan4199]

Please make a video about Barbarossa and the battle of preveze.

[@mehmetalisoylu6742]

yapıldı zaten.

[@alparslan4199]

@@mehmetalisoylu6742nerde ?

[@mehmetalisoylu6742]

@@alparslan4199 başka bir kanal yapmış karıştırdım. Aynen henüzbu kanal yapmamış.

[@feelsgoodman9751]

sabirli olun amk geliyo iste hepsini yapicaklar

[@alparslan4199]

@@hunmappertmu3790 Barbarossa kızıl sakal demek kardeşim

[@jollesracing517]

You’re on the same tier as Baz Battles with one of the most interesting historical channels on KZbin, keep up the good work!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@csongidamadavidauguste3616]

Thank you for this one. Despite it being so far back, for Hungarians this historical event is still considered a trauma. Non Hungarians don’t know about it and couldn’t care less. But at least it could explain the attitude of some Hungarians towards the great western friends that weren’t there then, in 1956 or basically any other time…

[@MikeBenko]

The greatest enemy of Medieval Hungary? It's own nobility.

[@kouldbanyone4983]

And France & Germany. Just like today.

[@kouldbanyone4983]

Just like Britain's now. And across the Anglosphere.

[@yashvardhanojha7059]

The nobility had made the greatest empires fall,from Sassanids to Hungary and many more.

[@incosy]

@Alex C It wasn't an empire, true, but his point wasn't about being an empire anyways. Hungary had to beat the mongol invasion twice before the Ottomans, yet it WAS one of the strongest kingdoms during the 15th century, if you'd ever heard the Black Army you'd know it. We were fighting all these invasions, while the French, Germans etc. were measuring their dicks against each other on the west, so it's not a fair comparision tbh. We wouldn't had a problem if our nobles.. ah you can see it in the video anyways.

[@rydernigguh1703]

@Alex C Bullshit!

[@16thdemon]

One thing that's often overlooked about Mohacs are the Hungarian reinforcements that never arrived. Instead of waiting for around 5000-6000 soldiers from Croatia and around 8000-10000 from Transylvania (both led by very experienced generals), the young king decided he had enough men and thus lost miserably.

[@danielgorog2646]

Thanks for pointing this out. Indeed the issue is overooked, and an army of cca. 45.000 soldiers (including some German troops coming from northwest) could have real chance of victory. Although it is still debated in Hungarian historiography if the royal army was in position to delay the battle; as retreating would give the Turks the most densly populated areas, and could have caused more mutinity; and after a certain point the Turkish army was closer to the royal army, than the reinforcements. In my opinion it is the failure of the feudal state that the troops could not been properly collected and arranged.

[@danielgorog2646]

@@januszkowalski5345 Hi, maybe Wien, 1899 were not the most suitable palce and time to discuss Szapolyai's role; anyway with the use of a method callled critical thinking you could have realised, that this one man to blame for all scenario is more of a fiction than reality. The quotation from L. K. has at least to major factional errors. 1. "if he had defeated it" Szapolyai had maximum 10.000 soldiers, absolutely no match for the turkish main army. 2. "nobody could question his rule and control of the country." The Habsburgs and their allies did, no matter Szapolyai's prestige, because the Habsburgs' claim on the country was based on their double marriage treaty to the Jagellonians in 1515. And by discussing his deeds, i hope you know very well, that pre-1526 Hungary had anarchistic tendencies with selfish people mindi too much their own business and too less the county; far more than "one man's ambition". "preferred the role of a Judas, a traitor and bootlicker and servant of the killer and enslaver of his nation" - this is so beutiful, i had to quote. :) This is indeed literature that has little to do with history. Of course Szapolyai wanted to rule a strong and free country. People are not becoming traitors out of the blue. Szapolyai became a turkish ally years after Mohács, when he was defeated by Habesburgs.

[@danielgorog2646]

@@januszkowalski5345 Hi, i shall repeat my words, this Kupelweiser seems to be extremely biased, and you should treat him with more caution, or possibly look for better sources. If he writes about 40.000 soldiers of Szapolyai, when no serious historian thinks more than 10.000 is possible, then this should be a warning sign for you. What you quote from turkish source, might indicate the Sultan's will to recognize Szapolyai as king of Hungary. Anyway this would be in accordance with Hungary's laws. But this is not an evidence on Szapolyai's alleged friendship to Turks. At the mentioned time (early September 1526) Szapolyai did not even know the result of the battle, and was still on the way to join king Louis. Please keep in mind that Szapolyai made his contacts to Turks in 1529 ot late 1528, after being defeated by Habsburg forces and fled to Poland. This is why your question ("Now a question for you, my friend. Can you indiacte me a single country ...") is irrelevant, because being a Turkish vassal was not Szapolyai's intention.

[@danielgorog2646]

@@januszkowalski5345 hi probably last comment for me. I assume the person you regularly quote biased in favor of the Habsburg side, that means anti-Szapolyai bias in this context. Again i suggest to read more balanced sources. 'Why did not Szapolyai attack?' First of all the situation was quite hopeless. Indeed saving his army seemed to be a priority for him, you might judge him for that. But then dont forget to ask, why Christoph Frankopan made only insignificant skirmishes? Why the Czech and Brandenburg troops under margrave Georg retreated without a fight? Why the Habsburgs did not offer any help for Hungary that time, although they claimed the throne? Please use the same measure to judge thes figures. Please keep in mind, that Szapolyai made alliance to the turks later, in 1528-9. His deeds in 1526 and before are not to be judged according to his later orientation (although it is done in pro-Habsburg argumentations). Anyway making treaties with Turks seems to be somewhat necessary. Even the Habsburg king Ferdinand became a turkish vassal in 1533. Is then a subject to all your poetically formulated accusations? "Zaploya had no legitimate claims for the crown" Diet of Rákos, 1505 gave the right of electiong a new king to the diet of nobles, who swore to elect only Hungarians. Szapolyais election was totally legit. We might argue over the primate of election by diet, or succession by treaties, but this is already philosophy, and they were paralelly legit by 1526. Sulieman's influence on creating a new king is insignificat, and obviously enlarged by pro-Habsburgs to blacken Szapolyai. Szapolyai was the obvious candidate without any intrigue from Turks. (Anyway, i wonder how many magnates were present at Pest on the 17th od October, and if they consulted Szapolyai before. Szapolyai reached the battlefield of Mohács somewhen 10-14 September [forgot the exact date]; he could hardly send one message to Pest in that short time) "Only united with the Habsburgs did the Hungarians have a chance to avoid" united with the Habsburgs, we still suffered the Turks for a long time.

[@danielgorog2646]

@@januszkowalski5345 hi, your personal and ahistoric remarks drive me to write another comment. My goal is quite simple: to learn and discuss my homeland's history as accurately as possible. My only bias is that im pro-Hungarian. It might tell a lot about yourself, that you did not even assumed truth-seeking intentions from me. Please note, that im not glorifying Szapolyai, im just trying to free him from unfounded accusations. Sure, he was greedy for power (as were most magnates). Sure he was not a tactical genius comparable to the Hunyadis. Sure his subordinates ridiculed him for his female-like voice. Sadly in your comments i see little effort for truth-seeking, but you are making a scapegoat to blame for all. You were quoting judgements form a 120 year old book, that judgements were disproved even before that time. Again i suggest to read more sources, even the new K&G video on Buda&Eger might reflect, that these struggles were far more complicated, and not one-man shows. For example, you did not comment on the Treaty of Istanbul, 1533, where Ferdinand of Habdsburg accepted turkish suzerainity. If you blame Szapolyai for the same, would you blame the Habsburg? Did Kupfelweiser discuss that point of the treaty? Why not? Please note, that (almost?) all your anti-Szapolyai arguments are valid against the pro-Habsburg side too. I just re-read sultan Suleiman's diary about his occupation of Buda in 1526. Your argument's core was that hungarian nobles announced to Suleiman that now János I is the king. Although the diary is rich in particular events (even tells about the weather!) somehow Suleiman did not mention meeting any Hungarian noble while in Buda-Pest. I still have the impression, that if such encounter happened, it was insignificant on every level. And well, it is quite logical, for someone who wants to rule a country, to try to be independent. This is what Szapolyai tried first, then, as he lost to Habsburgs, he tried the Polish alliance, and when that was rejected, he turned to the Turks. There is absolutely no proof, that Szapolyai wanted to help the Turks pre-Mohács or wanted the Mohács disaster. "he was not interested in victory but in defeat of the king and his court" - as there is no evidence on that, claiming to read someone else's mind from 500 years distance is quite brave. If we are talking about history, and not fairy tales, János Szapolyai had no abilities to foresee king Louis's death. Please consider that in the 1510s and 20s Szapolyai was hunting glory by fighting against Turks. If you ask me, this might have been his personal motive in the Mohács campaign: to win, and take the glory. You probably know, that János Szapolyai was appointed leader of the royal army (as he didnt arrive, his brother substituted him), and wrote letters to king Louis not to engage in battle without him. Calling Nenad Jovan a Hunyadi no. 2 is not even a joke but an offense. First, making a peasant army, and occupying parts of the still-free (non-turkish occupied) country, and creating a new political entity is obviously a rebellion, with some anti-feudal tone. Last time i checked rebellions served to weaken the state, not to strengthen it. And pls correct me, but i do not know about any action Nenad Jovan made against the Turks. Well, we went far, we started to discuss, why the battle of Mohács was lost. Many historians agree that it was not lost on the battlefield. It was lost, because the anarchistic Hungary could not focus its powers on the threat; and most importantly Ottoman Empire was several times bigger in manpower and income. One-man scapegoats are not sufficient to explain these.

[@cumhurbabaoglu2585]

Greetings from Istanbul! I have recently discovered this channel and I like it a lot as a history buff. I will now check out the podcast too. Keep up the good work!

[@militaryorchid7937]

Thank you. The description is precise up to the tiny details. The battle of Mohács was mainly lost because of the poor leadership of the Christian army, the Hungarian Kingdom had not been used to great military campaigns in the past 30 years before Mohács, there had been such a long period of more or less peaceful era with the Ottomans. It is considered irresponsable of the king to enter into battle without seeking and ensuring the possibility of retreat and without waiting for the rest of the troops to arrive. Around 8000 Czech gunmen was marching to the south to meet the Hungarian army (Louis II was also a Czech king) and the Transsylvanian army led by János Zápolya was just crossing the river Tisza 100 miles away at the time of the battle. The young King succumbed to the demand of the Hungarian noblemen to start the battle right away neglecting the advise of the more experienced mercenary leaders in the camp to postpone the battle and retreat until the rest of the troops would have arrived.

[@YEAHBEATSRapInstrumentals]

I just love these kind of videos

[@KingsandGenerals]

Good :-)

[@jonathanchemali]

@@kikireviews3390 Hungarian Dance- No.4 - Johannes Brahms

[@Mattyhollis]

Be sure to check out the podcast on early Ottoman administration, written by yours truly, I'm sure you're Hungary for more.

[@MASTERMIND-mr6er]

The pun is strong with this one.

[@ThinkerYT]

hahahaha

[@RichiEnglish]

Very-very old and worn-out pun. And a tad bit offensive. Hopefully, it will stop in the future. I was about a 4-year-old toddler and even then I thought, 'Well, there is one born every minute'. Now, I am 39. :)

[@ofallmyintention9496]

@@RichiEnglish Get a sense of humor. It's not malicious, and I don't see why it's a huge deal...I certainly wouldn't be offended if you poke fun at Americans...everyone else does.

[@RichiEnglish]

@@ofallmyintention9496 I have got a sense of humour. It is just old as a highway. Get over it. That is all. Time passes. Things GET old, for instance, landline telephones. See? 😂

[@hejnyyy123]

Czech subtitles are already made :) Thank you for this video, it helps me at work a lot ! :)

[@thewariscomingtoatownneary7572]

Come to Islam the truth

[@bluerockss]

@@user-du4ry5nl3h tanrı zaten allahın türkçesi

[@igorkovcin7112]

Never see the videos of such a quality. Really great work. Greetings from Croatia. Big up

[@thepajay]

As a hungarian, and long time channel follower, I appreciate this great review all the more. Indeed, often we do say, even now "more was lost at Mohacs". Thank you.

[@blackgoku2023]

What does it means?

[@thepajay]

@@blackgoku2023 Even when you're struggling with something, or made a bad decision, big or small, it cannot be that bad how it was for the hungarians at the Battle of Mohacs.

[@blackgoku2023]

@@thepajay oh u mean it was disaster in ur history

[@alphadios2003]

Do you say this even when you think about Trianon?

[@thepajay]

@@alphadios2003 i think as a nation we had a lot of losses on our side, times of oppression.. It's just a weird turn of events how this stands out, how hungarians refer to it in general. Personally I do not give much thought to it when I say it, maybe only having a generally hopeful and positive attitude that it can always be better with the right approach.

[@TM-wm7om]

Props for including the saying "More was lost at Mohács." at the end.

[@Gecazad]

Great. I want this Kings and Generals make "The Siege of Vienna" (1529). Please

[@calidone7661]

actually Hungarian cavalry never pushed Rumelia sipahi back. It was a planned maneveur to bring the knights in front of the artillery

[@OkurkaBinLadin]

If you think about it - the numbers alone, the only way Louis could win the battle was to not fight it in the first place. The only scenario when he could win was, that Süleyman would get a stroke.

[@Gillass]

@@OkurkaBinLadin true but thay cant win anyway if the numbers are aqual ottoman battle tactics so strong at the time

[@Gillass]

@@Tovalokodonc ım telling the truth xD

[@davutdilitatl9692]

@@Tovalokodonc Ottomans isn't the best tacticians in their time but their opponents war doctrine and tactics was trash

[@davutdilitatl9692]

@@Tovalokodonc yeah a war doctrine focused on heavy cavaliers and infantries very good especially against an army focused on mobility you Trash head

[@lilsultan9206]

Since 2016 I've been waiting for this video. I haven't watched it yet but I already know it will be worth the 2 years of waiting.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you very much!

[@cleond.kingfire9113]

Suleiman: Alright boys, do NOT burn the cit- Rums: DIEEEEEEE

[@rendiar.mp4]

His army be like : i'm gonna pretend i didn't hear that

[@atahanbeklevic7542]

:D:D

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

@@rendiar.mp4 The Janissary army was formed by training Balkan prisoners. This looting had no connection with the Turks.

[@iskambillordu]

@@_berat.ugur_3089 bruh. Their ancestors was european but they raising with turkish culture and islam

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

@@iskambillordu no. Ottomans were not a genocidal state like Britain and France. everyone lived their own culture and believed in their own religion. ignorant.

[@pedrocrue9458]

Hi, my name is Pedro and I live in Temperley, Argentina, it's a pleasure to be able to access your videos, they are really excellent! Thank you very much for sharing, I congratulate you !, I would like to ask you how I can find the music of this video, again, thank you very much.

[@Willcaballero]

Wow. I recognized Brahms' Hungarian Dance #4 played at the very end of the video. So very appropriate!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 4 - Poco sostenuto - Vivace :)

[@Willcaballero]

Yep. I can play it on my violin. Also, I'm sending you guys an email in a bit about my creative services. :) @@KingsandGenerals

[@nymalous3428]

I do love the Hungarian Dances.

[@bayremdridi5131]

Wow, thanks, I'm a classical music enthusiast and yet i didn't recognize it and was dying to know it. truly thankful for your comment.

[@bayremdridi5131]

nevertheless i can't find the flute version

[@csoki1998]

Thank you for this video! I learn history in Hungary at the university, and our teachers told us the same things as you did, so you researched this topic very well. Everybody should see your great quality videos, they helped me a lot in some other topics. So thank you again! :)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you very much!

[@metalp6366]

Your teachers didn t tell you? In this war 1 macar 10 turks dead. Because in the hungarian documantry tell the same comedy every time.

[@sectorgovernor]

@@metalp6366 We don't say like this. Rather the turkish people like to say, hungarians weren't outnumbered, when in the reality there were at least 60k soldiers in the Ottoman army

[@WaqasAhmed-xd6st]

Are you a Hungarian girl?

[@csoki1998]

@@WaqasAhmed-xd6st I am sorry but no, I am a man :D But there are several girls at the university as well 😁

[@3dkiller]

One of the best channels on KZbin !.

[@bear499]

I actually went to the Mohacs battle memorial and the city of Mohacs itself. The Hungarians deeply honor their King and the Hungarian and allied soldiers who perished in the battle.

[@frederickthegreat1352]

In the video you say that Hungary held Bohemian territory which along with Hungary passed to the Austrians, but thats not quite the case. So just to clear it up, Hungary and Bohemia were in personal union since Vladislaus II of Bohemia also gained Hungarian throne in 1490. However the two kingdoms were separate in all other regards, there was no Bohemian territory held by Hungary or vice versa. When Louis II died, the next heir to both thrones was considered Ferdinand I of Ausria because of his marriage to the daughter of Vladislaus II, so the nobility of both countries elected him the new king. This is also considered the beginning of the Habsburg Monarchy, which would exist in various forms all the way up until 1918.

[@siililiik]

Matthias conquered most of Bohemia in 1479, though Vladislaus could keep the rest after the Treaty of Olmütz. And after 1490, the death of Matthias, he got the Hungarian throne and with it the conquered parts of Bohemia. So it's more complicated by today standards to decide what belonged to who. Feudalism works differently. Though I agree with you that there are serious misunderstandings nowadays how this thing works. Even when Matthias conquered Bohemia it wasn't part of Hungary, he ruled through the title "King of Bohemia". If the same guy hold several titles it won't merge the countries just if he can manage to spread his own title to the other region. Funy but the other similar and pretty common misconception that the Kingdom of Hungary was never part of Austria, just the "Habsburg Empire". Ther was always a border, a Diet of Hungary and it was always ruled through the tiltle "King of Hungary", never e.g. the "Kaiser of Austria". But you can hardly make people see the differences between titles belonging to countries and some medieval guys holding even a long list of titles sometimes whenthey think in nation states and nations conquering each other.

[@frederickthegreat1352]

​@@siililiik The treaty of Olmutz allowed Matthias to keep hold of Moravia and Silesia, however that did not mean they became part of Hungary, those lands were still formally part of the Lands of the Bohemia Crown. Acording to the treaty Matthias was even allowed to stile himself as king of Bohemia, underlining that those lands were not Hungarian. After Matthias died in 1490, Moravia and Silesia were once again in direct possession of the actual king of Bohemia, reseting the status quo to the time before the conquest. So after 1490 there is no reason to speak of Moravia and Silesia as Hungarian land, even if the two kingdoms were in personal union, but I understand it can get a little complicated.

[@siililiik]

@Frederick the Great Exactly, this is what I'm talking about too :) I mean, were Bohemia the same country as Hungary, even under Matthias or Vladislaus? Of course not. But were Austria and Hungary ever the same country 1526-1918? Again, no. Just as Austria and the Netherlands weren't 1714-1795 or Austria and Spain 1519-1521. Or Hungary with Poland 1370-1382? No, just Louis the Great was a lucky dude to have both titles. Or was England the same country as France 1422-1453? It was a personal union, so? Or even a better example, were Denmark and Norway the same country 1524-1814? Have the Kingdom of Norway ceased to exist in the Oldenburg Monarchy, the Dano-Norwegian personal union? It isn't that complicated by itself, just because people like to project their own political realities back to the past. They can't think outside nationstates. Same as some believes the Iron Curtain existed hundreds or even thousands of years ago, I guess there were communist Celts and democratic Gauls back then. Some people can't really adept to the shifting realities of European history. But don't worry, I had to study the Battle of Mohacs and this thing with Bohemia is just one of the many mistakes and inaccuracies here. Starting with why the Black Army was actually disbanded and that 25-30,000 at Mohacs were about the biggest army what an European kingdom could field in that era, same size as armies in the Battle of Pavia or the Siege of Calais. Plus with 50-80 cannons (plus 500 arquebus!) compared to the 20-30 European average by army (and opposite to the 300 Turkish cannons, to demonstrate the unmatched power of the Ottoman Empire), the 3000 top quality heavy knights and the 4000 elit Czech "pike and shot" mercenaries made it about the best what Europe could show off those years. Not a weak army at all. Following with the fact that the reason behind the war of succession between Ferdinand and John Sapolyai wasn't the "shocked nobility" but two different but valid claims based on two different treaties. Half of the Hungarian nobility supported this guy, the rest the other guy. But most importantly that the details of the battle itself were widely different than what was presented in the video. I can give you some details if you're interested, but to just mention some big one, there were two Turkish armies, the Rumelian army led by Ibrahim and the Anatolian army led by Suleiman (what followed the first one long long miles behind) and Ibrahim was already fighting with the Hungarians, his sipahi light cavalry were already routing and his elit janissaries and artillery were already fighing back the charge of the Hungarian right wing when Suleiman even arrived at the battlefield. And there was the charge of the Hungarian heavy cavalry against the Ottoman centre, straight against Suleiman himself what reached his personal bodyguards but couldn't kill him. That was the real turning point of the battle when the Hungarian success broke and the Turks started to win. But even after that there were the Bohemian mercenaries who couldn't run away and set up defensive square formations and killed so many Turks that they had to drew some cannons there to finally kill them (based on contemporary Turkish sources). And so on and on, it was a significantly different battle. Oh and things like, the Turks indeed had no clue that they won the battle because of the whole chaos at the end what already happened at dawn and in the dark. Suleiman made his troops stand in full battle order through the whole night in pouring rain (the cavalry could dismount after midnight but that's all). But the next morning, counting the bodies, they got pretty much certain that they won this one and haven't waited anything more. Suleiman stayed at spot because he was desperately looking for Louis. After his father's death and he started to rule, he had to renew his father's treaty with the Hungarians, his ambassadors were already at Buda since half a year, wasting time on purpose. He wanted to beat Louis in battle then sign a much more favourable treaty (even making him a vassal?) and a way to Vienna. So, when days after the battle he got the news that Louis died without a heir, he got very disappointed that the whole attempt was in vain. The war of succession broke out between Ferdinand and Sapolyai. In this war Suleiman even supported Sapolyai in 1529 by taking Buda from Ferdinand's forces and giving it to Sapolyai. But otherwise ha rather just marched against Vienna. It took more than a decade when it turned out that the war of succession is ending with a stalemate, everybody's keeping what they control, braking the country into a Royal Hungary (Fredinand) and an Eastern Hungarian Kingdom (Sapolyai). That gave the opportunity again to just march against the war-ridden country and took a huge triangle in the middle, up till Buda in 1541. Anyway, I don't want to bore you to death, what I wanted to say that the legal circumstances of the rule over Bohemia is about one of the last things what you should worry about with all of these inaccuracies :) (Btw, if you would be really interested, I think B. Szabo is kind of the most up-to-date expert on the subject nowadays. You can find many Hungarian and English papers at his academia edu site, but here's his brief article from The Oxford Encyclopedia of Medieval Warfare and Military Technology, ed. J. Rogers, 2010 and one more interesting about the military technology of the battle: www.academia.edu/4152622/BATTLE_OF_MOH%C3%81CS_1526_AND_P%C3%81L_TOMORI_HUNGARIAN_CHIEF_COMMANDER_ www.academia.edu/9236694/THE_BATTLE_AT_MOH%C3%81CS_AND_THE_MILITARY_REVOLUTION_1526_1._PART )

[@danielgorog2646]

@@frederickthegreat1352 No, Vladislaus and Louis ruled Moravia, Silesia and Lausitz as kings of Hungary. The Czech part of their realm was expected to pay 400.000 golds for re-annexing mentioned provinces, which they did not. Edit: contemporary reference: Rerum Ungaricarum Decades, 4.9.201-204.

[@krunomrki]

Croatia had the status of kingdom with its own laws and its own Parliament. In January 1527. Croatian noblemen have elected Ferdinand von Habsburg for legitimet king of Croatia. There is even document preserved about this election. Yes, after this there was a war between Ivan (iohannes) Zapolia, who had supporters in kingdom of Slavonia, and Ferdinand von Habsburg who was supported by Croats.

[@Godrip]

Great job as always, putting together the main events and also adding some well built up backstory to see the whole picture. Thanks for putting in the Painting of Székely Bertalan: The founding the body of King Louis II. This painting resembles the not just the death of our polish king but also the death of old Hungary who was left alone again to face a rising empire. For more then 150 years from now on the land of the Hungarian Kingdom run red with blood since it stood with it's castle-fortress system as a buffer zone for the Habsburgs against the Ottoman Empire. Some calculation of our historians suggest that from the late Medieval era population (approx. 3 500 000) to the end of the Ottoman wars, Hungarians and the nations living in the kingdom lost more then 1 million people (war, famine, slave trading etc.)

[@joshuapilling3641]

I find the sheer density of great and memorable leaders at this period fascinating. The Ottomans did have great leaders like Mehmed II and Suleiman I but they could never seem to catch a break, with enemies like John Hunyadi, Skandeberg, the first Safavid Shah and Vlad Dracula.

[@darkking2460]

Vlad Dracula killed innocent people and lived like a coward and died like a coward... he's only a fictional hero in Hollywood movies but a cowardly villain in reality...

[@joshuapilling3641]

@@darkking2460 I never said Vlad was a hero but a prudent ruler and spectacular general he was, if you deny that then you clearly know nothing about him. I also think what stands out about Vlad is not his slaughter of innocents, as that was standard practice for many (though not all) contemporary rulers, but instead the immense brutality of his methods and the sadism with which he appeared to enjoy the suffering he inflicted.

[@ucanfilbaksi]

John Hunyadi çok büyük bir adamdır . Bir Türk olarak kendisini saygıyla anıyorum. Artık otomatik translate olduğu için mesajımı Türkçe yazdım saygılar

[@SpectruMetaL]

Turks always have broken feeling and sadness about fighting against Magyars. Its not about winning or losing. Even they lose, we feel like loser inside. We have total respect to them. We believe brothership with Magyars. I hope we never have to fight again with our brothers. So the Great Khan Attila may rest in peace in his grave. Respect and love Magyar brothers and sisters 🇭🇺🇹🇷

[@SpectruMetaL]

@@revivalist355 Ottomans are Turks but firstly they are Empire. Empires doesnt give a shit about friendship, brotherhood or any good feelings. Empires have different mechanism. Im talking about people. But yes you are kinda right. We shouldnt be stuck in the past.

[@luciferspawnwrath9909]

We don't feel like a loser inside, but we love Hungarians

[@westysc3125]

@@revivalist355 Hungarians are good people and culturally close to Cuman Turkic tribe

[@westysc3125]

were*

[@westysc3125]

@@revivalist355 and they are food towards turks, not hostile. They are not hater, hostile and hateful people unlike most of the others

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

they should make a movie out of this and call it "Last Of The Mohacins."

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

@@Csetnikke that movie would win every award ever created. itd be so awesome theyd even give it some ESPY's and Grammy Awards

[@OkurkaBinLadin]

@@ohioagainsttheworld676 Yeah, they could even lift final battle straight out of Last Samurai. With hungarian knights being gunned down by 15 000 janissaries and 300 cannons.

[@thedoruk6324]

Its the best time when the Kings and Generals Uploads ! Genuinely Very Well done works :)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks :-)

[@thedoruk6324]

@@KingsandGenerals Always ! You're very welcome ! :)

[@tulparska8449]

Attila's Huns vs. Khingila's Huns

[@westysc3125]

Hungarians have Cuman roots too, I wish we didn't fight with them, I'm also a Cuman Turk from Turkey. People think that Turks of Turkey are all from the Oghuz tribe but that's wrong, we Cuman Turks do exist too in Black Sea and Aegean regions. Majority are Oghuz that's why people think so

[@attilathehun2537]

@@3.kademetekme407 Closest descendent of me are Szekelyek.

[@mavikurt9348]

@@attilathehun2537 which is true, Greetings from Ankara/Turkey. Freedom to Székelys sooner or later.

[@xerxen100]

@@3.kademetekme407 Nooooo, Bulgarians are closer XD Actually, Turks from Turkey are the farest relatives to Attilas Huns. Your ancestors was still in Asia, when Attila fight with the Roman empire. You were the opposite side of the Hunnic empire at this time.

[@ik.8093]

This channel is like KZbin version 600-1900 . Love it.

[@eblecus]

great video as always! any plans for an armies and tactics series for the Ottomans? by the way, in Ottoman sources, it is told that Ibrahim's retreat in the beginning of the battle was a planned move (a faint retreat) from the beginning to divide the outnumbered but heavily armoured Hungarian troops into distinct groups and the Ottoman reserves' positions were determined accordingly.

[@danielgorog2646]

It is hard to believe that the first move was a planned retreat, as the battle itself was not planned to happen on that day.

[@eblecus]

@@danielgorog2646 Yes i find it difficult the believe as well for the same reason you mentioned. On the other hand, Ibrahim pasha was a good tactician and popular among the troops and the army at the time was well trained and diciplined. Fake retreats have been a traditional battle tactic troughout Turcic history as well. I think it is kind of impossible to reach a certain conclusion. Just wanted to mention how it is recorded by Ottoman historians anyways.

[@lordyaromir6407]

Nice video! The battle was also very important for Czech history as Louis Jagiellon (as we call him in Czech republic) was also king of Bohemia. Both Kingdom of Bohemia and Kingdom of Hungary were in personal union and the death of Louis and Habsurgs gaining power was beggining of Early Modern era in these two countries. :)

[@proletarbertuhan6689]

Thanks you very much admin Kings and Generals... 😊 You are the great youtuber!!! Success to you from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@nikden5534]

Salam serumpun dari Malaysia. literally 2 years later lol

[@matyaspiller3942]

This video is perfect, there are only a few fun facts to add. 1. Only about half of the Hungarian forces arrived on time. 2. Hungarian leaders present new that Mohács is far from the best place to meet the enemy but internal confict slowed them down. 3. Some of the cannons that caused the most demage to the Hungarian army were actually made by Hungarians and captured by or even sold to the Ottoman army. 4. John Zapolya was considered as a traitor for not being present with his huge army during the battle. In reality, they probably suspected an attack on Transylvania, so they had to wait until they were certain the Ottomans are fully focused on Central Hungary. He was seen as a traitor for almost 300 years. 5. Most of the Hungarian nobility and clerity was present during the battle so almost 2/3 of them are belived to die there. The country basically fell apart. 6. Suleyman died on Hungarian soil during the siege of Szigetvár. They won the battle after his death with the last few hundred Hungarian defenders opening the gates and blowing a strike one last time, losing their lives rather in battle than surrendering. We still have a huge memorial called the Tomb of Suleyman honoring him there. We also have a memorial for the defenders naturally, but the sultan deserved a tomb there even if he basically doomed the country. 7. Commonly mentioned fact but we really do have a phrase "more have been lost at Mohács" meaning two things: First, that anything bad happens, we've had it worse and second, that we not only lost one battle but almost everything for the next centuries.

[@Monkey_SK]

Enjoyed the little rewind section in the middle to setup the discontent in the Hungarian forces, very helpful info.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks for watching!

[@berkerakt1814]

Please start a series on the Turkic Khaganate

[@KingsandGenerals]

Will consider!

[@pauldumitrescu1955]

I like very much your videos. I am specialised in history! Well done. Why don't you make one about the siege of Wien? 1683 I am a fan. Good, good!

[@musanamomo5658]

I'm like literally obsessed with this channel

[@KingsandGenerals]

Good :-)

[@sidnjal12223]

I am from India and these videos really add more to the knowledge bank of European and middle East history . Bug support from me for all of your works and efforts you put into it . Wish you guys can work on Mughals and Mauryan empire one day .

[@B0lld]

When Selim The Stern died Pope said “The Lion is dead The Sheep is on the throne” but there was a bigger problem because “Sheep” was Suleiman The Magnificent

[@emirhansimsir6378]

selim was better than suleiman

[@fuop8718]

not true selim focused his wars on the mamluks and Safavids of the mideast, both of which were in a poor state at the time. While Suleiman defeated the Habsburgs on Land and the Spanish and Italians at sea

[@ismailmolla6112]

@@fuop8718 Selim Han Endülüs üzerinden avrupayı feth etmek istiyordu. Ömrü yetmedi

[@Z4r4kiKenpachi]

Selim was a bigger problem then Suleiman.He was more ambitious and cruel.

[@Neilsfury]

Amazing video, really helped me in my history project.

[@greywolf910]

I am Azerbaijani Turkish and proud of the Ottoman Empire.

[@antonistheodoridis3848]

no one gives a fuck bitch

[@sumitsingh7835]

Ottomon empire was fucked by Western powers it was a long time ago .

[@Afterburnermax2]

@@antonistheodoridis3848 butthurt much?

[@camel348]

But Britain came and said Bye Bye to the asian Powers. Oh Britain always changing the world.

[@syedhussain5852]

@@sumitsingh7835 And the Rajputs , Marathas and Hindu Kings were all fucked by The Khilji's, Mongols, Mughals and many more Muslim Empire...

[@darknation6174]

The whole situation in europe and especially the ottoman empire reminds me so much about the nilfgaard empire in the witcher 3.

[@rayolivera4772]

Brazilian Fan here! Your channel is amazing and i love your work!Hugs from Brazil!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you, Ray

[@rayolivera4772]

@@artoruvidal2793 Thats true Bro😫

[@BroFranco700]

I love your content,,, full of historical knowledge... Increasing my knowledge.

[@HamzaYetik]

*magnificent storytelling :D*

[@vascof.goncalves5985]

Yet another fantastic video, you always deliver. Thank you!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks for watching!

[@Hy-jg8ow]

Beautifully done, however you could have mentioned that Zapolya was en route with another army of circa 20 thousand, but did not arrive in time - willingly or unwillingly - either the core army did not wait for them or Z. boycotted the king. Its an interesting factoid reflecting even more on the fractured loyalties of the kingdom at that stage.

[@doraorak]

''süleyman could not believe he had destroyed the entire hungarian army so quickly;he had expected more out of a kingdom that was once a formidable and powerful foe'' LMAOOOOOO

[@benedeknagy8497]

Truth to be told, he was right. He did not destroy the whole army. Zápolya witheld the reinforcement (another 25.000 men total), so only half of the hungarian forces fought at Mohács. And later Zapolya could became the vassal king of eastern hungary under Suliman as a reward.

[@muratgulsen7250]

Reis Macarlar zaten Türkler için hep değerli bir düşman oldu Osmanlı askerleri Macalar ile savaşırken zevk alırmış hatta

[@jekesan4221]

@@benedeknagy8497 Then why they didn't came to help?

[@benedeknagy8497]

@@jekesan4221 It was treason. The commander of the reinforcement wanted to take the throne, so he simply let the king and most of the nobility die in the battle. Suliam rewarded the commander by acknowledging him as the new king under the Sultan rule.

[@matthewjohnathanwarburton8342]

LOL! Reminds me of Hitler invading the USSR. During the opening of Barbarossa, the Germans did so well, he personally thought: "Wait, Wait?! It's too easy! Stalin is planning some secret move. There's no way we can be doing this well"...

[@EASYTIGER10]

I wish this channel was around when I was doing my GCSE History :)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Well, hopefully, we will help someone else :-)

[@accaeffe8032]

It's like using Sparknotes.

[@chriswanger284]

@@KingsandGenerals Hungary was not occupied until 1541. Therefore the map is utterly wrong. It was a capital mistake. And you forget to mention that the Transylvanian army under Zapolya and Croatian army has not arrived to the battlefield of Mohács.

[@ahmedmehmood8462]

Hope this channel grows rapidly you guys do some amazing work. 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you!

[@NYCfrankie]

Another great video from one of the best channels on KZbin

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@Ventliane]

great work you have done....but still, no mention of Zapolya refusing on purpose to arrive in time with the army of Transylvania. He stopped the march several kilometres away waiting for the result of the battle. HIS were the forces Soliman was expecting to arrive, which never happened. But he kept the army of Transylvania intact and retreated in order only to use it to make himself the king with the blessing of Soliman!

[@erduruylmaz7269]

The relationship between Francis and Suleiman the Magnificent has been misunderstood. After Francis was captured by the Habsburg dynasty, he was sent to Madrid and imprisoned there. While there, he communicated with Suleiman the Magnificent through his mother and accepted his greatness and superiority and asked for help. Suleiman the Magnificent also sent a letter to the Habsburg dynasty and said, "If Francis is not released, I will attack Germany." On top of that, Francis was released. The letter of reply given by Suleiman the Magnificent to the letter of the French king Francis, who asked for his help, has still survived to the present day. At the beginning of the letter, Suleiman the Magnificent praised himself and what a great emperor he was, in a very long paragraph and using many titles. Later, he despised Francis by saying, "You are only the king of the French county, Francis." Sorry for my English, I used Google Translate.

[@affandi99]

Aceh War versus Netherlands, Kings & Generals ! We're waiting for some battles at Asia especially South East Asia.

[@KingsandGenerals]

We will consider it!

[@affandi99]

@@KingsandGenerals thanks !

[@MatPost]

Aceh's Conquest on Malay Penisula will be great as well. Especially their attempt in taking the Fortaleza de Malacca from the Portuguese.

[@ardiharyadi5020]

What about the triangular war between aceh, johor, and portuguese? It is one of the most influental war in the region

[@fadhilsyahril5037]

@@KingsandGenerals oh man i will waiting for this

[@moota0009]

Great Ottoman Empire. The afternoon prayer is called Asr prayer

[@jhutfre4855]

Next time you attack hungarians during tee time.

[@hasanahmad1599]

@@jhutfre4855 or saturday night after Disco night at weekend when men are busy whith women....😃and they are tired and want to sleep

[@rustemzholdybalin6210]

or Ikindi

[@nobodyisperfect5508]

Everyone talks about Suleiman's wisdom and ability ! no one talks about how Hungarians lost due to their ego centric behaviors and lack of disciplines. easy victory turn into a graveyard. Great video as always

[@nobodyisperfect5508]

@The Unbeatable oh well above is not a biased comment I do study European history and I am Asian ,considering the facts it is prudent that Hungarians were at an advantage during battle of Mohacs, and I completely disagree with your term "unbeatable" no glorious Army was invincible during this era it's just too good to be truth if they were unbeatable further example Mongols were considered to be the most fatal and unbeatable army but Mamalukes proved it wrong and Keivan RUS did the same. Easy victories turned in to disasters. You need to learn history if you're to argue. Finally history is history if you take that personal then there no one stupid as you're in this world.

[@nobodyisperfect5508]

@The Unbeatable And you certainly had to write two comments just to prove that I am triggered , LOL I'm always triggered aren't we all? But this is about history and now it's evident that you're Turkish and you take historical events very personally. i do apologies for hurting your feelings unintentionally. Victory is yours Ottomans were unbeatable , Period! Ciao 🙏

[@kkkkk9815]

Not ego it’s called being outnumbered it’s hard to win with 2 times less people who still won battles like bread field

[@old_account189]

If wisdom is having 2x the manpower and guns, yea... he was wise.

[@uzeserkan]

Hungarians are brave and honorable people. As a Turk i will always be respected.

[@ribaryzs70]

🇹🇷🇭🇺

[@francek3892]

Don't forget us🇭🇷 we fought with 🇭🇺 side by side

[@uzeserkan]

@@francek3892 absolutly bro :)

[@fielasta3211]

Thanks Lot for this good work!The result of this war was the main reason that no one dared to fight against main Ottoman Army in battlefield next 70 years. Hungarians were trapped. Right wing was provoked by Rumelian cavalry and fake retreat to the support lines. Central Azabs pulled the Hungarian central to the cannons and Janissaries. Ottoman right wing kept busy Hungarian left wing. Please , do not underestimate the intelligence of Grand Vizier and the commander of Rumelian cavalry.

[@oblamovadvanced5956]

Actually this strategy doesn't belong grand vizier himself. It was an old turkish war strategy as turks address as "Turan taktiği"

[@fielasta3211]

@@oblamovadvanced5956 You are wrong!! In this war there was no Turan Tactic. All Europe had already learned this tactic before this battle , because of the fake retreat of Ottoman leftwing , Hungarian Army did not suspect a new plan, and then attacked full power in little time!!!

[@oblamovadvanced5956]

@@fielasta3211 fake retreat is the tactic itself. What am I missing?

[@fielasta3211]

Oblamov Advanced Turan tactic contains fake retreat of center power, not wings.Also, Asian (especially Turks) used this tactic but in history, first and successful this kind of plan organized by Hannibal at Cannae!

[@Ajtonyvezer1]

And was part of this fake tactics to put the Sultan himself in danger? :)

[@MrRostit]

There is a similar saying in Spanish "Más se perdió en Cuba" reflecting the huge simbolic loss of Spain's last remenant of an empire.

[@sectorgovernor]

Finally someone added a hungarian subtitle. Thanks.

[@KingsandGenerals]

We are grateful to our fans, who do that. :-)

[@sectorgovernor]

@@KingsandGenerals :)

[@sectorgovernor]

@@KingsandGenerals If you do different videos about eurasian nomads, there will be a video about Hungarian Invasions too?

[@KingsandGenerals]

@@sectorgovernor Yep

[@sectorgovernor]

@@KingsandGenerals Thanks :)

[@alisaleh1000]

Win and lose, this is life Thanks for this video

[@pencilmate7480]

The Europeans did not learn anything obviously from the defeats of Nicopolis 1396, Varna 1448 and Kosovo 1448. The nomadic war tactics used by the Turks always went well against enemies who moved too fast to attack.

[@okosbarkl7809]

No, Ottoman tactics worked only in numerical superiority.

[@koraybacanl5811]

Turkish tactics allways have surprise factor against europeans. Cause european war culture says central forces are the main part of an army. Btw wings are the most important and powerfull parts for the turks.

[@muradmemmedzade7360]

The tactic you say is Turan's tactics. In the third century BC, this tactic was used by Huns of the Turks against China and dropped huge blows to China.

[@koraybacanl5811]

Turan just one of them

[@muradmemmedzade7360]

@@koraybacanl5811 Exactly.

[@wolfang258]

Very much admire the work you have done so far

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you!

[@ShahzamanKhanQureshi]

What software do you use those 3D army marches and battles? Great videos mate!

[@RandomDude-bo1lg]

Looking forward to the next episode

[@fakechloe207]

OMG I've been waiting for this for so looooong 😍😍😍

[@KingsandGenerals]

Hell yeah, we are finally getting to the most interesting part of the Ottoman series!

[@musakhan3419]

Love these vids! Also make one about the siege of vienna( szigetvar)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you!

[@giorgijioshvili9713]

@@m.a.o3273 why

[@vknlogcyrpt7386]

Oddly enough, the war was shorter than this video, may the souls of Sultan Suleiman and all my great ancestors rest in peace. our footsteps will one day echo in your lands•

[@fuckryou]

This war took place after 6th reigning year of the Magnificent Sultan Suleyman. After the Ottoman Empire border west Rumelia to Belgrade. In particular, the capture of Belgrade which was a major blow to the Hungarian Kingdom could not be taken even though it was surrounded twice in 1440 and 1456. 1521 The Ottoman took Belgrade which was the Hungarians border. The Hungarians, as the pioneer of the Catholic world, had to face the Ottomans but came out with heavy defeat from the war which lasted only 2 hours. The shorted decisive win for the Ottomans. The beginning that prepared the end of the Hungarian Kingdom. The reason for the war was actually because of the Holy Roman German Emperor Karl V. defeated the king of France I. Francois lost the war and got arrested. Francois mother sent message to Sultan Suleyman and asked for help to resque her son Francois. Kanuni Sultan of course never says no to a woman. When Francois I was defeated in Pavia by losing to Karl V. Kanuni decided to break the power of V. Karl; He decided to open a war against the Hungarian Kingdom, along its allies the Wallachia and Wallachia Voivodeships.