Siege of Vienna 1529 - Ottoman Wars DOCUMENTARY

Our animated historical documentary series on the Ottoman history continues with the siege of Vienna of 1529. As the Ottoman sultan Suleiman won the battle of Mohacs in 1529 and managed to take over most of Hungary, but this now he was facing the might of the Holy Roman Empire led by the Habsburg dynasty. The siege of Vienna would be the high point of the campaigns of this period.
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), siege of Rhodes in 1522 (bit.ly/2GHrRTC) and the battle of Mohacs of 1526 (bit.ly/2V1YgeQ).
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Sources:
Forell, George W. 1945. "Luther and the War against the Turks ." Church History Vol. 14.
Yaşar Yüce, Ali Sevim - Türkiye tarihi
Murray, John. 1849. The sieges of Vienna by the Turks. London.
Turnbull, Stephen. 2003. The Ottoman Empire: 1326-1699. Osprey Publishing.
Murphey, Rhoads (1999). Ottoman Warfare 1500-1700. Rutgers University Press.
Uzunçarşılı İsmail Hakkı - Osmanlı Tarihi
Finkel, Caroline - Osman's Dream: The Story of the Ottoman Empire
İnalcık, Halil - Osmanlı İmparatorluğu Klasik Çağ (1300-1600)
Necdet Sakaoğlu - Bu Mülkün Sultanları - 36 Osmanlı Padişahı
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com
#Documentary #Vienna #Ottoman

[@KingsandGenerals]

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[@BobbinMcferry]

"this now"

[@lawrenceofarabia7474]

Was Martin Luther a king by any chance :D

[@EduardoSilva-vm7yr]

Hey KaG, what is the video that you want to do next?

[@wj23h]

Coloca legendas em português Por favor? Obrigado! Você, o DGP Mundo e o OverSimplifield são os melhores canais! Parabéns!

[@ritukolkatavlogs9595]

All the dislikes are from the ottoman soliders

[@ShengshunBK201]

The funny thing is, Habsburgs and Ottomans were an allies in a war that ended both of their empires.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yeah, a few diplomatic revolutions changed everything.

[@TonivomBananenboot]

@@m.a.o3273 constantinopel shall be christian again +

[@smokiebad]

@@TonivomBananenboot Currently Constantinople is under the control of the Donmeh (the followers of Sabbatai Zevi). We Muslims will be very happy if you can free Constantinople from their clutches.

[@idontknowhatmynameshouldbe]

Cyberヨッシー *orthadox

[@idontknowhatmynameshouldbe]

Cyberヨッシー it won’t there are too much muslims there

[@michaelwiesinger2643]

Suleiman being like "I wasn't defeated. I just didn't win."

[@36mrblu]

"I didn't lose, I merely failed to win"

[@saiien2]

@@36mrblu "General George McClellan"- 1861 :D

[@cereal184]

Oversimplified gang?

[@saiien2]

@@cereal184 yep

[@abdulkhadermohammad3981]

Boy, the hate is real!? His army could have been slaughtered. That’d have been a real failure, no? Anyways.

[@pussinjordans8800]

Your breakfast is getting cold Suleiman: that wasnt very magnificent of them

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yeah, very unepic

[@pilimba]

Which source mentions about this sentence?

[@whutdatytopsy9651]

Response should be "DAT'S RIGHT! COLD CEREAL FOR BREAKFAST!!!!!!"

[@jansobieski8414]

@@whutdatytopsy9651 Uhh, your a psychopath if you eat HOT CEREAL for breakfast.

[@whutdatytopsy9651]

@@jansobieski8414 Yup, Dat's right! just like cold TURK(ey) for lunch!

[@limmeh7881]

"Beware old men in a profession where they usually die young." - some random comment I read once upon a time.

[@MsSpirit31]

Wow.. What a nice quote, fitting the situation.

[@meideval]

@@nickmarco9259 It means they are veterans, the elite of the elite. I don't know if you're making this comment because of your username or being genuine.

[@gundappa2605]

@@nickmarco9259 he is probably referring to Nicholas salm

[@dominic6634]

You mean they send the young to die while they sat in back?

[@kubilaykaand]

@@nickmarco9259 In such a profession like being a soldier, where you meant to die young in general, if you have survived through, you might have something that your adversaries shall take note of and treat precautiously.

[@FreshPrincce]

"Your breakfast is getting cold". Damn that was savage.. 😂😂

[@TheHarakon]

Thats nearly spartanic(laconic)^^

[@vortac4995]

გაუმარჯოს :D პირველად ვნახე ქართველი ამათ ვიდეოზე

[@patalamas]

you could say ... suleiman got burnt!

[@romelnegut2005]

It was 😂👏👏👏

[@zulfiqarahmad588]

its just to make it spicy... if he had said that how could those in viena know that....

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Hold your Sabatons. The Poles aren’t here yet.

[@DavveRM]

WE ARRIVE IN A 154 YEARS I TELL YOU

[@stonewall01]

I was excited when I saw Siege of Vienna, then I saw 1529 and had the same reaction. oooooh no Winged Hussars yet, oh well this will be good anyway. lol

[@Vitalis94]

In a way, this first Siege was much more important. Ottomans were at the height of their power. Had they taken Vienna back then, they could've advanced much further. While by 1683, not so much.

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

​@@DavveRM Earlier. Poles will intervene in 1619 in the so-called "First Vienna rescue" at Battle of Humenné which will later lead to Polish-Ottoman war that will be ended in the first battle of Khotyn. One of the biggest battles of the XVII century.

[@stonewall01]

@@Vitalis94 True. Not discounting the siege at all, for a moment I was looking forward to all the Sabaton memes though. lol That being said the letter to Suleiman "Your breakfast is getting cold," is pretty awesome.

[@nehaojha9094]

When the Ottomans left , they left behind their coffee recipes and presses. This is how espresso type coffee was introduced to Europe. It was called Cafe Vienna and the presses later got modified in Italy which gave rise to the current form of espresso. Starbucks owes its existence to the Siege of Vienna!

[@icemanchambers1207]

More like starbucks owes its existence to the Turks.

[@dorthusiast]

@@icemanchambers1207 More lke Starbucks owes its existence to Suleiman's desire of eating breakfast in St. Stephen's.

[@icemanchambers1207]

@@dorthusiast Suleiman's only desire was destroying and defeating Austrian and Hungarian Armies. He even invite Ferdinand to the Battlefield, but Ferdinand choosed hiding in his castle like a woman(By Suleiman's mouth) Thats what Suleiman said in his letter to Ferdinand.

[@dorthusiast]

@@icemanchambers1207 I know, I was exaggerating because of the idiots who actually believe the ridiculous claims spoken about in this video.

[@heaseasf2190]

@@icemanchambers1207 why would he come out to the field tho? Any wise commander would prefer sitting behind the walls and wait for the weather to do the job. Austria got the victory in the end. This is not a street fight. This is a war for land and wealth. You gotto do what you gotto do.

[@said4520]

"Stupid snow" - Sultan Suleiman

[@yakuzakiw4783]

"Stupid snow" - Adolf Hitler

[@said4520]

@@yakuzakiw4783 good one 😂

[@yakuzakiw4783]

@Destruction But safe Lately, the Ottomans and Austria were allies.

[@yakuzakiw4783]

@@said4520 We love him and we won't stop loving him just because he lost a war.

[@kameradroti_sobek6312]

Stupid snow ~Farmer Napoleon

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

It seems we are getting ever more closer to one of the greatest last stands in history, the Siege of Eger 1552. Or at least I hope it will be covered. Such an epic story.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Oh yeah, it is really closer. Very underrated.

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

@@KingsandGenerals That's great news! I can't wait as always

[@sectorgovernor]

At least we won that battle

[@wajihfadel4516]

@@sectorgovernor lol yeah we always lose :(

[@athelloren1741]

its not so important siege i think according to vikipedia :D

[@SonPham-CompetitiveProgramming]

6:21 Suspension seemingly for an upcoming GALATIC clash. 6:24 Ferdinand fled without a fight.

[@csfelfoldi]

Typical Habsburg tbh. They were probably the first dynasty to send generals instead of leading armies personally.

[@ValensBellator]

He really would have had no chance, they’d be outnumbered 10 to 1 against an extremely experienced and capable army (unlike the one his Hungarian rival was sporting).

[@luvfootball4life96]

@@ValensBellator The Ottoman army was at its most vulnerable at that point having had the weather completely fuck their logistics up. Numbers didnt really matter while laying siege to a town in this era

[@danielwolfgang8234]

@@luvfootball4life96 It feels to me like the Ottomans had the same problem with their heavy artillery pieces during the Second Siege, if I remember correctly the bad roads on the way to Vienna forced them to leave most of their heavy cannons behind.

[@Astuga]

Only stupid leaders try to die early in a war... Why should he take a risk that was not necessary for the outcome of the war? And Vienna at that time had not the importance as the center of the empire it later gained. Btw. the walls of Vienna are depicted wrong as the ones of the second Turkish siege. In 1529 Vienna mostly only had its medieval walls who were no big match for cannons.

[@BreadWinner330]

"Your breakfast is getting cold" This is the late medieval version of Come and get It. 100% deserved win

[@kaoserahmed4638]

They didn't even come out from castle to give a decisive battle and you're saying it's deserved win :3

[@jinlewis4072]

@@kaoserahmed4638 A win is a win, give credit where credit is due

[@chainmbl4257]

@@kaoserahmed4638 a win is a win

[@BiggusDickusChungusFungus]

Im a turk myself and I dont get why some are salty about this. The austrians had won a 5vs1 battle against a nation that captured constantinople ~70 years before and they for sure deserved the win. And thats how a siege works, the defender stocks up and stay inside and the attackers surround the city, cut them off and attack.

[@kaoserahmed4638]

at the end of the day a win is win I agree with that . My question is why a mighty empire didnt offer face to face battle ? Look at Michael the brave . He was so much determined with a little principality and offer so much battle to ottomans . On the other hand hubsbarg emperor just changed his castle form Vienna .

[@Berzelmayr]

"She [Tolkien’s aunt Grace] alleged that the family name ['Tolkien'] had originally been ‘von Hohenzollern’, for they had emanated from the Hohenzollern district of the Holy Roman Empire. A certain George von Hohenzollern had, she said, fought on the side of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria at the Siege of Vienna in 1529. He had shown great daring in leading an unofficial raid against the Turks and capturing the Sultan’s standard. This (said Aunt Grace) was why he was given the nickname Tollkühn, ‘foolhardy’; and the name stuck." ― J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography

[@msullivan92]

I had always suspected that this battle was the inspiration for the Siege of Minas Tirith, but this comment confirms it. Thanks! Great info to share with my nerd friends.

[@thecommoner544]

I think it’s more likely the later Siege of Vienna is more of an inspiration

[@craigkdillon]

@@thecommoner544 If you read about the Siege of Malta, I think that siege is like the one at Helm's Deep.

[@arfn1973]

Bruh Tolkien is descendant of Imperial House of Hohenzollern

[@Ultimate_Kars]

So idea of Mordor inspired by Ottoman Empire?

[@OttomanHistoryHub]

After the sieges of Vienna, young Ottoman Sehazades (Princes) throughout the centuries often talked about finishing the job Sultan Suleiman had started and dreamed of besieging Vienna again even though the Ottoman state was declining in power. This mentality stuck all the way to WW1 where the Ottomans still believed that one day their dying empire would reach the gates of Vienna once again. Vienna was the golden apple that the Ottomans would crave for centuries to come after 1529. Great Video as always :D

[@OttomanHistoryHub]

DiscordChaos I agree 100%

[@OttomanHistoryHub]

Saguntum-Iberian-Greek Konstantinopoli Yes the Ottomans did think that. They believed up to there last moment that they could reverse their misfortunes from the last couple centuries and make a comeback on the world stage. Very interesting topic indeed

[@abdu700]

@@OttomanHistoryHub İnteresting, didn't know this. Still patiently waiting on your next upload.

[@OttomanHistoryHub]

Abdu ? Half of the video is done, I’m editing the rest today :)

[@abdu700]

@@OttomanHistoryHub Greatly appreciate your response! Can't wait for the soon to be upload!

[@d3structor797]

Those quotes are absolute gold. Love the Ottoman campaigns probably because there are a lot of underdog stories and shaky alliances who fight them- good stuff.

[@umaransari9765]

Agree

[@javest6965]

Juat to add a little more info: In addition to the German Landsknechts, a contingent of 700-800 Spanish harquebusiers was sent. Only 250 Spanish survived. This elite infantry excelled in the defense of the northern area and with discretion fire prevented the Ottomans from settling in the Danube meadows, near the ramparts, where they could have breached with enough space to work. These elite soldiers also built additional palisades and trap pits that would be essential during the siege. They were under the command of Marshal Luis de Ávalos, with captains Juan de Salinas, Jaime García de Guzmán, Jorge Manrique, and Cristóbal de Aranda.

[@rubencuadros7174]

Those same Spaniards made exits outside the walls in which they killed many Turks. They called those outings "going out to harvest". In one of those outings they killed 1200 Ottomans who were resting eating grapes. They were mercilessly slaughtered.

[@quesi6718]

It is so aberrational to still see the effects of the Black Legend, when you see that any achievement or reference to the old Spanish empire is erased from books. Above all, it is surprising to see this on history channels.

[@SC-zq6cu]

11:50 "Your breakfast is getting cold" Invention of "sick burns" 1529 colorised

[@clydrexezekielalzate9707]

**insert OOOHHH!!!! meme here**

[@yusuf3005]

the cannon carts got stuck in the mud because it was constantly raining. During the reign of Suleiman I, the Hungarian army, which made a field war with the Ottomans, was destroyed. The Germans were afraid to fight. Solomon's German expedition is famous. The Germans hid and could not fight.

[@enriib4820]

@@yusuf3005 It’s called strategy and besides the Hapsbergs would have their revenge and some the next century you probably heard of Eugene Of Savoy the battle of Zanta. The point I’m making is everyone eventually meets their match even the Mongols who failed to conquer India.

[@Fishing_Nature25]

@Fuck KZbin no they didnt

[@Fishing_Nature25]

@@enriib4820 this guy is just a spammer troll

[@jeanaspirateur2808]

Great ! I was starting to miss the Ottoman serie.

[@KingsandGenerals]

That makes one of you. :-)

[@Darth_Enigma]

As well as I

[@Vishnu-rf5wk]

Me too

[@umaransari9765]

Me tooo

[@ismailHossain-ln9ln]

Me too

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

"Your breakfast is getting cold." A laconic remark that Leonidas himself would be proud of.

[@milenrangelov8162]

I really wouldn't want to be the one delivering that message though.

[@ericagos1601]

When Philip of Macedon (Alex. the Greats father) sent a messenger to the Spartans saying he would destroy them if they didn't pledge fealty, they responded with a single word: "If".

[@JC-om7nr]

I wasn’t defeated I just didn’t win. 🤷‍♂️

[@yesofcourse3972]

Your hat is bigger than your empire dude

[@matiasguerra591]

@@yesofcourse3972 lol

[@i334t_pizza2]

@@matiasguerra591 its true

[@Velkan1396]

U merely failed to win

[@onurkazan7767]

@J We say "Lawmaker" to Sultan Süleiman. Your grandfathers say "Magnificent" to him. Imagine what they saw :)

[@ciuyr2510]

Legend has it Suleiman's breakfast is still waiting for him in the cathedral.

[@nicky232]

Still 150 years early to pop a Sabaton reference...

[@adamweishaupt3733]

"You can plan a pretty picnic but you can't predict the weather" -Andre 3000

[@andretoles9505]

True

[@emrage]

sorry ms.jackson

[@wengramos]

"I didn't lose, I merely failed to win!" -Oversimplified, and possibly Suleiman

[@marble25]

"Your breakfast is getting cold" That burn was so savage as a Turk it kinda hurt me here after 500 years lol

[@Velkan1396]

"Your Breakfast is getting cold" It's said that who laughs the later laughs the better

[@oktayserhat]

''son gülen iyi güler'' vay be aynı deyim bizde de var ilginç.

[@Velkan1396]

@@oktayserhat what

[@LuvBorderCollies]

That's a good one. Military etiquette isn't always formal, like responding "NUTS" to a surrender demand.

[@reinkaos1445]

@@Velkan1396 he said that we got the same saying in Turkish and its interesting

[@Velkan1396]

@@LuvBorderCollies I know that one

[@tumbleweedinwesterns5942]

When the BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS arrived

[@user-jh9nx6tl1n]

@@gamingthisera6339 lol if the god were by their side he wouldn't allow Osman I to create the Ottoman empire.

[@user-jh9nx6tl1n]

@@gamingthisera6339 Your god is weird. He allows evil. He allows Ottomans to take Constantinople. He allows Ottomans to take all of the balkans. He allows Ottomans to kill many Austrians. But he does not allow them to take Vienna for some reason.

[@skillgreyhd4912]

@@user-jh9nx6tl1n There is no god. If you believe in one you probably don´t believe in the other 6999 thousand or so other gods and people ,,KNEW´´ their god(s) was real.

[@skillgreyhd4912]

Uff why didnt they just read the weather news xD. I live in vienna btw

[@user-jh9nx6tl1n]

@@skillgreyhd4912 i never said i believe in god. GamingThisEra thinks that god was on their side that is why ottoman empire failed and i asked him/her if a god was on your side he would not allow ottomans to exist in the first place. I don't believe in god.

[@pratik1568]

Landsknecth dont get enough recognition like the famed winged hussars for their role in defending Vienna

[@ignaciozaballa2176]

The arquebusiers that came with the landsknechts were Spanish. They were most likely elite troops as well and played an important role

[@xcv505p]

Anti German propaganda. 🇮🇳

[@santiagofernandez8551]

@@xcv505p yeah damm dark legend..

[@leonrothier6638]

@Benjamin Sigouin he’s talking about this siege in particular where the landsknechts defended the city

[@LordAnestis]

So trolling is an ancient thing.

[@lalrintluangahualngo3777]

Lol,

[@paoloemilioregno1576]

More than one would expect

[@argentumtempestate9677]

1500 isn't ancient time.

[@reaperplays4170]

Yes the shah of the Sassanian empire Shah khowsrow the second once attack and destroyed a city called Antioch in Levant The Byzantium ruler Justinian had put a lot of money into it, he destroyed it and built a city in southern Iran which names translate to, and I quote "Khosrows better Antioch" or "Better Antioch built by khosrow"

[@yvetteszentesi6077]

11:49 - "Your breakfast is getting cold." *(Smile)* Medieval Trolling at its finest. XD When words hit harder than cannonballs. :)

[@El-Silver]

That Is some spartan level response

[@jamil3286]

@Mallyoo no, it is the high medieval period. And a long way away from the early modern era

[@godkim2940]

@@jamil3286 columbus​ already discover america​ so​ its​ not​ medival

[@AdamSmith-vl9xn]

@@jamil3286 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_modern_period

[@yusuf3005]

the cannon carts got stuck in the mud because it was constantly raining. During the reign of Suleiman I, the Hungarian army, which made a field war with the Ottomans, was destroyed. The Germans were afraid to fight. Suleiman's German expedition is famous. The Germans hid and could not fight.

[@ShahzaibAli-yx2np]

Can we just give a round of applause to the guys at "Kings and General" For all ther hard work 👍🏼👏 also looking foward to the siege of algiers

[@Mika-435]

It's worth noting during the Siege of Vienna that the seventy-year-old Nicholas, Count of Salm, was wounded by a falling rock. He would ultimately die from his wounds a few months after the end of the siege, on May 4, 1530.

[@orcxxx3948]

Ego is the most dangerous enemy of a person Suleiman lost to his ego by killing his generals and unnecassary confidence

[@hasibulislam6250]

Mustafa

[@salihakturk5348]

These things are not true. He didn't kill any of his great generals bu the ofc beheaded bad ones

[@emreinan7749]

No suleiman won against his ego and retreated ;)

[@kasadam85]

@@emreinan7749 The siege might've succeeded if he continued

[@flowermagnolia4551]

@@kasadam85 if he stayed there the janissaries would have complained because they were hungry.

[@Nasir3623]

Funfact: suleyman's mother is the daughter of a Crimean khan. The Crimean khanate traces their lineage to jochi(chengis khan's grandson)

[@heavenwatcher100]

Jochi was the eldest son of Genghis Khan, not the grandson. Tuq-Timur, the thirteenth son of Jochi, established the Crimean Khaganate.

[@dimassokowati9778]

Chi Zhang or maybe not. Even Genghis Khan isnt quite sure if Jochi his biological son or not 🤔

[@heavenwatcher100]

@@dimassokowati9778 That's true. Though Genghis Khan himself often emphasized Jochi was his biological son in public, other sons of Genghis still disdained Jochi, which set up the prelude of the Mongol succession crisis and civil war. Founders of both the Yuan dynasty and Illkhanate were children of Tolui and against Islam. Eastern Europe and Central Aisa Khaganates that followed the Golden Horde were descendants of Jochi and favor Islam.

[@rustamnargeyev1114]

What u fuckers say about Juchi Khan is unacceptable. He was son Chinggis Khan and this is fact. Mongols would never allow not their biological son to rule a entire state. Golden Horde was one of the powerful states in their time

[@ahmadmohammad4401]

@@heavenwatcher100 Illkhanate converted to Islam in the time of Gazan Khan

[@BasedPeanutButterEnjoyer]

“Yeah, I totally meant to lose that battle.”

[@palestrabr1914]

The narration is simply brilliant and envolving

[@darkstarmike85]

Thank you, I've been looking forward to this one. I would love to see a piece on the battle of Cerignola; more gun v bow v crossbow fights.

[@rayeya3138]

Sulieman the magnificent sieging Vienna a 150 years before it was cool.

[@LOVEPHOENIXDANCER]

the one who made it cool

[@jkahgdkjhafgsd]

sluieman was humiliated, how cool is that!

[@kerevizyusuf3712]

Ferdinand and Charles V were humiliated by Suleiman. They were equal to the Grand Vizier of Ottoman Empire. Moreover, they were banned to count anyone as 'Emperor' except the Ottoman Emperor.

[@anderspersson7084]

"Your breakfast is getting cold".! You have to come in and eat to grow big little boy, it's stuffed vine leaves boy.! Comsi, Comsi

[@raymondgalvan459]

@@mikewdf8548 like any other empire

[@lkvideos7181]

Absolutly fantstic. Love how you make use of the medieval kingdoms mod.

[@REYSIM]

As the Ottomans advanced towards Vienna, the city's population organised an ad-hoc resistance formed from local farmers, peasants, and civilians determined to repel the inevitable attack. The defenders were supported by a variety of European mercenaries, namely German Landsknecht pikemen and professional Spanish harquebusiers sent by Charles V.[20][21]

[@karandullet380]

U guys animation is amazing it really shows how much effort and dedication u guys put into one video just amazing u guys and the Elite history aren’t same once by chance aren’t u

[@kiardothefirst8011]

*Winged Hussar* - "I have this weird feeling we should be somewhere else right now...but where ?"

[@maverikmiller6746]

Good one :)

[@mjbull5156]

Since your unit did not exist until around the 1570s, that feeling is weird.

[@PravoslavacZauvek]

@@mjbull5156 it did "hussar" is "land pirate", skilled horseman. And you have hussar even in earlier timeline.

[@mjbull5156]

@@PravoslavacZauvek Hussars as a concept existed before then. The Winged Hussars did not exist as a specific unit until King Stefan Bathory's reforms of the Commonwealth military.

[@comradedawid5292]

@@mjbull5156 well it was technically an adaptation at first and then evolved i to its own cavalry

[@vmycode5142]

You guys cant belive how happy I was when I came home completely exhausted and saw this video. Thanks guys :)

[@gorankoilic6571]

Thank you for videos about Ottoman and Balkan history!

[@ummood5]

Hi, I’d like to hear the story of second Siege of Vienna from you :) keep up the good work and feed us with history of the world

[@filippopersi553]

"The miracle of a winter storm in october was seen as divine intervention"

[@soheil527]

similar to the divine winds that the mongols faced in the sea when fighting japan

[@TheQuangBang]

@Abrar Khan Buddha is an (enlightened) human, not a god

[@louie97ation]

Abrar Khan It’s attributed to multiple Shinto gods according to Wikipedia

[@LinkLinky]

Suleiman - "I will be eating my breakfast inside St. Stephen's Cathedral in two weeks." Vienna - "Your breakfast is getting cold bro." Suleiman - "I didn't want to take the city anyways. I was just testing you, bro." I'm a turkish guy but come on. Really?

[@borabayulug4248]

The man has come to the middle of Europe and does not even dare stand before any army. the brave knights couldn't even get their heads out of their castles. are you kidding me

[@borabayulug4248]

@Spicy Chip After 150 years. also not only poles but also Austrians hungarians germans and french. but an alliance army defeated the Ottomans. there was no state that could defeat the Ottomans alone at that time.

[@borabayulug4248]

@Spicy Chip man, what you're wrong about is that wars are not just numbers, strategy and discipline are the most important. ottoman wars were less in number. for example, the siege of kanije defeated 9000 janissaries 75000 austrian soldiers.such a great empire cannot reign only numbers 620 years. just like rome

[@borabayulug4248]

@Spicy Chip you can't rate it just by watching a video, I suggest you read the neutral history :)

[@IamSome1]

@@gamingthisera6339 🤣🤣🤣

[@stefanosalvi6523]

I'm really happy to know that are available subtitles

[@enriquepascual8767]

The heroes from that battle were the 700 hundred spanish arquebusiers from Medina del Campo village, province of Valladolid, region of Castilla y Leon, in Spain, about the haniissaries, spanish extwrminated them few times like in Cefalonia 1500 or Castelnuovo (Macedonia－Yugoeslavia) in 1539.

[@quesi6718]

@@hitmanx3475 Spanish Christians, Arabs and Jews lived together in Spain for centuries and influenced one another fruitfully. That is the reason of having a rich culture, including many words and cities named based on arab.

[@rishavkumar1250]

​@@quesi6718fruitfully???

[@josephmarsh454]

It’s finally here!!!! Been waiting for this thanks Kings and Generals

[@InspectHistory]

When extra credits (EH) alone is not enough :)

[@muhammedal-awadi8879]

They did the other siege of Vienna, not this one

[@animejunkies3015]

Yes

[@sheep8400]

Hoobi I think he was talking about their Suleiman series

[@ahmadniam3568]

@@muhammedal-awadi8879 they talk about this in Suleyman series I think

[@StanArctic]

@Blue Crescent the older series about Suleiman also talked about the first siege of Vienna.

[@f.c.laukhard3623]

"Your breakfast is getting cold"- getting some Spartan vibes here.

[@yusuf3005]

the cannon carts got stuck in the mud because it was constantly raining. During the reign of Suleiman I, the Hungarian army, which made a field war with the Ottomans, was destroyed. The Germans were afraid to fight. Suleiman's German expedition is famous. The Germans hid and could not fight.

[@mainnevent515]

"Your breakfast is getting cold". Straight savage 👍🏿

[@killahakan950]

Turks killed many people in Europe and thats not savage

[@akmk4041]

zomg222 I think I’ll whoop black boy and u pussy 🐱

[@akmk4041]

zomg222 zong222 wasn’t that a slave ship

[@mainnevent515]

@@akmk4041 😂. Did I hurt your feelings buddy? You mad bro?

[@akmk4041]

Joshua Allen fun’s over go back to ur own country now

[@European-md3sf]

"Your breakfast is getting cold" Sick burn

[@TheV2ng]

actually it didnt happen. i ve found 2 websites; one cited from this youtube video the other one cited from the "cited one"...

[@suckatchess]

Great docu. Still waiting for you all to continue the battles of the Peninsular War.

[@keiththomas1180]

Can't wait till the second Siege of Vienna! Keep up the great work!!!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@alfonsosanchez8099]

Great video for the siege of Viena. Salm was in the Pavia battle 4 years ago, instead of 7 as the video says. Congrats for the work put in the video. Hope to see more!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Apparently, math is hard. :-) Thanks!

[@Velkan1396]

Landsknecht vs Jannissaries. Knights vs Sipahis. That's the match I'll hope to see

[@evrensaygn1017]

I can understand Landsknecht and Janisseries but Knights are elite (and noble) cavalry units while Sipahis are lightly armored average Turkish cavalry unit. Their fighting styles are different, their skill in battle is different.

[@Velkan1396]

@@evrensaygn1017 I have not so great understanding of the ottoman armies, I thought the sipahis were shock cavalry. Correct me if Im wrong and since it seems so, do the Knights have an equivalent in the Ottoman army? I don't remember what's the name of the elite warrior nobility of the Otomans, thogh being an Asian elie, I assumr they're hrose archers

[@yusassin1449]

@@Velkan1396 Ottomans and Turks don't value heavily armored knights we are more like a hit and run tactic using people from the steppes we play the long game not the quick immediate pitch battle style. Both of these tactics have their pro's and con's ofcourse but obviously I prefer my ancestors hit and run tactic because we won more battles than europeans did with their knights and the mongols were also very succesfull and they too used the quick horse archer style cav.

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

@@Velkan1396 actually, ottomans relied on vast numbers to overwhelm and encircle their enemies . As spahi ware their shock troops and their equivalent to the European shock troops but they are still lighter compared to that of the Ottoman's . Even polish hussars or uhlan ware heavier then spahi and french curasuiers ware the heaviest cavalry of all time they ware truly the greatest As for landkthnet ,in melee battle they will have the advantage due to their armours but if it involves gun powders than janniseries will have adge over them but not by much.

[@omerfurkanozdemir434]

There are two groups of Sipahis. First group is Timarli Sipahis. When a janissary or a successful soldier retired from army the authorities gave him a place to settle.(A number of villages or towns) This placed called as Timar’s. Then the soldier recruits and trains cavalry units to fight for Ottoman Army. These horsemans were used composit bows and some short range weapons. The second group is Kapikulu Sipahis. These were the elit shock cavalry and companions of the Sultan. (Still they were not nobles just professional soldiers.)

[@demoiselle_chris9466]

"Your breakfast is getting cold" Damn. That must've hurt

[@helpagames5952]

thank you so much for covering the austro-ottoman wars! I love your videos! Greetings from Vienna!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Greetings!

[@yusuf3005]

Austria was lucky. The continuous rain prevented the big balls from coming. so is the early snowfall. Ottomans were getting tribute from Austria in yimec. neither the germans nor the austrians could wage a pitched battle

[@valianthehe2741]

​@@yusuf3005 No Vienna?🥺🇦🇹

[@ottomanpapyrus9365]

the Pope or Martin Luther made weather spell@@yusuf3005

[@adrianbrunner8]

6:21 the right music fits perfect, really good video and a nice topic that you choosed :-)

[@Jozsi1967]

Kings and Generals, you did an excellent job with this summary. Thank you for your hard work! I hope you don't mind if I provide additional context. I get the impression that some commentators prefer to understand this era in simple comic book fashion black and white / good vs. evil tropes. The reality was far more complex. János Szapolyai remains a very controversial figure in Hungarian history. 1. Some consider him a self serving traitor. This argument points to the fact that Szapolyai never arrived with his forces to help King Louis II of Hungary fight the Ottomans at Mohacs. They argue that he deliberately held back, because he coveted the crown. In addition, these claims also suggest that his selfish ambitions led to his selling out to the Ottomans. 2. Others argue that Szapolyai did not arrive to Mohacs on time due to logistical issues and severe difficulties with the terrain. They also argue that once the Ottomans conquered the Hungarian Kingdom, Szapolyai had no other option, but to seek the aid of the Ottomans in order to save the country from Austrian incursions to conquer the Kingdom of Hungary. Ferdinand was also a controversial figure and most Hungarians seem to have a similar view of this ruler, which is honestly not very positive. Most believe that Ferdinand used a weak claim to the throne as a means to usurp the Hungarian Crown and conquer Hungary at a time when they needed help from these Islamic invasions. In the vernacular, he kicked them when they were down. Regardless, it is very clear that the Hungarian crown has been the ambition of every Habsburg ruler ever since King Matthias Corvinus conquered Vienna from Frederick III and held it until his death. Furthermore, Ferdinand did not respect ancient Hungarian laws under the Holy Crown which were solidified by the Golden Bull of 1222, so many Hungarian nobles were justifiably concerned that they will have to deal with a despot if Ferdinand were to become king. These fears became reality as Ferdinand proved to be extremely brutal against those Hungarians who opposed him. It's an oversimplification to state that the high nobility supported Ferdinand and the lesser nobility supported Szapolyai. As your video correctly stated, the Kingdom of Hungary was in shambles after Mohacs (one King, 28 barons, 7 Prelates and a majority of the county governors were killed) and the entire royal court was essentially destroyed. This misunderstanding stems from a proclamation the lesser nobility made in 1505 stating they they will only support a Hungarian as ruler as opposed to foreign ruler. While it is true that the lesser nobles fully supported Szapolyai, one must also state that the majority of upper nobles also supported Szapolyai as was evidenced by the Diet of of 1526. The legitimacy issue had more to do with a legal issue concerning a handful among the upper nobility who supported Ferdinand (see below). Many don't know that the Ottoman army actually left Hungary after the battle of Mohacs. Some historians claim that Suleiman could not believe that the Hungarian Kingdom fell so easily, because the Ottomans had been fighting the Hungarians for close to 150 years and something like this never happened (Of course years of civil wars of succession after Matthias Corvinus didn't help). Szapolyai was one of the few nobles left with a strong standing army, so it is reasonable to assume that Szapolyai either took advantage of the situation to proclaim himself king, or felt that this was the opportunity to consolidate the nation and rebuild before the Ottomans returned (depending on how one views Szapolyai). At the same time, Ferdinand invaded Hungary to conquer it based on his claim to the throne. In essence, Hungary was fighting a war on two fronts, or as they saying goes, they stood between two pagans. As a side note, Ferdinand came to an agreement with the Ottomans once he got what he wanted. So much for defending Christianity. After the Ottomans left, Szapolyai assembled what was left of the Hungarian nobility to form a diet and elect a new ruler. Szapolyai also had physical possession of the Holy Crown, which was the most important symbol of Hungarian royal rule. He also had the support of the remaining senior Prelate of Hungary who crowned him once the national assembly elected him king. Outside of one important aspect, Szapolyai had met every legal condition to become the legitimate king. The one important aspect missing was the support of the regent. If the King was not available, then only the regent could call a national assembly. The regent at this time was István Báthori who sided with Ferdinand and thus never endorsed Szapolyai's national assembly. Some argue this nullified Szapolyai's legitimacy and his rule was the first (and only) time in Hungarian history where a king ruled without a regent. As mentioned above, Ferdinand had a very weak claim to the Hungarian throne. Ferdinand's claim was based on a promise by the Jagello Vladislaus II of Hungary after they were victorious in Hungarian civil war against the King Matthias Corvinus' son and his supporters. However, this agreement was never ratified by the Hungarian national assembly who had the right to elect a new king. Technically speaking, Sigismund I of Poland had a stronger claim to the Hungarian throne than Ferdinand. As you can see, this is an extremely complex situation and the jury is still out on Szapolyai's role in Hungarian history. For his part, Ferdinand's legitimacy remains questionable and one could reasonably argue that consequently, the entire Habsburg line's legitimacy is questionable. The Ottomans soon realized what was going on and entered Hungary once again. This is where your story begins.

[@callbook8989]

I am very impressed with the editing and graphics in this video, you guys have come a long way. Keep it up

[@KrzysztofWojczal]

Great part, as always. I'm waiting for movie about Battle od Vienna 1683 :) Best regards

[@ajinkya5713]

Please do Siege of Szigetvar and Siege of Malta as well. Great video as usual.

[@komm6668]

The winner of this battle The Weather

[@chuckvader1656]

It’s hardly just the weather. Even without snow how long the Turk army would have stayed? Another week when the winter will come anyway? Suleiman new that siege had to be finished and the city taken before winter. The losses they suffered on the way are just mistakes of logistics.

[@su_morenito_1948]

@erick meyer the Spanish armada

[@scofield1154]

@@chuckvader1656 Because of bad weather they couldn't bring their "good" heavy cannons for the siege, which would have broken the walls and they lost horses and camilles which were a logistical and a supply line for the Ottomans.

[@chuckvader1656]

Scofield11 Yes, this are mistakes of logistics. They are marching during the spring, what they are expected - 30 degrees C and roads covered with asphalt? If you can’t do something or just missed or you don’t know how to do it, you are looking for excuses (weather).

[@scofield1154]

@@chuckvader1656 They didn't build roads, if they built roads then it wouldn't have been a problem, they owned Bosnia for 70 years up until that point and they still didn't build roads. Also most campaigns start in Spring/Summer.

[@annabiaa1000]

Great job as always! Huge respect for your work from Brazil! I imagine that the core of the Bosniak rural youth was serving under the Ottomans via devshirme.

[@tarikbosnian9955]

Devshirme was forced Most Bosniaks joined voulantarily this us due to huge hate towards Catholics for the persecution of Bosnian heretics.

[@barbarossa4117]

@TheExplorer and maybe become a majestic Pasha or Vizier like Sokollu or Rustam ⚔

[@annabiaa1000]

Hello guys, thanks for the answers! Are you Bosnians? You think that Bosnian Bogumils Lords who became Muslim would serve as light cavalry Sipahi or heavy cavalry as they were once?

[@tarikbosnian9955]

@@annabiaa1000 Yes mostly Sipahis Bosnian royalty Kosaca and Kotromanici converted to Islam aswell and became rulers of the newly formed Bosnian pashaluk.

[@asatryankaren1707]

Many Thanks for good and understandable pronunciation. Listening in English was pleasure not like other channels. Information and explanation are in good level.

[@miquelr2353]

I assume english is not your first or even second language xd

[@arilehman1442]

BRILLIANT!!! 5 STARS Thank You

[@Matthewgriffiths18]

"Your breakfast is getting cold"hahahaha savage af

[@hansbass8119]

@@theperfumeconoisseur remind me, what happened after gallipoli?

[@Alex-qd5hy]

Yassine The Perfume Conoisseur You defeated the Austrians at Gallipoli? 🤔

[@shemba2694]

@@hansbass8119 What happened after was the Independence war which sought out in making the great Turkish Republic as we know by one of the greats, Ataturk.

[@mitsk3286]

Yassine The Perfume Conoisseur ottoman muslim is extinct now, predecessor turk under the shadow of the big christian EU,russian,US.😂

[@Ny0s]

"Your breakfast is getting cold". One of the best lines in European war history for sure.

[@yusuf3005]

the cannon carts got stuck in the mud because it was constantly raining. During the reign of Suleiman I, the Hungarian army, which made a field war with the Ottomans, was destroyed. The Germans were afraid to fight. Suleiman's German expedition is famous. The Germans hid and could not fight.

[@runyosso1040]

@@yusuf3005 its sad how you can’t get over the fact that the Ottomans lost. Go cry little baby 🤣

[@monstersamator5288]

The Habsburg were shitting in their pants. The weather was on their side.breakfast got cold and suleyman doesnt eat cold breakfast.

[@runyosso1040]

@@monstersamator5288 bro, what is even your problem? It’s just history… We live in 2021 and the Ottoman Empire doesn’t even exist anymore. They lost and that’s it. No discussion needed.

[@sebbestaxxo4633]

@@runyosso1040 But still you are feeling the ass kick. The turks put a fear to Europe that shocked them. You can see that fear shows up in arts and writings

[@enenao]

There's something that Kings and Generals forgot to say: In this siege there were also some spanish soldiers defending the city.

[@marpag123]

Excellent work ! Cheers

[@MastaToSch]

THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED! ... Oh... wait... not yet... not yet. See ya in 1683, Ottomans.

[@markhenley3097]

Then the Spanish Tercios arrived.

[@muhdimran5869]

Poland has bad internet, thats why it took them until 1683 to reach Vienna due to bad lag

[@JoshuaKevinPerry]

@عبدالله ALJA7DRY It's a Sabaton song. They do history lessons with Hard Rock.

[@rameshtsubramaniam599]

Haha.

[@revanwarlord6431]

@عبدالله ALJA7DRY Sabaton songs are history-related stuff and they're also epic :D

[@kristiannicholson5893]

Soldiers and their grim sense of humor, I love it. I can imagine that several tables in Vienna actually set a plate for the Sultan just so they could have a laugh before facing battle.

[@Gmthekiller]

@@ibrahimmustafa2481 pu$$y ottomans lol

[@user-jh9nx6tl1n]

@@Gmthekiller lol sure

[@user-df9mp3rq6u]

Haha, this is funny. If the Ottomans are funny, or those who are holed up inside forts and walls are like women, why didn't they go out and fight the Ottoman army like men, in fact, the Ottomans are tired of waiting for the hiding and have returned

[@ayylmao575]

@@user-df9mp3rq6u Bro why are you so aggro it’s all ancient history.

[@lollllolll.]

@@ayylmao575 read his upside down letters for a name. He's a butthurt desert cultist who most likely had his grandmother r@ped by the very same ottoman he's worshipping.

[@serafintanaleon3182]

Janissaries, Landsknechts, Great Bombards, Suleiman the Magnificent... this or the Siege of Malta would make a great Ridley Scott movie.

[@user-ek5ys2hk8i]

You didn't mentioned, that not only landsknehts enforced garrison but also spanish infantry. Their role was significant

[@michaelthomas8293]

Another fantastic video. Thanks Kings and Generals :)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks for watching!

[@basartv5880]

"The little ice age" with extreme cold and rain more than the usual occurred during this period.

[@itzikashemtov6045]

@@mortezamohammadi505 They settled and slowly intermarried with the locals creating "Hun - gary " that's why many Hungarians and Bulgarians can be blonde/bright eyes but abit noticeable mixed euro-asian eyes.

[@osmanwarsama6046]

I think we all have been waiting for this video for a long time.

[@cristhoperdelvalle9781]

2 grandes personajes históricos vivieron en la misma época Carlos I (rey de España), V (emperador de Alemania) y Suleiman I (rey o monarca de los otomanos), padisha (gran rey o emperador) ambos poseían tanto dignidad real como imperial cosa que sucedió raras veces en la historia.

[@shadi15]

as always, Kings and Generals provides us with a very interesting interactive historical videos, keep up the good work !

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks, we will!

[@Azerbaijan567]

Information is true but respect our history kings and generals

[@dipakkumarmandal7248]

You make my day Kings and generals

[@v2vonhydra895]

You should post stuff about the Ottoman Elite janissaries and the Swiss Mercenaries and Hungarian Black Army etc .That would be amazing to learn about.

[@raptorhacker599]

Black army was hunted like dogs after their leader died.

[@Irene-iu9sj]

Janissaries were an army made from Greek boys,stolen from their family, rather like a head tax,made Muslim, like a personal army to the sultan, made to be a cruel and savage Corp, and happily killing Christian. .....that was the "pedomazoma",child -harvesting........

[@ottomanpapyrus9365]

Janissaries are Balkans. Akimcees are Anatolian. Siphai are Roumelian and Antalioan. Bashi bazouk are Afghan. Silahtar are Turks.@@Irene-iu9sj

[@fanaticgameplay5955]

verry interessting video thank you! good job!

[@user-rn6sl4ge5w]

Wonderful ... superb ... even before i watch it

[@hanzup4117]

I really hope you do the second siege of Vienna.

[@militaryorchid7937]

Poznozy is Pozsony, approx. pronounce it as Poshon. Great video, I loved it.

[@tennoujimikado6951]

"Your breakfast is getting cold" To Suleiman, From Vienna with love

[@kayser1722]

@@theresecoco1887 There was no ego. He never praised himself or his soldiers.

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

@@theresecoco1887german expedition you couldnt come acrfoss cowards Battle of istabur Battle of zigetvar Battle of kanije 9000 ottoman soldıers vs 80.000 austrıa soldıers Battle of haçova Battle of bihke Battle of lugoş Battle of banja luka Battle of hisarcık Battle of muhadıye Battle of şebeş Battle of yerkoyü Austria expedition Battle of bukreş Battle of vıdın and in these war we were always alone but russia,habsburg were always with you and er Turks and mongols are two best fighting nations in the world and look at your own history before we make fun of the ottoman again,we always crushed you

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

@@theresecoco1887 9.000 ottoman killer 80.000 austria soldiers haha

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

@@theresecoco1887 We were never too much, if Russia were not, maybe we would get Vienna you are still very afraid of us, we see this in social experiments

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

@@theresecoco1887 and you also lost the battle of mohacs .and we stopped the second and third crusades.Your army of 600,000 people was destroyed in the third Crusade.tell me who's a better fighter .If we were to massacre, you will not be able to find Arab, Hungarian, Bosnian, Bosnian or Ukrainian right now.

[@brendancoulter5761]

"Your Breakfast is getting cold" Thats gotta be one of the greatest 1 liners in history.

[@fristnamelastname5549]

Nuts

[@billrobinson9704]

Kind of like Gen. Auliffe's reply of "Nuts!" when the Germans asked for his surrender at Bastogne.

[@yusuf3005]

the cannon carts got stuck in the mud because it was constantly raining. During the reign of Suleiman I, the Hungarian army, which made a field war with the Ottomans, was destroyed. The Germans were afraid to fight. Suleiman's German expedition is famous. The Germans hid and could not fight.

[@ericagos1601]

@@yusuf3005 That's the Turkish version of "The dog ate my homework."

[@calinmarian98]

Happy easter my orthodox friends.

[@davor8426]

Happy easter to you all!

[@Brahmdagh]

@@sadiqrahman2961 Stop being an idiot, idiot.

[@smashing-3291]

@@Brahmdagh You don't make any sense.

[@shemba2694]

@@smashing-3291 how doesn't he make sense?

[@smashing-3291]

@@shemba2694 he's asking an idiot to not be an idiot? How did this made any sense to you?

[@a.kavalier1105]

And the Spanish musketeers? The combine lines of pikemen and musketeers were decisive for the victory.

[@holabuenas7200]

Spanish rarely get any recognition.

[@holabuenas7200]

@Rincon Ovalle Luis Fernando exacto. Mientras tanto, nuestras hazañas, numerosas e insuperables, no las conoce ni reconoce ni el tato.

[@paulthompson5968]

Nice vid, thanks!

[@sarantissporidis391]

"Your breakfast is getting cold".... Mpppfffhahahahahahahahah l'd kill to see Suleman's face when he read that!!!

[@harrykewell4256]

Ahaha gayreek Take Atatürk D*ck 1922 ah oh ih party 😂

[@sarantissporidis391]

@@harrykewell4256 εγω βάζω τη φασολάδα εσύ βάλε την οπισθεν να μου τα κλασεις Μογγολε

[@sarantissporidis391]

@@harrykewell4256 ΓΜΤΜΝΤΜΝΣ Μογγολε

[@gss708]

@@harrykewell4256 😂

[@sarantissporidis391]

@@gss708 ΓΜΤΜΝΤΜΝΣ κι εσένα.

[@WirHir]

Hi. Pity for mispronouncing, Poszony (today's Bratislava), it is not Posnosy (ironically the 'n' was said wrongly) :o Otherwise great job, love your channel, love that you do videos on our region. With regards From Bratislava, Slovakia;)

[@tini708]

Awesome video, it'll be nice if you make a video about the winter Soviet/Finland war in 1939. Thanks!

[@kingfranses]

AMAZİNG THANKS BRO

[@zyzzsdisciples6707]

“I only failed because I wanted to fail” - Suleiman the gamer

[@doruleg]

Imagine that all of Europe has always gathered and declared war on the Turks, even this proves how heavy the artillery of my ancestors was, we had no rivals in Europe, then we defeated the harsburgs in several battles with 20 empires.

[@zyzzsdisciples6707]

@@doruleg No rivals in Europe but were consistently beaten back and never got beyond Hungary. Sick Man of Europe

[@doruleg]

@@zyzzsdisciples6707 The Ottoman Empire, which you call the sick man of Europe, survived until the 1st World War when there were cavalrymen with bow and arrows, and it was not destroyed despite all the wars Atatürk made it more modern and became the scourge of Europe The russian empire was destroyed The ottoman was not destroyed, you said sick man, but the British, the French, the Armenians, Greece. beat alone 😂

[@C120.]

@@doruleg Keep crying

[@blindtherapper2470]

Can you cover the battle of Szigetvar 1556? It's an important battle which is often looked over and forgotten.

[@shamaqasimjaved8292]

Fabulous!