Prince Eugene's baptism of fire ⚔️ The Great Siege of Buda, 1686 ⚔️ Part 1

[@HistoryMarche]

🚩 Sign up on HistoryHit and get 50% off your first 3 months by using the code HISTORYMARCHE access.historyhit.com/checkout/subscribe/purchase?code=historymarche&plan=monthly 🚩 The Second Turkish Siege of Vienna in 1683 was followed by a Habsburg offensive, during which Prince Eugene of Savoy became its foremost luminary. The siege of Buda in 1686 was fought between the Holy League and the Ottoman Empire, ending almost 150 years of Turkish rule. Although Eugene played a minor role in the siege, it was during these early encounters of the Long Turkish War that he made a name for himself and rose through the ranks.

[@emmanuelfernandez04]

Will you cover his victory at Zenta (1697) in the future?

[@1987MartinT]

Oh please let this be the start of a series about Eugene! He really doesn't get enough recognition.

[@emmanuelfernandez04]

@@1987MartinT I saw the “to be continued” sign at the end of the video and meaning that part 2 will come out soon

[@1987MartinT]

@@emmanuelfernandez04 YES!!! Haha!

[@anasanas-ky5qm]

Please battle of zenta

[@resileaf9501]

The editing was very intense for this video. It really felt like a chaotic, brutal siege. Very well done!

[@HistoryMarche]

Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@catthegreat4977]

@@HistoryMarche name of songs?

[@bobmiller7502]

@Mogambo , the Spiteful dont be spiteful brother it is what it is enjoy

[@LordVader1094]

@@bobmiller7502 No. Wtf do you mean "spiteful"? It's not spite to oppose bias historical presentation.

[@resileaf9501]

@@HistoryMarche Oh yeah, I know! I'm already subbed to them. :D

[@patrickb1303]

Love how we gloss over his brother choosing marrying a peasant girl over possibly being king. That’s a romance story right there haha.

[@RicegumNeverBrokeAgain]

I wish they make a movie on this

[@MrBuddhaa420]

That's what I was thinking lmao definitely want the details on that

[@enriib4820]

Finally Prince Eugene gets the respect he deserves 🎊, a strategic genius and one of the most brilliant military leaders of all time, one of the most underrated commanders of all time.

[@BladexXShadow]

@jaffer raza salty muslim lol

[@enriib4820]

@jaffer raza “Luck is what happens when opportunity meets preparation” Seneca. There is always an element of luck involved but great leaders are prepared to seize the moment. But good try.

[@enriib4820]

@jaffer raza First of all Prince Eugene was not in charge of this campaign, the siege of Buda might have been a Phyrric victory but at The Battle of Petrovaradin he crushed the Ottomans up to 100, 000 lost their lives. He did this with about 80,000 troops against the 160,000 Ottoman forces. So you trying to undermine Prince Eugene’s battlefield accomplishment is just a futile endeavor to salvage your wounded pride because you’re obviously an Ottoman fan boy. Whether you like it or not the facts are the facts so just stop being so salty about it and recognize the tremendous ability of Prince Eugene. Can’t wait to hear your next excuse.

[@waylonkao8924]

Turenne is the most underrated commander in history. Napoleon considered him as the greatest commander in Modern history

[@juancarlosdegoya2757]

Cry baby

[@ati847]

There is a memorial for Abdi Pasha in Buda castle, roughly in the area where he died. The epigraph was written in three languages, Old Turkish, Moder Turkish, and Hungarian. It roughly reads: „The last governor of the 145 years of subjection of Buda, vizier Abdurrahmán Abdi Arnaut pasha died around this area on the afternoon of the second day of September 1686 in his 70th year of his life. He was a heroic foe, my be rest in peace

[@mercedesbenz6127]

where are u from

[@SayedMuhammadAlSharif]

Thanks for sharing that info. Never heard about it before.

[@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT]

kaboom

[@ati847]

@@mercedesbenz6127 I’m from Hungary.

[@ati847]

@@joeroganstrtshots881 The memorial was made by a Hunagian family in 1932 whose ancestor a soldier called Győző Szabó who was part of Charles V of Lorraine’s army died at the same place during the siege. (I don’t know how did they know these details 246 years later). As far as I know, nowadays the monument is taken care by the state of Hungary and it is a symbol of peace between the nations. But I’m not so sure about that.

An interesting fact of this siege is the participation of the Spanish troops of Charles II of Spain (Spanish Habsburgs), who despite not participating directly with the Kingdom and not being mentioned because it is spoken of in a general way, sent several regiments of volunteers (approximately 12,000 men) to the fight under the command of Manuel Lopez de Zuñiga, Duke of Béjar, who died on the spot, although his troops played such an important role during the reconquest of the city that a memorial can now be seen in the section of the wall that was captured by 100 or 300 of these volunteers. Also a correction that I wanted to make is that the Territory of Belgium is not marked on the Map as part of the Hispanic Monarchy, which remained as part of the kingdom until the War of Spanish Succession. On the other hand, since you are talking about the second half of the 17th century, I would like you to comment on a battle from the "Franco-Dutch war" that occurred between 1672 and 1678, perhaps the Battle of Saint-Denis, as it was a battle in which a great coalition of nations tried to stop the spectacular war machine of Louis XIV, it was indecisive, but it is an interesting confrontation that would serve as an example to show the difficulty that existed when facing the French army and why characters like Eugene of Savoy stood out both after successfully facing them.

[@wolfgangkranek376]

Spaniards also helped to defend Vienna at the first Ottoman siege in 1529. Luis de Ávalos maistre de Campo, Juan de Salinas, Jaime García de Guzmán, Jorge Manrique, Cristóbal de Aranda, Melchior de Villarnell and Jan de Agnilera. They commanded a group of 700 to 800 Spanish soldiers of which only about 250 survived. They were sent as support by María de Hungría (nacida como María de Habsburgo o bien María de Austria).

[@egillskallagrimson5879]

That story deserves a trip to Hungary just to see that memorial. No hay tierra que no haya conocido nuestra sangre en defensa de la fe.

@@egillskallagrimson5879 si, de hecho tanto en Wikipedia, como en Google puedes ver fotos de ese memorial, yo me enteré por un videos de KZbin de un canal de viajes de dos españoles y luego quede fascinado por la historia al leerla. Generalmente se ignora el reinado de Carlos II por sus problemas de salud, pero lo cierto es que en su tiempo vivieron los hombres más valientes del Imperio Hispánico, ya que a pesar de las derrotas, lograron mantener la Integridad territorial intacta, solo perdieron parte de Bélgica, el Franco Condado y unos pequeños territorios más. Fueron los Borbones los que perdieron la hegemonía territorial en Europa (más por culpa de las ambiciones de Luis XIV, que por Felipe V), no obstante el Rey Felipe logró recuperar el respeto del ejército español, reconquistando territorios como Sicilia, Napoles (para una rama menor de la familia) y me parece que Menorca también.

[@DustinBarlow8P]

​@@wolfgangkranek376 Nobody going to mention the Legendary Spanish Tercios?

[@wolfgangkranek376]

@@DustinBarlow8P Excellent. Though I don't know if they used this kind of formation when defending a fortified city. It's really more useful in an open field battle. Maybe some elements of it as a line defense or during a limited counteroffensive.

[@Cba409]

When Napoleon himself considers him as one of top 3 commanders of all time, you know there is more to this man than meets the eye.

[@erikjrn4080]

You haven't really earned Nappy's approval, unless he compliments your omelet. Still, true enough, even a more general acknowledgement from the great chef is worth taking note of.

[@waylonkao8924]

Napoleon himself thinked Turenne was the greatest commander in Modern history

[@Cba409]

@eqw alle downplayed* avoided* accomplishments* being the most* its obvious that* pety* of the past* Hope you can learn English as well as Wellington learned French.

[@sometingwong2733]

@@Cba409 that's all you can do, correcting people's grammar? that's no different than agreeing with what they said😃

[@Cba409]

@@sometingwong2733 sock deek

[@Kestrel-777]

Yes! Eugene has little written about him (and almost no youtube videos) compared to the other great generals of history. It's nice to finally see one of the larger history channels pick up on it.

[@alexeptop]

Michael the Brave was better

[@timlamiam]

like Wagner or Sparta, the Nazis' admiration of him did him no favours in the writing of modern history lol

[@Kestrel-777]

@@alexeptop Found the Romanian

[@zededs23]

@Emil Fontanot Eugene was definitely better than Michael the brave but saying Michael was nothing special is disrespectful

[@zededs23]

@Emil Fontanot it is certainly not the truth he was a very good commander I certainly wouldn't put him anywhere the best commanders In European history probably not even the top 30 but I would say perhaps top 50

[@jamesstramer5186]

One of my favourite generals! Glad to see his campaigns being covered. House of History covered Frederick's campaigns brilliantly! Love this collab.

[@Jason-gg4lm]

I love the videos of battles where the Ottomans lose 😁

[@alenkadric635]

@@Jason-gg4lm Pity you have such a few of them. It's usualy the other way around 😉

[@alenkadric635]

The genocidal freak of Frederick nothing to be liked in terms of him!

[@enricomanno8434]

@@Jason-gg4lm Me too

[@Jason-gg4lm]

@@alenkadric635 ahhhhhh I see what you did there 🤣

[@sourweed9818]

On the tombstone/monument of Abdi Pasha in Budapest, the inscription in Hungarian reads "A 145 éves török hódoltság utolsó budai helytartója vezir Abdurrahmán Abdi Arnaut pasa e hely közelében esett el 1686 nyárutó hava 2 napján délután életének 70-ik évében. Hős ellenfél volt békesség vele!” which means " Abdurrahman Abdi Arnavut Pasha, the last governor of Buda of 145 years of Turkish rule, died near this place in the afternoon of September 2, 1686, in the 70th year of his life. He was a heroic enemy, peace be with him!".

[@barryirlandi4217]

Respect

[@attilatasciko4817]

Thats the ironic slogan = dead person -> " only good , or nothing " = halottról csak a jót , vagy semmit " . Stb...

[@Eren-gm6gq]

Arnaut is meaning albanian in turkish.

[@danielgreen6302]

Only People Completely Detached From That Event, physically or mentally, could emboss that on a stone. There is no noble honorable enemy or war. Just Untold immeasurable pain, destroyed flesh and devastated land with countless screams. People need to get a grip onto their humanity and finally recognise what psychosis is, in reality. That is really upside down and backwards... it's alright though. Forget all the massive 10s of thousands who have suffered. The battle was really captivating. Freaking Evil Man.🖤

[@infernoschmidt3]

One of the most underrated generals of history

[@scottbauer5674]

@ 13:00 Anyone else catch the irony of Tartars falling for a feigned retreat?

[@benedeknagy8497]

The european clothes and armor of the Hungarian light cavalry in the vanguard might fooled the Tatars into beliving that they are up against european style warfare, and the retreat is genuine.

[@northumbriabushcraft1208]

Prinz Eugen. A legendary commander, one I didn't know enough about. I know a lot about the WW2 heavy cruiser named after him - a legendary lucky ship with an amazing reputation. A fitting name for an awesome ship as she overcame the odds just like her namesake.

[@USAR8888]

Love to see Eugene get some much needed recognition! He is criminally overlooked and relatively forgotten. Would love to see a movie on him or even a decent book, sadly there are too few.

[@kaungkhantaye6318]

Prince Eugene the patron of art..native Italian, grew up in France court and finally served hasbarg Austria, a warrior prince who never married and have great hatred towards the sun king 🌞👑 Louise XIV and lifelong friend of Duke of Marlborough.. ancestor of Winston Churchill.

[@benbhogal4551]

YES! Finally a channel is doing a detailed series on Eugene of Savoy, thank you History Marche and House of History!

[@mohit13reddy]

Excellent content as always, I was waiting for Prince Eugene's accomplishments to be covered for a long time.

[@FieldMarshalYT]

It puts a smile on me to see more of this man's story get told.

[@Jason-gg4lm]

I'm just glad the Ottomans lost 🤣

[@goldenadmiral2912]

@@Jason-gg4lm based

[@goldenadmiral2912]

hi marshal

[@Jason-gg4lm]

@@goldenadmiral2912 who's on first?

[@FieldMarshalYT]

@@goldenadmiral2912 Sup gamer

[@TheAustrianAnimations87]

Ah, I've been waiting long for an Eugene of Savoy video, our best commander in history! Thanks for uploading and great video as always! Can't wait for you to do Eugene's greatest military masterpiece - the battle of Zenta!

[@adamjunior54]

The episode is about Eugene, but all the heroic lights were taken by Abdi Pasha ❤

[@duxae1617]

Hell yes, finally a documentary on this underrated legend!

[@Muguratiu]

I leaped of joy seeing History Marche starting a series of Eugene of Savoy! Go, go, go! I can not wait.

[@divifilius2357]

Oh you guys are brilliant for this one. Eugene is not covered as much as Napoleon or Frederick, but his displays of genius could equal them easily.

[@KHK001]

Amazing work! looking forward to 2nd part

[@HistoryMarche]

Part 2 coming in a few weeks! Thanks so much KHK. It's a pleasure to see old subscribers still actively supporting the channel! Cheers dude!

[@pandoisboss5833]

So awesome! More of prince Eugene!

[@HistoryMarche]

More to come in Episode 2. Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@richardbradley2335]

Baron Munchhausen comes to mind !...what great period of history...well told.

[@ruttiger500]

One of my favorite commanders during this era. Thank you for the video !

[@Boatswain_Tam]

A much needed series on one of the best generals of his age. Can't wait for the next episode.

[@thekinginyellow1744]

John Churchill was fortunate to have Prinz Eugen as an ally, and Eugene of Savoy was fortunate to have the Duke of Marlborough as an ally. that two such able commanders were alive at the same time in history is amazing.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

The fact that the Holy League had military genius commanders like Eugene caused the Ottomans to be defeated. He was one of the greatest military commanders in European history.

[@flasoyunda6166]

It was unfortunate for the Ottomans since they basically ran out of god-tier Köprülü Grand Viziers. If there was a great Köprülü to oppose Eugene, This war would have turned out less disasterous and much more bloody. This period is one of Ottoman Commanders and their incompetence. It is a century after Mezo-Keresztes and Kanije, but a century before Acre and almost 2 centuries before Plevne. The good Köprülüs were dead, and until Murad IV no Sultan could actually "rule" the country same way Suleiman or Mehmed or Selim did. This is just the "Era of Ottoman Retards". There were still Köprülüs and great commanders, but there were no more Gods on the battlefield, much like the "Century of Humiliation" in China.

[@nenenindonu]

Yet eurocentrists prefer to focus on ultimately defeated personalities like Vlad the Impaler and dont even know about Eugene Savoy 😅

[@HannibalBarca137]

I can agree that Eugene was a great general but I wished the Habsburgs were killed just they betrayed Michal the brave angered me to death

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

@Le Austrian painter The Ottomans crushed their vassal Habsurgs in Hungary 3 times - in the Long Turkish War ,1663-1664 war and in the Ottoman-German war of 1735-1739, a total of 6 times. Austria, on the other hand, was able to win only 2 victories against the Ottomans.LOOOL

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

eugene was a joke, he never a military genius

[@ferrjuan]

About damn time I have been waiting for a video on Prince Eugene of Savoy for ages! Glad my wait is finally over!

[@petertodorov1792]

I can't wait for the Battles of Petrovaradin and Zenta

[@emisat8970]

The narration, the music and the map all together has me so pumped to hear more.

[@drewfranko3352]

Honestly how you set up the series in the intro was top tier.... "Hey you guys wanna know about this bad ass??? Watch us " I like this kinda format cus sometime I do just watch the whole series at once or the all parts version you share(also thank you for that )

[@HistoryMarche]

Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@drewfranko3352]

Already liked and subbed to the channel lol

[@ComboMuster]

As always outstanding presentation and editing. It felt like I was taking part in the battle!

[@MauriceTarantulas]

Abdi Pasha was 70? Wow. Those Turks put up one hell of a fight. Great vid. Peace now with our Turkish brothers💪

[@ObiJohnKenobi67]

He was Albanian

[@MauriceTarantulas]

@@ObiJohnKenobi67 Never said he was Turkish.

[@ivanvidojevic2461]

Most of the defenders were probably balkan origin

[@Can-vl8sl]

@@ivanvidojevic2461 And they probably spoke Turkish and fought for the Ottomans.

[@seaofibrox]

There is an insgnificant inaccuracy: the video swapped the northern and southern locations. Actually the palace complex was (and still is) on the southern third of the Buda old town, and the "town" itself with its streets and houses are in northern part. So the last pasha of Buda more likely fell in the north. His symbolic grave can also be found on the northern wall, at he Anjou bastion. Right now I am writing these sentences in my home in the Pasarét neighborhood of Buda, and "Pasarét" literally means "Pasha's Meadows" and it was named in the honor of the last pasha of Buda :)

[@id3774]

Thanks, man. I'm doing a bio on him and will use that. If there is anything else you think matters, please let me know. thank you!

[@USAR8888]

Oh I am on the edge of my seat after this one ready for more Prince Eugene videos! Please do the Battle of Zenta, please! Probably the most lopsided engagement ever partaken between the Ottomans and Europeans.

[@HistoryMarche]

Thanks a for watching. Zenta will definitely be covered, probably in episode 3 or 4

[@TheAustrianAnimations87]

@@HistoryMarche Oh really? Great!

[@zetectic7968]

Bloody sieges! Not familiar with this period of history & Prince Eugene, so looking forward to further episodes. Thanks for your effort & the quality of the videos.

[@michaelsmagalaiii6400]

Recently, I actually read Prince Eugene's autobiography. I think I'm keeping good pace with these KZbinrs

[@hanifitasova519]

I knew this important siege which was real the turning point in history in central Europe. Only HistoryMarche made a video about this siege as far as I know. Your are awesome guys!!!!!!

[@LeicaFleury]

Excellent video! The 1683 siege of Vienna is worth a video in its own right, in my opinion! Will you consider making one?

[@Mehdinachky]

Respect to all the brave souls that died this day

[@beckhaleen8804]

Great video !!! 😎 i can't wait for more of prince Eugene.

[@terryhughes7349]

So glad you are doing this guy the story is fascinating.

[@TheStrategos392]

Is this Prince Eugene of Savoy? If it is, the man was an underrated military genius. Would not mind seeing videos of his counterpart, John Churchill, the Duke of Marlboro.

[@TheWedabest]

yes it is.

[@genericcommenter1267]

You mean Marlborough?

[@TheStrategos392]

@@genericcommenter1267 Yes, my mistake.

[@seanmac1793]

A War of the Spanish succession would be great but they already have a massive project on the burner so probably not yet

[@commando4481]

@@TheStrategos392 2 excellent commanders its a shame that John Churchill was removed from command despite being undefeated.

[@BuckHunterBo]

This has honestly gotta be my favorite KZbin channel

[@turkcukayi]

Wow, what an epic siege. I have never studied the war in such detail. My ancestors and the Habsburg coalition fought many epic battles in Europe over the centuries. Also, speaking of Eugene, it is impossible not to mention the Battle of Salankamen, which will take place 5 years after this war. And there is an important point in this war that many overlook. In the Battle of Salankamen, just as the Ottomans were about to defeat the Habsburgs and destroy Eugene's charisma, Grand Vizier Köprülü Fazıl Mustafa Pasha, who commanded the Ottoman army, was shot in the head and died instantly on the battlefield. Seeing this, the morale of the Ottoman army deteriorated and the army began to disintegrate. At this point luck was on Eugene's side. History is full of such breaking moments.

[@nemo0036]

Odd. I just looked up the battle of Slankamen, and Eugen was not the commander in it. It was Ludwig Wilhelm, Margrave of Baden-Baden. That being said, it seems he was also a well-regarded commander and a contemporary of Eugen.

[@dyrammeyn]

Really amazing video about Eugene of savoy! Great job

[@anasioannis566]

Another great video!!I would be glad if i was taught history in school like this way...

[@TheWedabest]

very happy to finally have prince eugene of savoy!

[@fuferito]

Fact. Prince Eugene of Savoy's name has been used to name four different combat vessels, of four different nations (nations often hostile to each other); namely, Austria-Hungary, Great Britain, Italy, and Germany.

[@mehmetemineraslan5948]

Büyük saygılarla Paşam, savaşma azminle hayran bıraktın

[@14Misantrop88]

I was still reading about the 1717 Siege of Belgrade when this notification popped up.

[@TheAustrianAnimations87]

Nice.

[@hamarta1006]

Series about a lesser known general is a great idea! Keep it up!

[@denorjigalaxen9230]

Do a second sige of vienna, it would be incredible

[@shahedamere6976]

WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED

[@denorjigalaxen9230]

@@shahedamere6976 comming down the mountainslide

[@TheAustrianAnimations87]

There are already enough videos about that siege.

[@denorjigalaxen9230]

@@TheAustrianAnimations87 but not in this incredible art style

[@aether3697]

I clicked to learn about an underrated commander, ended up appreciating Abdi Pasha's tenacious defense

[@shaynemcilvoy9047]

I love your videos and watch them while on my lunch at work, yet again I am enthralled with your work! Thanks for the quality content @HistoryMarche

[@HistoryMarche]

Thanks for watching! Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@windchange8680]

This is the only channel where I like the video first and only then I watch it :D this is amazing stuff

[@HistoryMarche]

Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@86godhand]

Love these videos! I wish you guys would do one of these videos on the Trojan greek war 😃

[@D3epb1u3]

Excellent animation as always!

[@noufelssb0998]

رحم الله عبدي باشا امثاله قليل دون اسمه في التاريخ

[@tempest3286]

Reminds me of Constantine XI, the last Roman emperor who died with his soldiers in a final battle during the fall of Constantinople/Istanbul in 1453

[@assyriancrusader3760]

حتى لو هو محتل الارض لكون موته كان مثل موت ابطال و شي جميل هو ان نفس نهاية ملك القسطنطين الحادي عشر.

[@oldgamer9992]

يا غبي في تلك العصور لا يوجد شيء اسمه احتل أرض ... ليست جمهوريات حديثه او ديمقراطية بل إمبراطوريات عالميه تتوسع على حسابه اي أرض و معارك اوروبيه لا تعرف الرحمه ​@@assyriancrusader3760

[@yuseffnehru8612]

Thank you ☺️

[@michaelsinger4638]

The beginning of a legendary, and sadly all two little known by many, military career. The massacre that occurred after the battle was disgusting though.

[@ObiJohnKenobi67]

Yeah he didn’t go over it in detail but almost the entire population (probably around 10,000), including women and children, was massacred or enslaved

[@syed1431]

History channels never mention the acts commited by the generals and countries they make videos on. I guess not to break the aura of greatness they construct around these individuals and nations, but in truth none of them were great men.

[@johndoe-xv3yy]

Massacres were common throughout history, by all sides, life was held cheap.

[@svg3876]

Not only a great tactician but he was a deadly warrior and skilled with a sword.

[@Qaqucau]

he literally got shot in his right arm with an arrow

[@AdamNoizer]

Great video. Also worth noting, almost the entire population of Buda was massacred following the battle. The Great Turkish War was a brutal affair.

[@ObiJohnKenobi67]

By the end about 10,000 Ottoman soldiers and civilians were massacred or enslaved after the siege.

[@theresecoco1887]

@@ObiJohnKenobi67 As they should be

[@ukulaylaANDme]

Woah the quality just jumped with this one.

[@HistoryMarche]

Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@BigFabsel]

Found some slight mistakes in the maps: Passau was not a part of the Habsburg monarchy, but it's own bishopric; while some parts of the Spanish-Habsburg empire in Italy are marked as such, those in North Italy and the Spanish Netherlands are missing for some reason. Otherwise nice video!

[@raizensantos7961]

I just got an ad that I should watch this channel, and this was pretty good.

[@nenenindonu]

Eugene Savoy defo makes it to my top 5 of Early modern European generals he's up there with Suvorov, Napoleon, Frederick the Great, and Gonzalo de Cordoba

[@transylvanian8437]

I think Frederick is a bit overrated to be honest, he was very pronr to hubris blinding his judgement

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

Nader Shah is a joke. He was defeated 70,000 against Topal Osman Pasha in the Battle of Samarra and he lost 40,000 soldiers.[1][2] He was shot from his horse in battle and almost died Then he attacked the Topal Osman again, but was repelled again LOL. Finally, by gathering 50,000 men, he could barely defeat the Topal Osman's 10,000 soldiers.[3] Nader is a joke, the Topal Osman always crushed his and Nader would never be able to beat his unless 5x bigger more than his. Topal Osman beat his when he was 70 and sick LOOOOL. Some children compare Napoleon to Nader Shah but only the Battle of Austerlitz>Nader Shah. Napoleon always fought great armies and empires but Nader Shah could never defeat the Ottoman Empire's army of more than 50,000 men. He managed to defeat only small armies with 4-5 times more soldiers. Only once he faced equal armies and more than 50,000 armies, he nearly died and he fled the battle LOOL. Napoleon destroyed an empire with the Battle of Austerlitz, while Nader Shah was looking for a hole to escape in the face of large armies LOOOOL. Even in the Battle of Karnal, which is considered his brightest victory, he hisself was 160,000 and the Babur army was 80,000[4][5][6] He never mattered to large empires. The Ottoman Empire crushed Nader Shah as he fought both the Habsburgs and Russia at the same time. Nader is a joke for Napoleon.Napoleon>10x Nader Shah.

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

eugene was a joke, he never a military genius

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

OTTOMAN-GERMAN WARS OTTOMANS 172-GERMANS 48 LOOOOOL 1396 Battle of Nicopolis 1526 Battle of Mohacs 1529 Siege of Buda 1529 Siege of Esztergom 1529 Battle of Leitha 1530 Siege of Buda 1531 Siege of Buda 1532 Siege of Köszeg 1532 Siege of Siklos 1532 Siege of Egerseg 1532 Siege of Graz 1537 Siege of Klis 1537 Siege of Osijek 1537 Battle of Gorjani 1541 Siege of Buda 1541 Siege of Fagaras 1541 Siege of Algiers 1542 Siege of Pest 1543 Siege of Valpo 1543 Siege of Estzergom 1543 Siege of Szekesfehervar 1543 Siege of Sioagard 1543 Battle of Balaton 1543 Siege of Nice 1544 Siege of Visegrad 1544 Siege of Nograd 1544 Siege of Vac 1544 Siege of Hatvan 1551 Siege of Szeged 1552 Battle of Szeged 1552 Siege of Veszprem 1552 Battle of Plastovce 1552 Siege of Vrsac 1552 Siege of Timisoara 1552 Siege of Dregelypalank 1552 Siege of Szolnok 1554 Siege of Filakovo 1554 Siege of Salgotarjan 1554 Siege of Vazsoly 1555 Battle of Klis 1555 Siege of Kaposvar 1555 Battle of Panto 1566 Siege of Szigetvar 1575 Battle of Budacki 1592 Battle of Brest 1592 Siege of Bihac 1593 Siege of Veszprem 1593 Siege of Palota 1594 Siege of Estzergom 1594 Siege of Hatvan 1594 Siege of Tata 1594 Siege of Gyor 1596 Siege of Eger 1596 Siege of Timisoara 1596 Battle of Mezokeresztes 1597 Siege of Timisoara 1598 Siege of Buda 1600 Battle of Nagykanizsa 1601 Siege of Nagykanizsa 1601 Battle of Çubuk Ovası 1602 Siege of Szekesfehervar 1602 Siege of Buda 1603 Siege of Buda 1603 Battle of Solstice 1605 Siege of Ersekujvar 1605 Siege of Veszprem 1605 Siege of Palota 1605 Siege of Estzergom 1659 Battle of Iron Gates 1660 Battle of Cluj 1660 Battle of Sibiu 1663 Battle of Kobolkut 1663 Siege of Ersekujvar 1663 Siege of Komigrad 1663 Siege of Leva 1663 Siege of Nitra 1664 Siege of Komran 1664 Siege of Nagykanizsa 1664 Siege of Zalaegerseg 1664 Siege of Egervar 1664 Siege of Kormend 1664 Siege of Novi Zrin 1683 First Battle of Parkany 1684 Siege of Buda 1689 Siege of Gladova 1689 Siege of Orshova 1690 Battle of Zernest 1690 Siege of Belgrade 1693 Siege of Belgrade 1695 Siege of Lippa 1695 Battle of Lugoj 1695 Siege of Sebes 1696 Battle of Cenei 1696 Siege of Timişoara 1696 Battle of Olasch 1737 Battle of Bucaresti 1737 Siege of Banja Luka 1737 Battle of Banja Luka 1737 Siege of Vidin 1737 Battle of Adakale 1737 Battle of Radojevatz 1739 Battle of Grocka 1739 Siege of Belgrade 1788 Battle of Mehadia 1788 Battle of Caransebes 1789 Battle of Giurgiu

[@assyriancrusader3760]

@@scourgeofgodattila579 cry

[@someguysomeone3543]

One of the most underrated generals if not the most.

[@Reignor99]

I've heard his name once or twice before, but I know nothing about him. I think you're right.

[@blecao]

@@Reignor99 To put it on perspective both Napoleon and Frederick the great consider him one of the greatest commanders on europe (as well as themselfs)

[@veryfieddoctor7450]

Rest in peace Abdi Pasha 🥺 May Allah rewards you with highest place in jannah ❤️

[@vladtheimpaler5454]

Rest in peace Prince Eugene..May God grant you eternal heaven

[@c.augustedupin8860]

beaten like a pig 😂😊

[@resileaf9501]

I see we're starting a new series~ This should be good!!

[@solrshawn]

Excellent video!

[@marceloseixas895]

wow. What a great video guys. thanks for your content

[@HistoryMarche]

Thanks for watching!

[@tempest3286]

Historymarche is so good, even the spam bots are complimenting the video quality

[@HistoryMarche]

rofl! Thanks dude! Make sure to visit House of History's channel. We collaborate on this series and he also has excellent content: kzbin.info

[@tempest3286]

@@HistoryMarche already subscribed to the good man but I'll still go over there now to watch some new stuff of his 😉

[@ObiJohnKenobi67]

You should cover his exploits in the War of Spanish Succession, where he was instrumental in the defeat of France

[@raphaelhorvath4642]

I wrote my high school final papers about him, as Im from Vienna. Such an underrated general, undoubtedly top 10 in history.

[@DustinBarlow8P]

I am number 1! During my conquest of the world I won every battle!........ Yes it was in Total War and yes I save scummed what of it?! lol

[@ayeejiff9847]

how history classes should be reflected in school :P Fantastic work. towards the end the hype is surreal

[@cccrokiccc]

On one side its bad to hope that many battles and wars happend and millions of people died just to watch such good documentaries......but on the other hand...those are some fucking good documentaries :D :D

[@brokenbridge6316]

Great video. I think this is the start of a wonderful series.

[@shanehansen3705]

you're telling us that Prince Eugene was the Pest of Buda

[@WhiteZorin]

It starts very interesting :) Well made introduction - def waiting for the rest :)

[@Gutbomber]

Wow I'm hooked.

[@themen9111]

Mekanin Cennet olsun Abdi Paşa

[@nezircaglar2381]

varlığından yeni haberdar oldum bu kahramanın..

[@mehmetemineraslan5948]

Müthiş bir kahraman ya

[@selcukylmaz1563]

Öyle şanslıyız ki, yenilgimiz bile kahramanca

[@GalateaRik]

My offering to the algorithm. Good show...

[@xiezhao9075]

You know, imagine that Louis XIV did NOT turn Eugene away. War of Spanish Succession could have looked very differently, being an epic struggle between Eugene on one and John Churchill on another side.

[@TemplarX2]

The Louis XIV had an even better general: Vicomte Turenne.

[@nomooon]

You make it sound like Villars didn't exist.

[@anissamissa1008]

Villars clearly outperformed John Churchill and Eugene during that war

[@emeraldhunter1]

There are numerous memorial plaques to the foreign volunteers who fought to battle on the Castle's walls. One for the Spanish volunteers, one for the Catalan volunteers, one for the Hungarians and one for the Bavarians from Regensburg.

[@crabcrab2024]

Cool as always! Thank you!

[@revivalist355]

Abdurrahman Abdi Pasha, may ALLAH Grant him Jannatul Firdaws

[@vladtheimpaler5454]

Rest in peace Prince Eugene..May God grant you eternal heaven

[@nebojsakovacevic3610]

The best is yet to come... Mothers of all battles... Senta 1697, Petrovaradin 1716 and Belgrade 1717... Battles with 100,000 thousand fighters each!

[@Indigenous-English-Man]

LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS SERIES ✝️

[@pimppvevo9225]

@historymarche we need a video on the ottoman 2nd siege of Vienna such a historical siege have never been talk about much

[@eneskoyuncu9111]

As a person of turkish background and as a history lover, i compare Abdi Pasha with Zrinski. Both were heroic defenders. Rest in peace. Mekanın cennet olsun.

[@b0leg23]

@Le Austrian painter everybody knows that you fool

[@RandomGuy-df1oy]

@Le Austrian painter he was an albanian origin, ottomans doesn mean turkish its an empire, a turkish empire

[@RandomGuy-df1oy]

@Le Austrian painter Europeans called it Turkish Empire. Empires are not the same as national states. Ottoman empire was Turkish as much as Mongol empire was Mongol.

[@RandomGuy-df1oy]

@Le Austrian painter so what russian rulers called themselves tsar which means caesar. ottoman rulers used khagan, sultan, padishah and hunkar titles

[@RandomGuy-df1oy]

@Le Austrian painter Unfortunately I did and I don't see your point. Ottoman empire is Turkish because its dynasty is of Turkish origin. That is simple as that. Bayezid claimed his legitimacy came from Oghuz Khan.

[@thedrewb2273]

Excited to see more of these

[@HannibalBarca137]

Your videos are amazing just amazing work keep it up do you have a discord or a group of people you talk to I can join.Just greatest content ever made also When is Hannibal coming back he wants Roman blood.and could you try do a big collab and do a altertive history of napoleon,ceaser or hannibal short series it be cool and never tried Love your work just the best quality content❤.

[@richardduplessis1090]

An excellent video overwiew of a period of history I know little about

[@davidblair9877]

I gotta admit, part of me was rooting for the Ottoman Pasha on this one. Outnumbered ten to one, no relief coming, but he and his troops stood their ground and died with sword in hand. Epic. That’s some Helm’s Deep-level epic.

[@Spiderfisch]

The difference is there was relief coming at helms deep

[@ObiJohnKenobi67]

Helms Deep was actually based off the Siege of Vienna.

[@ObiJohnKenobi67]

@@Spiderfisch There was relief coming to Buda but it was defeated.

[@Cormano980]

He was an invader ,they deserved to be butchered to the last one ,they were the reason Eastern Europe was in constant war for centuries

[@blecao]

@@Spiderfisch there was a relief force, but they didnt make it becouse it was defeated

[@grasa95]

I have never heard of this Eugene, but if Napoleon did that is good enough for me. Cant wait for the next one

[@duphasdan]

4:27 Eugene is based.