Turkey fought all of Europe 

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Fun fact! The dude who did that cavalry charge could have owned the entirety of eastern europe if he succeeded. He would have been supported by the pope as the rightful king of Poland, Lithuania, Hungaria, and Croatia. He would own eastern europe from coast to coast.

When I was in Poland, I encountered a drunk guy in a bar who started yelling at me that we should return their nobles' head after him learning that I am from Turkey. I never understood what he meant by that, but now I know, I must have missed that part of the history class.

Murad realizing that he actually won the battle 3 days later is so fucking funny.

Whats funny is, Murad signed peace treaties with european kingdoms so that he could just retire. Yes, a literal emperor just wanted to let someone else rule the empire. He was super tired, lost a beloved son and was in grief. He just wanted a stress free life in some palace. He gave up the throne after signing peace treaties. Mehmed took his place as a child. (This was the one and only time an ottoman emperor willingly gave up his throne) Then crusade happened, and they didnt respect the peace treaties. Mehmed wrote a letter to his father saying "if I am the sultan, I command you to come and lead my armies. If you are the sultan then come and lead your armies" Murad had no other choice but to ascend the throne a second time and fight the millionth battle of his rule as a very tired and very pissed off old man. If eurooean kingdoms and crusaders respected the treaties, Varna would never happen. And perhaps Constantinople wouldent even fall. Europe literally fucked around and found out.

Fun fact: The venetians didn't fail, but offered the Ottomans to ferry them to the other side of the Dardanelles for one coin each.

15th century mainstream Europe : Omg Wladyslaw is of such a royal lineage as a young monarch with so much potential he's going to stop the Ottoman onslaught ! 1444 Varna : Loses his head to a random Janissary :D

1400 europe: "We literally an whole continent against one country, We sure this will be easy" Aslo 1400 europe: *Procede to each side go to their own even if they had less than 500 sick troops*

loving this prequel lore to eu4

*Everytime the papacy tries to mend the shism* Byzantium: Fuck another Crusade

Fun fact Murad II already decalred Mehmet II as the Sultan of Ottoman however during Varna Mehmet wrote a letter to his father that he couldnt refuse to do it

-My sultan we have been victorius! + Yes, yes very funny ahmed now tell me how the battle is going on?

Average Ottoman Experience In Eu4:

this is why a defined command heirarchy is needed for colition armies , team is a mere mob without coordination

You know it's serious when the papacy and freaking burgundy bring out their navies.

Pre eu4 lore is crazy

The next day, Europa Universalis IV begins.

Lesson of this story: always listen to Hunyadi, the most formidable bane of the Turks in that period.

The Crusaders:"I have many man, tons of weapons and strong armour!!" Turkish Ottomans:"We have guns......"

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Murad: "I'm done being a sultan" **give his throne to his child Mehmet**

That Polish dude lost his head... *literally!*

Turkey in the fifteenth century: swept across the Eastern Mediterranean, defeated the European coalition forces, conquered the Mamluks, and made the Ottomans invincible! Türkiye in the 21st Century: Do you want to try and steal the ice cream from my hand?

Ottomans: "I like these odds."

Battle of Maritsa is an interesting battle as 800-4000 ottoman soliders defeated 50,000-70,000 Serbian army in a night raid. This battle weakened the Serbian Empire significantly.

This war has such an impact that you have to conquer Constantinapole to remain on the throne.

This is a certified hiperborean classic

History: Being honest and showing us the true nature of humanity so we all can understant eachother better without biases. Comment sections: "A is better then B" "No, C was never D it was E" "F is the best, keep coping" "skill issue" "(Something r-cist that not even related to the topic)"

I loved seeing Star Wars The Clone Wars scenes in this video

"i won? lmao tell that to your mom" -murad on the day he won

When you breach the agreement that bonded with sacred oaths, you have to pay the price of it. It was a lesson that tell the Christian countries "Don't fuck with us.". It is said that after the war, Ottomans carried the written text of the Peace of Szeged and the head of King Wladyslaw (who breaches that peace agreement that builded up on sacred oaths) on a spear and carried it around the battlefield to show it to the Christian crusaders.

Turks = Thanos Europeans = Avengers Anatolia, Balkans, Cairo, Istanbul, Rome, Vienna = infinity gems

Murad II is the most underrated person in history.

Least experienced Ottoman battles:

And like that Murad II ends Crusader Kings and starts Europa Universalis.

>Faced with overwhelming enemy force >Advised to stay in cover >Charges anyways >Almost succeeds >Refuses to elaborate >f-ing *dies* chad if you ask me

bhahahahahah great edits lmao.Nicely done mate

Here come all the EU4 players!

That young king deus vult'd a bit too hard, and discovered the harm side of haram... what a mad lad.

And that's why my ancestors became bureaucrats to the Sultan. GGWP?

Im still waiting for Battle of Vaslui to show up

I took them more than a century to beat their worst enemy No, not the turks. Their lack of coordination

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

Video Idea: Weakest hospitaller knights, during the Great Siege of Malta (1565) 2,500 knights of the hospitaller and some men from the spanish empire along with some militiamen defeated 35,000 - 40,000 ottomans who attempted to siege Malta. Around 80 years prior the hospitallers did a similar stunt (and win) which saw around 4,000 knights and soldiers square off against 70,000 ottomans during the Siege of Rhodes (1480). Rhodes was eventually taken after another siege (1522) which saw 5,000 knights and soldiers dead compared to 20,000 - 60,000 dead ottomans.

that eu4 soundtrack hits hard as hell

Fun fact in Kraków there is a tomb for Władysław the third but it's obviously empty even though I heard once that inside of the tomb there's piece of ground from Varna (I'm not sure if that's true this is just a myth I heard once)

2.Murat sen gerçekten müthiş bir komutansın

How about a vid on pierre terrail, the knight without fear and beyond reproach. He fought a 1 v 200 and then dipped.

That was pure luck ! I was not in control of that situation, AT ALL ! --Murad probably

Hunyadi was supposed to be crowned Bulgarian Tsar if they managed to win as well

Smallest conflict in the Balkans.

In summary, this is Balkan version of Battle of Tours. However they didn't manage to capture/kill Sultan Murad like Abdul Rahman al-Ghafiqi.

Regarding fate of King Vladislav II's head. There's actually an account of this battle in "Memoirs of a Janissary" written by Konstantin Mihajlović who was a Serb that got drafted into Janissaries and served in Ottoman ranks from 1455 till 1463 when he was captured by Mathias Corvinus.He didn't witness the battle itself but was taught at the Ottoman court that King Vladislav II's head was taxidermied using cotton and aromatic herbs, his hair was finely combed and in such state, on top of a pole, the head was carried through major cities in Turkey, and for few years afterwards all of sultan's court servants wore one black and one red boot, for such was the color of boots king Vladislav 2nd wore.

*This was just one more giant step in the Ottomans eventually conquering Constantinople*

Not exactly last ditch effort. Even just a few years later, there was the Second Battle of Kosovo too.

jokes aside, kudos to the Ottoman empire and its allies, because this battle really was a showdown that im sure theyre proud of. likewise, reminds me of the Battle of Lepanto.

Être fort comme un Turc ('to be strong like a turk'): This expression originates in the 15th century when the Turks had a reputation for being strong, almost unbeatable warriors due to their numerous victories. At the time, the Ottoman Empire ruled large parts of south-east Europe, north Africa and western Asia. It is said that François I, King of France, was gifted Turkish armour by Suleiman the Magnificent (the tenth and most famous sultan of the Ottoman Empire) during their alliance. When he wore it, he is said to have exclaimed: "Here I am now, strong as a Turk!" THE TURKS AND THE WEST from 11 days. Europe stood in awe of the Ottomans who crushed many states and conquered vast territories, going, as all patriotic Turks will proudly point out, "all the way to the gates of Vienna." European literature is replete with the depictions of the Turk as the hated enemy. The English often thought of the Turk as awe-inspiring and destructive. Thomas Fuller wrote in The Holy Warre (1639): "The Turkish Empire is the greatest... the sun ever saw. ...Grass springeth not where the grand signior's horse setteth his foot."

Lore of Turkey Europe War be like momentum 100

1:22 how to google this sound

what classical music plays at the end?

The frenchs can't be blamed on this one.

EU4 starts one day later!

lol they fell for he hit and run tactic again

No ottoman sultan had one eyebrow

These ottomans sound pretty tough huh

Medieval Christian Lords: Tactics? Strategy? What are you, gay?

turkey mentioned auuuu

who are the elves of the balkans?

Yo! 🤣🤣

1:20 THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!

Ottomans too op pls nerf

Europe?

I am very curious how these videos will look when we eventually reach the points in history were the Ottomans had to take the L.

Se puede culpar a francia por esto?

Bless the Ottoman Empire !

Europe and Ottoman history is Lord of The Rings on crack.

To say that the Ottoman Empire was where the current problems in the balkans begin would be an understatement and a bit of a discredit to the fact the USSR empoverished that area of europe, maybe forever.

We were this close

Europa Universalis player: I knew these Catholics were unreliable! Let us, the Eastern Roman Empire, defeat these Turks ourselves!

Impressive,very nice, let's see the battle of Zenta.

Ottoman-European Battles from the 1300's-1500's: Europeans amass a large army and are unified into one source. Are soundly defeat in an epic battle and the Ottomans Expand 1600's-1700's: The Ottomans square off against a less unified Europe,. results inconclusive most of the time 1800's-1900's: Ottomans lose against everyone including the Greeks and only win when European countries bail their ass out

Amount of butthurt of europeans is insane in comment section for an almost 600 years old battle.

When the winged hussars don’t save the day

The Turks were considered as the best warriors due to their horsemanship and skill in archery. Kaushik Roy., n.d. Military Transition in Early Modern Asia, 1400-1750: Cavalry, Guns, Government and Ships (Bloomsbury Studies in Military History). p.24. While there is much more than this to the Turks, it is true that Turks rank among history’s great empire-builders and rulers. Under the Ottomans they conquered vast territories in the Balkans and the Middle East and ruled for six hundred years. Turkey Country Study Guide Volume 1 Strategic Information and Developments pp.30 The Turks can be killed, but they can never be conquered. Napoleon in his own words from the French of Jules Bertaut p.44

That's a lot of Turkey W's

During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries , understanding the Turks ‘ military organization , given the credit for the greatest empire since antiquity , became a major European preoccupation . Speake, J., n.d. Literature of travel and exploration. p.891. By the middle of the 16th century, the Turks arguably possessed the greatest empire in the world. A History of the Middle East Paperback - March 15, 2006 by Saul S. Friedman (Author) p.181

In E universe, Hunyadi succeeded

Modern day turks are at best 10% ottoman and most places it would be 5%

Ottoman memes about how cool they were in defeating Europe. Me: Laughs in Lepanto and the Charge of the Winged Hussars

1565

wow they could beat them while having only twice as many men? 🤯🤯🤯🤯

All of Europe-not really. That's mostly just eastern rump states and some Italians. Spain, France, England and Germany didn't get involved. Neither did the Scandinavian states.

Turkey/ottoman hiperfans from indo: 😠😠😡😡🤬🤬

If have sense don't fight the Turks

The decimal system used by soldiers was invented by the Turks for the first time before Christ. The Turks carried the ships by land. The Turks destroyed Byzantium. Vlad Dracula was killed by the Turks. The first race to domesticate the horse was the Turks. The Turks brought the Pope to his knees. The Chinese built the Chinese Wall before Christ because they were afraid of the Turks. The Turks conquered all the continents and used powerful giant cannons. Turks built The Ottoman Empire used to be our 9 states. In history

Then the British arrived with an actual battlship

Ottoman history in a nutshell: >Fights people in the balkins >Wins >Fighrs any other Europeans >Loses

world ws ottomans

Not Turks but Romelians, Kurds, Georgian Laz etc...

Türkiye 🇹🇷 💪 🇹🇷

Where would Western civilization be without Hurrem Sultan, one of the most powerful women in the world, rizzler extraordinaire