Battle of Kosovo, 1389 ⚔️ The Last stand of the Christians against Ottoman expansion ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2022
- 🚩 With the decline of the Byzantine Empire, the Bulgarian and Serbian states were gradually losing their power, while the young Ottoman state began its conquest of the Balkan lands. Clashes between Ottomans and Serbs, beginning from the 1350’s, led to the gory Battle of Maritsa on 26 September 1371. Some of the powerful Serbian Principalities became vassals of the Ottoman State, while other rallied under the banner of Prince Lazar to stop the Ottomans in the battle of Kosovo...
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Murad I the devotee of God
@@papazataklaattiranimam Murat's belly was split open.🗡️
Rise of Caesar Augustus part 4??? or Hannibal part 19???
@@pepamethodman ok thanks for the info man..I ll research that too
@@pepamethodman bdway I am an Indian and we Indian as a whole loves RUssia🤣
I finally understand why there are no more videos on Serbian history. Trying to pronounce "Mrnjavcevic" and "Hrebeljanovic" must be hell for English speakers.
It is absolute torture!
Haha just call them Lazar and Vukašin.
Mrnyavcevic
It should actually be quite easy since the 'c' sound, which is actually ć in its actual latin form, is just a softer version of the č sound, which is the 'ch' sound in 'which' and in Russian surnames, for example 'Vladimir Ilych'. Its just that in many history books just media concerning Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Slovene surnames which end in 'ich' are transcribed as 'ic' in English media, which causes the misconception. So its, Murn-ya-v-che-vich for English speakers I suppose.
@@HistoryMarche Maybe the English speakers should put more of an effort learning Serbian names, like we Serbs have to learn to pronounce yours?
My ancestors - the hungarians - made a huge mistake by invading Serbia after it got weakened. I understand that it was a tempting opportunity but it alienated the Balkans, and ultimately caused Hungary's downfall in. They were extremely arrogant to not notice the threat lurking behind the borderlands, also they were not united, the different vajdas and nobles were having their own squabbles between one another. Greed and corruption was always the real enemy in one's country, as it is nowadays.
just like now,self interest supercede war on east.
Actually real battle of Kosovo was fought between christian armies led by Hungary against Ottoman Empire. Serbs were only minor part and they actually betrayed Christian army and side with Turks. Beware of Serbian propaganda videos.
This nobility problem happened all across Europe, this tempting territories problem also happened in all the Europe. Its biggest problem was that was very dependent on Orthodox people in its military part, and the policy of Hungary regarding those people (after the fall of the Arpadian dynasty) was either forced conversion or direct exploitation as unskilled serfs thus it weakened its military very badly. Ottomans offered much better conditions for the Orthodox people and gained a lot of influence because of that.
Adding the huge dynamic in its royal dynasties, and also some of the kings were not at all aware about Eastern Europe politics, made the Hungarian nobility to gain huge unchallenged power and little interest in following the king (Mohacs is a representation how absurd the things got). Those free warriors were essential in balancing the power in the kingdom.
Hungary was not able to fix those problems until 1920.
Áron, seggfej vagy!
Son, your ancestors made a huge mistake by forgetting who really they are.. If they remember they are the sons of Attilla with Turk roots, sure they can beat Ottomans...
and lazar's son stefan fought with ottomans against timur , stefan fought well ,fought till the end of battle even some of ottoman troops betrayed against ottoman stefan did not left the war. he was a legend for sure , i have big respect for him as a turk.
He offered his sister to turks 😂
All turks said Lazar's son Stephan was great warrior and contribute a lot to ottoman invasion of Europe.
He fought very well, if there were better leaders the Ottomans would win.. he then ceased being a vassal of you and got the title of despot
Everyone says that.
Dragon of Serbia 🐲🦾🇷🇸 STEFAN ,,UZUN”
it is ironic that both rulers died fighting each other (Murad and Lazar) and their sons were allies in Battle of Ankara fighting Timur. Serbians left the battlefield last. they fought even after Turkish forces changed sides and battle was lost. Stefan was a capable ruler. history does tricks on us from time to time.
Lazar have been murdered after the battle in church Samodreza, writings of his son curved in the monument are proof.
Yes it is true 🍀
Well, Despot Stefan Lazarevic, a ruller you are describing, is known as the black knight, one of the founders of the Order of the Dragon. He was one of the most capable knights of his time. Legend of the Black Knight, that has spread troughout Europe, originated from him. And yet, very few Serbs know of this. Bcos we don't learn this in School. We celebrate his father Duke Lazar Hrebeljanovic as a saint, and there is little to none mention of his son. All we mention in history books is that he was very young an inexperienced at the time of battle of Kosovo. And that Vuk Brankovic thought him and held the throne until he came of age to rule.
@@Metalhead0303sp Thanks for coment and respect for Serbian hystory every best for your channel, good work,🍀from Serbia 🇷🇸
@@radebogdanovic1048 Hvala brate... :)
The small detail with the black birds flying over tactical map is nice, since Kosovo means "blackbird" in serbian. Great video, as usual
Dardania is what it should be called, the lands of the pears.
@@nemanja317 That name is saved for your kuçka majka
@@thealbozz4059 well, if you look privious posts, it wasn't me who started with that bs propaganda, but you. I don't care what Albanians call anything, i just pointed out to birds on the map, and that word "kosovo" is serbian (what that word means in albanian, anyway?), and than you showed to talk about Dardania (which, btw, you have nothing to do with, you are descendants of Illyrians as much as modern day Italians descends from ancient Romans). It's western colony now, anyway, as much as the rest of Balkan
@@thealbozz4059 Bro, illirians are not albanians
@@David-nt39481 albanians have claim because their are a majority
Probably the best YT material on this part of Balkan history I've seen so far. Many thanks, great work.
Awesome rework of this battle of great importance. I love that you provided a wide context, especially from Serbian point of view. A LOT was happening at that time in Serbian lands.. Thank you very much!
As a Turk, I red this battle many times in our history books as huge victory. It's really enlightening to hear it from an independent and objective source. Thank you.
How can it be a huge victory? Sultan Murat and his son are dead, and his other son stopped the advance and went back to Constantinople.
Anyway, in Serbia, the battle is viewed as a draw. Some say that it was a victory with a terrible consequences for us.
I wonder how publishers of your history books justify calling it a 'huge victory', when it is obviously not.
@@Aleksa208 agreed but there is catch here. After this battle Balkans were opened to Ottomans. There was no big force or coalition left. So they marched forward for another 2 centuries. I personally think it was a Pirus victory.
im from serbia,i agree with lastsipahi ,they lost a lot of they army and sultan and sons,but they got most of balkan from that for five centuries,do you know how much wealth they got from that
@@Aleksa208 you are jealous and frustrated lol
@@frexelsio6786 not at all, just genuinely curious.
Stefan Lazarovic fight as an ally with Yıldırım Bayezıd at Battle of Ankara ,he didn t escape and fight like real man ,as a Turk i respect him and his brave cavalaries ,rest in peace
Istina je da se borio kao covek....kao pravi Srbin
"Ја не одлучујем да ли ћу ићи у битку, по томе која је сила која ми прети, већ по томе колику светињу браним." 🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸
"I do not decide whether I will go into battle, according to what force threatens me, but according to what sanctity I defend." 🇷🇸☦️🇷🇸
Support Serbia 🇷🇸 ☦️ from a Ethiopian 🇪🇹
WHAT A COMMUNIST LIE. THE SERBS WON IN THE BATTLE ON MARICA, BUT THEY DRINKED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE TURKS INFLOWED THEM AND KILLED THEM. THE VICTORY WAS ALSO FOR NS KOSOVO ON THE SIDE OF SERBIA, THE TURKS ESCAPED FROM KOSOVO. WHAT YOU RECORD IS A LIE
Based
tako smo mi Hrvati odbranili Evropa za 500 godina
@@ELIAB424 I'm proud of the ottoman empire (Davlat Al Othmania) ☝☝☝
i clicked on this out of curiosity, didnt expect to watch the whole video.. but it was so captivating and well done that i watched it all :)
Its crazy how important this battle was for the whole of Europe and even though no one came to help the Balkan countries understood the assignment. From this battle to modern times the Serbian armies always go maximum no chill and lose most of their men, to defend at any cost. Its rarely mentioned but after that the Hungarians took in Serbian refugees only to put them at the borders so they defend them against the Ottomans *again* they called it "the living walls" and they did so with success *again* Even though everyone was on their personal interest its crazy how many countries dont even know they were protected by a country they barely knew existed. Bayazid was a great warrior but *Murad* had the vision if he broke through who knows what it would have led to
Hungary was a Ottoman province for several hundred years. So was Serbia. So whatever you talking about?
Now you can see why is kosovo to importnant for us in serbia. Everiting starting and ending in kosovo. Kosovo meaning the land of KOS- a bird from this terytories
@@OsmanOsmanHan Eventually yes. But it wasnt a fast 3 day special religious operation
I must mention one thing, there were no Balkan countries, those were all Serbian regions divided. Bosnia was a medieval Serbian region. Before Turks occupation they were all Serbs Orthodox.
At one point most of them accepted islam and today they are saying that they were always some made up Bosniaks or whatever. To be clear those were no countries just regions and they were all called Serbs.
Through the centuries they decided not to be Serbs anymore and regions became countries. So today you have Bosnian, Macedonian, Montenegrin...
Croatia never existed in that time, they were always a region in ether Hungarian or Austro-Hungarian kingdom, and after that Yugoslav kingdom with the Serbian king until the end of WW II.
@@darkoerdelic627 Jesus, you're full of shit. What's next? Neil Armstrong, Ghandi, Martin Luther King, and Jesus were Serbian? Get lost.
Birds flying over the battlefield. Kosovo meaning "Field of blackbirds" in Serbian. You guys are awesome!🇷🇸❤️
What is field at Serbian? Or blackbird ?
@@altunaze6127 Kos - a small black singing bird that is native to the Balkans, especially various Serb lands (latin name Turdus merula) So when you say Kos-ovo, it means a field or plot of land belonging to Kos' (in plural) therefore Kosovo Polje - is quite literally the Field of the Blackbird
@@serbonresurrected816 Thanks man
@@altunaze6127 Kosovo (polje) like saying Blackbird's (field)
Поставите крстове на планинама колико хоћете. Сваки пут када погледате у небо, видећете полумесец.”
First of all, I really have to compliment the effort. The amount of time you guys put into researching this is really evident, as you cite various primary sources, and have evidently looked into different narratives about the battle. The effort really surfaces when you mention several really minor details which instantly ring a bell to every battle of Kosovo nerd out there, like the narrative of Marko Mrnjavčević surrendering to Ottomans immediately after Maritza being challenged in recent studies, or Tvrtko's letter to Florence, etc. The other fantastic thing is the surprisingly good pronunciation and really good mapping, which often times gets really horrible when it comes to the partitioning Serbian empire.
Each Christian ✝️ holy warrior was worth 3 Muslim ☪️ decievers.
Where the comments go
@@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82your holy warrior killed other christians from hungary up to jerussalem they even conquered the byzantine empire another christian country. looks like thoose deceivers way better than your holy one 😂
This is amazing. Very well done and non-biased. Please make more!
A clear and systematic narration of events that took place in the battle of Kosovo. The maps and icon used along with the sounds are perfect. The voice and accent of narator creates a sense of participation in the events. Finally, I must say that I watched the video without blinking my eyes. Great work.
Kosovo did not exist. Only in the imagination of the Slavs! No historian in the world does not recognize this. The country was always called Dardania and belonged to the Albanians and still does to this day. 1389 A fake story. Without military, no people has a chance against Albanians. Serbs are from Palestine
@@Terminator47. This is a modern squiptar with a modern squiptarian history. Do you have any foreign books and atlases in Squptaria?
@@Terminator47. why did albanians then not change the name to "dardania" when they "took" it?
Instead of using the adjective form the name "kosovo field.
@@enozmah6081 Leave Albanians alone, they are trying really hard to make up a new history for themselves. Give them time 😄
@@Terminator47. no historian in the world recognize this? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, Dardania ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, greatest hero of "Albanians" have been buried in Serbian Orthodox church, and his brother and father were buried in Serbian Orthodox monastery in Sveta Gora. You are not just stupid, you are truly gifted for seriously examination 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing how the Ottoman went all the way to Austrian border. Distance they had to travel is mind boggling, and they were in Europe for almost four hundred years.
I felt the same when i was in Vienna. The distance between Istanbul to Vienna is mind boggling even today. For a moment imagine marching this distance with an army which is more crowded than 50k plus artillery pieces etc.
Nothing compared to when roman ruled from britain to egypt.
@@RockyTheRooster romans didnt have rivals such as habsburgs, safavids, russians... they were fighting against barbaric savage tribes plus logistics tech. were not much improved since romans to late middle age.
@@kayagurcu2814 Funny how you undermine various Germanic and Gallic tribes as if they were cavemen. Gaul and Germania had a respectable civilization of its own on the eve of the roman invasion. What the Romans did contribute was unity and standardisation. And that unity can be seen in the Gallic wars, the defeat of Varus at teutoberg forest, and many other wars. Ancient Gaul was the opposite to the Roman ideal. It was an ethnically diverse place. Seems like you also forgot the Carthaginians and Hannibal who almost overpowered Rome in the Punic wars. The kingdom of Pontus and the Mithridatic wars. The series of conflicts during the Roman-Greek wars. The Parthians and the Sassanids which in many centuries continue to be a thorn in the sight of Rome in the east of it. And the fact that not much is known of western europe esp. the British isles in that particular time but still the Romans managed to almost reach the northernmost part of the archipelago is something to be amazed of.
@@kayagurcu2814 The people the Roman's put under their control were no push overs themselves.
But the entire point is how mind boggling the logistics of such things in an era of no phones, no cars, no planes. All done by dudes on horses. It's amazing.
Finally I can see some of my people's history on youtube. Thank you 😊
One of the best videos on Serbian history ive seen....and im sure you could go in even more detail!
These kinds of historical events I find the most engrossing. A critical event in the course of two nations, but the accounts and details are JUST fuzzy enough that we know the gist of what happened; as for the missing pieces, our inquisitive human brains can try to fill them in as best we can.
@@thealbozz4059 HAHAHAHAHA, yeah and the Chinese too xD
@@mihailodjurdjevic2663 Why you laughing little russian?
Is it because u dont even know ur own history? HAHAHAHA
Go on and celebrate DEFEATS hahahahahhaha
@@thealbozz4059 i mean yeah sure there were some albanians,hungarians and croats but the bulk of the army (probably 90 to 95 %) was made of serbs so yeah it was a serbian battle
Well, is it current war in Ucraine an "Ucranian war" or "the foreign mercenaries war"? It's the same situation.
@@mihailodjurdjevic2663 serbs are a nation with no history and their entire propaganda is based on a multi ethnic battle such as that of Kosovo who ironically was lost.
This was so interesting and entertaining to watch, thank you for making this. And the soundtrack, especially near the end was amazing.
Thank you for this masterpiece of a documentary!
The Ottomans did not come back for 70 Years after the defeat at Kosovo in 1389. That was the second Time that Prince Lazar defeated Sultan Murat. The first Time was at Pločnik 1386.
What kind of defeat at Kosovo did they have at Kosovo? Were you writing about a guy who killed the sultan? But the Ottomans won💀
@@sunnatsadikov8664
The Ottomans dont won, the serbian Knight Miloš Obilić had kill the Sultan Murad, and the ottomans run away.
You must be dreaming. Correct pharase should have been as "It took 70 years defeated europians to gather an army againts Ottomans after this defeat"
@@nathanruben3372
The winner never left the battlefield. Miloś Obilić k.. Sultan thats Shach Matt. The Serbians defeat the Ottomans two times 1386 and 1389. Thats in turkish Archives the same, and thats not a Dream.
A clear and well balanced analysis of a complex historical issue - thank you!
it amazes me how azabs, light infantry that mostly made of young unmarried men, stood firm against heavy serbian cavalry charge. Most light infantry would melt away immediately just by the ferocity of heavy cavalry charge.
The promise of getting to bring back balkan qt3.14s with them home was too strong.
@Timur Sayfullah What does 3.141. . . equate to? Say qt 3.14 out loud.
@@Shadowscht16 I know what you're hinting at, but 3.14 does not at all equate π and neither does 3.141...
@@Lttlemoi what is this qtπ meaning? a serbian word for women?
@@Shadowscht16 cringe
I truly enjoy these educational history segments. Great narrator as well. Keep up the great work.
majestic work.
WHAT A COMMUNIST LIE. THE SERBS WON IN THE BATTLE ON MARICA, BUT THEY DRINKED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE TURKS INFLOWED THEM AND KILLED THEM. THE VICTORY WAS ALSO FOR NS KOSOVO ON THE SIDE OF SERBIA, THE TURKS ESCAPED FROM KOSOVO. WHAT YOU RECORD IS A LIE
Reading these comments is absolutely neat! It's clear, more recent history influences damm near every comment in this section. I can't lie, it's my guilty pleasure reading through these comment sections and many others similar in nature. Either way, love this channel. Narration, visual representation, and the audio in every respect makes for a fantastic and fun interpretation of history. Its fun and informing to be able to put a visual to the text. For me personally, i would assert it helps in the overall understanding of the text as well.
Now everyone knows why all the history is written on Kosovo and Metohija and why it's so important for Serbs and their entire history. Also the world will know through this video's that Serbs always defended their land through the entire history. With this battle they determined their future and the future for Europe for the next decades.
The Serbs are just confused about what century they live in now.
@@johnsosd75important is that you and yours are not. Congrats!
Hahaha bro dardania whas Here before come fucking slavs hahaha
@@johnsosd75In our old calendar we are counting 7532. year...type it in..we ain't confused about anything.
Yet good portion of the world definetely is,specially the decadent western hemisphere 🙂
Ridiculous Serbs 😂😂😂 Land??!! Wtf!! You are babies in those Lands.. You have like 13 centuries here, while others lived by minimum 25 centuries here! However you can stay but behave good!
I am from Serbia and this is an honest western approach to this battle.
There are a lot of disputes about the outcome and details, but generally, it was a big battle that had a lot of consequences.
After that Ottomans became and empire, the empire of Turks and Southern Slavs who took the most prominent positions to rule the state and its subjects.
I wonder how these muslims feel about the muslim armies that raided their homeland and forced them to convert? In Pakistan such barbarians are portrayed as heros, while as in India as villains, but it were the Pakistanis who got the beating from these guys and converted and they consider their offenders as heros? Indians resisted and did not convert and are the only surviving polytheists of today. That's an achievement. Islam is total brainwash.
Long live republic of Kosovo 🇽🇰
@@kuvikinaDon t tell me that they were civilazed empire 😂😂😂
@@rs7997bro is using crack again. Kosovo is like Kurdistan. It does not exist. Greetings to Serbs from Çanakkale,Türkiye! UÇK was like PKK in Türkiye. Just two terrorist group with same actions.
I amazed how you managed to pronounce all our names well! Great job!
Није амаизед већ амазед, друже.
Thanks! 😃
@@cemc5306 Should be Moo-rudd with a shorter oo ?
@@cemc5306 its origins are in Arabic and that's almost the correct pronounciation.
@@no1name2274 google it and don’t be an idiot. Also I’m fluent in Arabic
I like how everything is articulated and incorperated into the battle map.
I would say the Ottomans won in the long run because the entire Serbian army was destroyed after the battle and the Ottomans survived much longer
Was looking forward to you covering this battle!!
This is a great video and I am glad that this was objectively explained, unlike other channels that belittled this battle, which for Serbs is one of the most important events that determined their further history. I hope that you will work on other events related to the history of Serbs and Serbia, which is really underrated.
Latin without ALL CAPS is like a woman without breasts.
lol..
Serbia has a huge part in European Medieval history, 13th and 14th century. Read about Emperor Dusan the Mighty.
@@luckyluke1076 I know that, thank you. But I am talking about foreigners who do not know so much Serbian history.
All of Eastern European history is neglected by theWest
Funny how people comment on "their ancestors" side in the battle, as if they have anything in common with peoples from 7 centuries ago lol
The Fact that you provided us with the information of different Sources makes this channel just superior to the others
He collaborated with a Serbia chetnik Tvrtko never called him self King of serbs in Bosnia but a King of Serbia Bosnia Zahumlje Dalmatia
just a thing that I noticed, for the battle of dubravnica it says it was in 1481 instead of 1381. but excellent work on these videos, you guys do outstanding work. keep it up!
I’ll be there but not too early in case the scouting party detects me
I know of a ditch where you can hide! It's a bit flooded, but that's a technicality. You'll be fine.
@@HistoryMarche Can you please make a video about early rise of Ottoman Empire.
Really interesting video that popped up on my recommend list.
My family is old and it was a powerful name in that time, 40 of my family members fought in that battle and all died. Their names are written in church in city of Arandjelovac.
Bas impresivno da imas podatke o svojim predcima tako daleko unazad.
Gde si nasao te podatke ?
@@klopt772 my deda je bio uvek ponosan nasom istorijom i vodio je detaljno porodicno stablo. Bio je doktor i takodje napisao nasu biografiju. I ima sajt koji ima deo informacija jer nije dugo updejtovan
@@MyMaverick93 Koji je sajt u pitanju?
I ja bih zeleo da saznam vise o svojim predcima ali ne uspev naci mnogo informacija za neku iole dalju istoriju.
I am a teacher and the day I came across your channel, it made my task much easier. Thank you @HistoryMarche for being so resourceful and to bring it in an impartial way and with deep research. The narration is awesome.
Deep research?! Ottoman army came in Serbia 150 years after this battle. So, who win this? Stupid, you teach your children UA-cam history.
Hello. If I were you, I wouldn't teach my students the history you're shown in this video. "Produced in association with Srpske Bitke" says it all. Story telling by serbs. It's not historically accurate
For some reason I thought it was a short clip but after the beginning intro I forgot the assumption and watch the whole thing. 😅 You guys are the best.
Ottomans: *fighting for dominance*
Serbia: *fighting for survival*
Constantinople: _”I use to rule the world…”_
Constantinople was Byzantium. Now it's Constantinople.
Been a long time gone....
History, like cookies, makes me happy when I’m sad. But History Marche just makes it better :)
I wish I paid more attention in high school.
Humans never learn the lesson from cain and Abels time. We are all descendant of the same people Even science says that. Yet we fight each other instead of creating the perfect world
Why did the Christian criminals fight the Serbs? The Serbs were fighting the Ottomans. Why did the Hungarians do this?
@@user-cg2tw8pw7j i dont know, but I do know humans are the only animal that destroy the planet
Great video as always, thanks and keep it up!
I think Battle of Maritza was more crucial than Kosovo. Underrated battle
Yep. It was Maritsa that ultimately set the tone for the eventual Serbian defeat at the hands of the Ottomans, Kosovo just confirmed it.
@@MrUndertaker316 Ottomans expanded its influence towards half of balkans with just several hundred akınji losses in Maritza, a total unexpected disaster at all terms and huge win/win battle for ottomans.
@Vrvodec Night ambush is not a shameful tactic expecially you had around only 1000(maybe less then it) light akınjis against tens of thousands regular troops. Actually it was quite bravery and madness
@Vrvodec I agree rest of them, by the way
@Vrvodec I did not remember 10k ottomans were present at there. Even Murat with his main army was fighting beyliks in Anatolia. Thinking of ottoman teritory in 1360s, they had max 20-25k men in army which they were mosütly in Anatolia with Murat. And yes Akınjis did quite good work during early ottoman expansion
This was a fantastic presentation thank you
Thank u for sharing 😊
Epic, as always. Comprehensive research, tied in with engrossing animation and engaging narration.
" Last Stand of the Christians"
How more ridiculous can this be???
Please channel owner,.make a bit more research before coming with this ridiculous titles.
You seem to not know that up to 1481 you had Albanians defeating Ottomans in 35 battles , especially between 1431-1481 the era of Gjergj Arianiti and the famous Skanderbeg who was undefeated in 25 years and defeated 2 Sultans.
So please make a bit more research, because the last stand of Christians was definitely not in 1389, Albanians continued the war up to the next 100 years.
Try to not make videos with channels such as " Srpske Bitke" that leads to ridiculous propaganda and offends your channel.
Also you need to mention the huge participation of Albanians, Bosnians and Vlachs in the Battle. 4 Albanian nobles participated and 2 of them have their life, Teodor Muzaka and Dhimiter Jeronimi
Albanians is 100 years old nation.
Albanian in 1400?
Hahaha awesome.
@@user-lr3dt4me5j The province was called Albania, which did not mean a country inhabited by Albanians who do not call themselves that.
Epic for fairy tail. This was not historically accurate at all. It is just another Western *(UK) version of history for other parts of Earth. As a historian, and as a Serbian, was quite stunned by so much false information brought in this ''historical'' overview. Really how such people making such videos don't check sources properly? Especially how they don't CHECK SOURCES FROM THE COUNTRIES OF SUBJECT? It is not like we are on another planet. Serbia is just across some miles away, is it so hard to explore with Serbian historians where are primary sources before making such videos where you present to the world history? They claimed some unknown and uncertain information from some countries which aren't connected mainly to it *(like report to Florence by Bosnian king. ok wth?) Where are Serbian historical sources on all this? And why it isn't mentioned that Kosovo is a Serbian region and where battle has been undergoing? Also saying about vassals on Serbian land was quite inaccurate.
Really history is the most vaguest thing out there in science, always told by those who are in power to manipulate information.
to inform u am from bosnia and everything is wrong otomans army less then 18 000 soldiers serbians army less then 12 000 soldiers both sultans are cilled in batle but in attack all serbian knights are died so askers turkish army without commander are start to escape from battle field kneževina srbia in that time was without mens knights only wife of ruler in that time on the end she is with some request gave keys of kneževine srbie to turks
Another amazing video, as always! Thank you for the amazing content!
WHAT A COMMUNIST LIE. THE SERBS WON IN THE BATTLE ON MARICA, BUT THEY DRINKED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE TURKS INFLOWED THEM AND KILLED THEM. THE VICTORY WAS ALSO FOR NS KOSOVO ON THE SIDE OF SERBIA, THE TURKS ESCAPED FROM KOSOVO. WHAT YOU RECORD IS A LIE
beautiful channel bro i start watching you. regards from Istanbul
I play as Serbia in EU and it's very interesting to replay this entire situation (or something similar, been a while), very challenging. You're basically the only thing standing between Europe and the Ottoman empire. It's a very delicate game of forming alliances, building economic power and not being too impulsive with the military (you become very rich as Serbia because of Bosnia and proximity to the Adriatic trade ports). I didn't realize Serbia just becomes a vassal, it makes sense though since I always lose if war breaks out and also judging by how Serbia is today lol.
But hungary pushing from north ottomans from south u must lose 😂
@@SERBIA1389SERBIA not really I am currently playing a hard ironman Serbia game in EU4. I beat the Ottomans and pushed them off the Balkans my problem now is that I am limited. Austria has taken most of Hungary and they are crazy strong while my AE is to high with Muslims and Italians for me to do anything. I can't move forward in any way.
Make allies with Poland, problem solved, when Ottomans attack byzantium you attack bosnia, build an army, try to make allies with hungary as well, when they come for you let your allies do most of the fighting and join in the large battles, it requires lot of micromenagment but it's possible to defeat ottomans, I managed to drive Turks out of balkans and take Constantinople by 1500
My man defeating empire from mobile games😂
@@perapapic3683 Its not hard when you play the game for a little bit. Gold mine at 10 production makes a huge difference.
HistoryMarche, I love learning history from you and there are some battles that I am not familiar with.
Can't wait for your next post such as:
Rise of Augustus Caesar #4
Hannibal #19
Great historical content..thank you
Great video as always
As always, thank you for this excelent video💞
What a warrior Bayezid the Thunderbolt was. He saved the Battle of Kosovo, subjugated much of the Anatolian Beyliks, wrecked the Crusade of Nicopolis, and had the balls to challenge Tamerlane despite the eventual defeat and capture
Indeed, one of the most capable rulers of his time.
He challenged Tamerlane? No offense pal but if you're going to glorify his battle at Ankara in 1402 then say it the way it is and mention the fact that had the notorious Serbian heavy cavalry not been there to save his sorry ass then he would have certainly perished in the battle.
@@Daurentius322 you can't judge a guy with a one defeat
Until Mircea the Elder defeated him😆
@@crescent8418 is not just one dude read some history lmao
15:45 This part always bring me to tears.
Great videos! Liked and subscribed! ;) 😊
This was fantastic! The music choice was totally on point!
I cannot find this music, especially last one...
After 15:20
Do you know what it is?
Hi, a Turk here, i've also read historical accounts on both sides, first i like to thank the creators of this video for objective historical analysis of the battle because they've also used the Ottoman Sources.
Secondly, i've read in a source that the knight who killed Sultan Murat, Milos Obilic, had a dispute with Lazeravic and humiliated before the king, thus in the battlefield he felt like he has to clear his name, show his courage in the battlefield. The sources think thats the reason for his "kamikaze" cavalary charge.
Thirdly i would like to shout out to Serbian people for our dead relatives in the past i do not think it's an crime to say; it's was an honor fighting against you in the fields of Kosovo in 1389, and it was honor fighting beside you in Nicopolis against the Crusaders and against Timur in Ankara. Nation of fierce warriors. Wish you could held up that knightlyhood character as a nation and ultranationalistic atrocities in Bosnia didn't happen.. I've raised myself nationalistic hate towards the Serbian people when i was kid but seeing this historical accounts changed my view dramatically. Benefits of history. Peace.
Bosnia is a Serb vs Serb war regardless of their religion or name today, you can even see that in this video with King Tvrtko of Bosnia, Lazar and Altomanovic.
And Serbs suffered greatly under atrocities during 1991-1995, the most refugees (over 1 mil) ended up in Serbia, we were ethnic cleaned from a 100% Serb demographic area the size of Slovenia ((Republic of Srpska Krajina in Croatia, and inside the Federation of BiH (51%), and we have 35% of victims in Bosnia total number, which is around the same amount of population in Bosnia then.
Its just that in the 90s, everyone beileved CNN and BBC and other MSM as undisputed source (even Serbs did), and you didn't had internet to see all the information.
Yeah, Nicopolis was a good call. If it happened today and with same belligerents I'd be at your side again. This comes from a relatively staunch Serbian nationalist.
@@ArsenijeRadenovic 🤣 Yeniçerilerin dejenere olmadan önceki en kalabalık oldukları mevcut sayılarının 14.000 olduğunu, evlenmelerinin yasak olduğunu, ve devşirme paşaların sayısını ve kaçta kaçının Sırp olduğunu düşünürsek ve bunun karşısına Osmanlı genelindeki Türk nüfusunu koyarsak şaka yaptığını varsayıyorum 😉
Honour my ass.. Who is serbs in your eyes? Small balkan country.. Nothing more
You had thousands of Serb victims in Bosnia killed by Bosniaks or Croats but nobody mentions those war crimes. It was CIVIL war where all 3 nations of Bosnia fought for their chunk of land, west at that time was pushing propaganda of "Serbian aggression" and Serbs of Serbia were not even involved into conflict but only Bosnian Serbs. For example Bosniaks that lived in Serbia were living in peace and there was no conflict, just because they were not stupid to go with seccesionist bullshit like Bosniak politicians of Bosnia that pushed country into war with independence referendum without asking Croats and Serbs if they want it.
Great video explaining a complex historic situation
Not to much truth
Albanian did not exist until 1912 also so much more
* The video is really good, invest effort in both content and images. Hope the channel will grow more ❣💖💕*
I love this channel- the best history videos on UA-cam
phenomenal work, please continue to make such great content
WHAT A COMMUNIST LIE. THE SERBS WON IN THE BATTLE ON MARICA, BUT THEY DRINKED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE TURKS INFLOWED THEM AND KILLED THEM. THE VICTORY WAS ALSO FOR NS KOSOVO ON THE SIDE OF SERBIA, THE TURKS ESCAPED FROM KOSOVO. WHAT YOU RECORD IS A LIE
as always - a brilliant documentary
Thanks to the heroic people of Serbia, Europe is still under the cross, not half moon.
Nice content , like these historical battles 👌
Your videos feel better than many movies. Amazing job, keep it up!
WHAT A COMMUNIST LIE. THE SERBS WON IN THE BATTLE ON MARICA, BUT THEY DRINKED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE TURKS INFLOWED THEM AND KILLED THEM. THE VICTORY WAS ALSO FOR NS KOSOVO ON THE SIDE OF SERBIA, THE TURKS ESCAPED FROM KOSOVO. WHAT YOU RECORD IS A LIE
the order to strangle Yakub upon hearing about sultan Murad's death was so quick, especially given the ongoing severe combat and the sad news about his father's assassination, that one can suspect Bayezid had plotted the whole thing even before the battle.
Miloš OBILIĆ live forever.
☦🇷🇸👑
I've always wondered what happened in this battle. Nice video.
Bayezid: No one can stop my now!
Timur: Please allow me to introduce myself...
Timur: Türk
@@user-dl4gm1rb6jNo . he was a mix turco-mongol
more culturally similar to mongols and asians
Timur was of both Turkic and Mongol descent, and, while probably not a direct descendant on either side, he shared a common ancestor with Genghis khan on his father's side .
now cry
@@user-dl4gm1rb6jhis father was mongol now cry😂
the fact that tvrtko and lazar stayed faithful allies for the greater good of their countries despite clear conflicts of interest is kinda impressive for the time, almost unthinkable today where politics is basically kindergarden
Tvrtkos empire ruled Serbia 300 years.yet Serbian invaders claim Bosnia is their land.
@@davidbosnia4141 tvrtko identifyed as a serb.... And what? He never ruled Serbia for 300 years what?
@@tomgu2285 Bosnian kingdom ruled Serbia 300 years and he was their king at some point.
He wasn't a Serb!
@@tomgu2285identified as Serb? 😂
He was the "king of Serbs, Bosnia and the Western Lands".@@devilsadvocate7389
Stefan Lazarovic (Lazar's son) later fought as an Ottoman ally/vassal againist Timur in the battle of Ankara. Timur mentioned him by saying they fight like lions. He commanded right wing of the army and eventhough some of the army deserted and Beyazıd was captured (as a last resort he was trying to kill Timur) , Stefan fought until the last moment.
Lazarovic❤Bayezid.Both of them were very brave warriors. Bayezid also fought in the front lines. According to one account, he hit so hard with the mace in his hand that there was no need for a second blow. Although Bayezid's forces crossed to the other side, Lazarovic did not betray him. He is a very honorable man. There were so many disadvantages in the war, for example, Timur's army, Bayezid's two He was strict, he had elephants, Bayezid's men betrayed him, but despite this, they fought very honorably and could not escape.
The “ unknown “ Knight who killed Murat was Miloš Obilić
Yeah why did they not know this?
@@b52goats Its unconfirmed
The battle of Kosovo appears to be a tactical draw. On the strategic political level, it was a victory for the Ottomans. It allowed them to spread their sphere of influence in the region.
Then it cannot be a draw. It is an absolute victory for the ottomans, yes at a major cost.
That is ridiculous thing I ever heard, Serbian lost most their army in that single battle which made kingdom unable to defend themselves and made its Vassal to Ottoman so of course its Ottoman victory do not be Bias .
also Ottoman goal was to give Serbia such a huge defeat that they would never be able to recover from it. that is what exactly what happened
@@hjklor7520 Only cost was Murad death but his son Bayezid was 29 year old and more capable rule. and after his death Ottoman made Serbia kingdom their vassal so its minor loss but its huge victory
The only thing the ottomans lost was their sultan, who was soon replaced with his capable son. The Serbians lost everything and became defenseless against any invasion.
@@darkstar4102 The ottoman casualties were high as well, and they lost their Sultan on the battlefield.
objektif bir anlatım var gibi teşekkürler 👍🇹🇷
Great work thanks :)
The most precise analysis of the battle of Kosovo.lOVING IT! However one little *accidental mistake was made on the Lazar's banner at the battle of Dubrovnica...the animator has written
1481 AD instead of 1381 AD. Despite this little graphical mistake...HUGE LIKE FOR THE ENTIRE VID!
Precise but not accurate or true enough. Many mistakes and relying on other sources than Serbian, which is absurd we may say if we talk about the battle which is concerned with the Serbian kingdom. It is like you would rely on sources from Hungary about the fall of King Henry of Brittain. I really can't understand why UK historians can't ever consult historical sources from the subject countries itself, instead of making their own version of history based on some left hand sources and personal opinion.
@@SamuraiSx19 And what sources do U suggest on this topic, beside just complaining, kind sir?What is exactly accurate by your standards *in relation to the topic ?!What the f..k has Hungary and the fall of King Henry of Brittain have to do with this subject?! PLEASE ENLIGTEN US with your accuracy and non-personal opinion !
*The ETERNAL GOD would do anything for you!! Even out of love for you he went to the cross as a human!!* Philippians 2:5-8
WHAT A COMMUNIST LIE. THE SERBS WON IN THE BATTLE ON MARICA, BUT THEY DRINKED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE TURKS INFLOWED THEM AND KILLED THEM. THE VICTORY WAS ALSO FOR NS KOSOVO ON THE SIDE OF SERBIA, THE TURKS ESCAPED FROM KOSOVO. WHAT YOU RECORD IS A LIE
It is sometimes even hypothesized that the linguistic boundary between the Geg and Tosk dialects originates in the boundary between the domains of the Epirote and "Illyrian proper" dialects of Illyrian. In support of these theories, it is mentioned that current Albanian words seem to have their Illyrian counterpart: thus to the Albanian Dash ("ram") would correspond the Illyrian Dassius, Dassus, likewise the Albanian Bardhi ("white") would correspond to Bardus, Bardullis, Bardyllis[18]. A few ethnonyms of Illyrian tribes would also seem to have their Albanian counterpart: thus the name of the Dalmatians would correspond to the Albanian Dele ("sheep"); likewise the name of the Dardanians would correspond to the Albanian Dardhë ("pear, pear tree")[19]. But the main argument in favor of this thesis is geographical: the areas where Albanian correspond to one extremity of the ancient "Illyrian" domain[20].
Our history books in Turkey state that Sultan Murad 1 was killed after the battle was won, while perusing the battle field, by a wounded Serbian man-at-arms, feigning dead.
In the Ottomans, the first cannon was manufactured in Bursa in 1387. The first artillery units in the Ottoman army were used in the Battle of Frenkyazısı between the Ottomans and the Karamanids. However, due to the limited amount of gunpowder, very little was fired in that battle. However, the intensive use of artillery in the Ottoman army was for the first time during the First Kosovo War in 1389.
This is a very well known fact and is mentioned in many sources of that period. There is no mention of Ottoman artillery in your video. Really interesting...
In addition, the assassination of Murat I is different from the Ottoman historians who wrote about the event at that time. While walking around the post-war area, Murat I was assassinated by the Serbian Miloş, who hid himself among the corpses.
If Murat I was assassinated while the war was going on, as the Serbs told, because the throne was empty, Murat I's sons would leave the battlefield and set out for the capital to win the throne.
In Ottoman history, we see a similar one in the throne fights between the princes after the Battle of Ankara between Timur and Bayezid. In the Battle of Ankara, the sultan had been taken prisoner and each of the sons had left the battlefield with groups loyal only to them. But we don't see this in the Kosovo War. Murat 1. must have died after the war. Because right then and there, his sons fought with each other and Bayezid immediately took the throne by killing his brother Yakub.
Hahahha turk idiot murad wae killed in tje battle and jakub also. Beyazid run for hes life
So it s true about use of artilery. How was that impact on the battle, who won and is there some turkish sources on english that could be interesting to read?
Just came across this channel. Fascinating! You find new people to help inform you every day. Keep up the good work HistoryMarche! +1 subscriber. Deus volt.
Welcome aboard!
@@HistoryMarche Happy to be here. I also like how you covered the beginnings of Islam as it is vital to be aware of all history so that we can accurately understand the present.
الذي يعجبني في صربيا ، أنها دولة ليست كبيرة . ومع ذلك تحارب الدول الكبيرة مثل الدولة العثمانية والإمبراطورية النمساوية ، وتنتصر .
والآن هي الدولة الوحيدة في أوربا التي لم ترضخ لأمريكا .
هم اقذر اعداء الاسلام
Lol. Serbien Präsident Vućić in Bosnien Krieg:"" Für ein getöteten Serbe , wir werden 100 Muslime töten"". UA-cam.
@@abukhaled6146
الصرب ناس طيبون ، وإقليم سنجق الصربي سكانه مسلمون ، ولا خوف عليهم ولا هم يحزنون .
لكن الصرب يرفضون الضيم ، ويرفضون الخضوع لأحد سواء الدولة العثمانية أو الإمباراطورية النمساوية أو أمريكا .
@@user-sm9hh9hz8j God bless you! Everithing is corect that you said
تقصد انهم كانوا امبراطورية و نهشتهم الامم لو اسلموا لكان خيرًا لهم
Murad seems to have a highly diplomatic understanding of war and peace
Love your videos!
I would like to compliment the musical piece involved here. They did excellent in emphasizing the intensity of the situation.
Thank you sir. I tried hard with the soundtrack in this one.
@@HistoryMarche The traditional drum coupled with electric guitar in the beginning is fascinating. Feels like something big is really brewing up. Meanwhile the piano + violin arrangement in the end does its job capturing the aftermath of a battle. Your effort paid off sir 👍🏻👍🏻.
WoW as a Serbian i must say this was so well done it's actually amazing. Even after everything Ottoman empire did to my country i feel like i have huge respect for that country how powerful and imporant and strong they was and still are. I hope today's Turkey have no hard feelings for my country.
It's history, even Turks did fight each others , no hard feelings, peace and prosperity all human kinds globally!!
No hard feelings? Yeah sorry we rebeled against 380 year occupation and oppression. If only your ancestors could see what you're writing.
@@InfernoSRB we must look forward, not to back, our ancestors paid the price as well, when the empire collapsed , Turks in Balkan suffered a lot. We are not going to make mathematics
For passed!!
@@atillahanartagan2248 not sorry, karma cought up with them for enslaving nations. I don't hate today's Turks, but your history is a nasty one.
@@InfernoSRB like what you did in Kosovo?
Amazing video was fun to watch
1:01 Murad I. exploiting EU4 mechanics by diplo-vassalizing in order to keep his aggressive expansion low.
lol
@@HistoryMarche Murat I died after the war ended.
Milos Obilic came to the sultan and said he wanted to become a Muslim. And then he stabbed the dagger.
Great video as always.
oh wow! i am so sad wallachians didn't aid our neighbors Serbs!!
and who made this video rocks!
u have another SUB!
Engaging, detailed and objective content!
But the period after is for me the most interesting part of Serbian history.
The small renaissance under Stefan and Djuradj.
Stefan the by the (holy) book knight of virtue loved by his enemies and allies, who by grace of arms received commendation from Timur the lame on Ankara.
And Djuradj the old Despot who sacrificed everything for the state the most tragic figure in all of Serbian history.
Djuradj's grandson who while organizing the remaining Serbian nobles in Hungary, became so renowed that most forgot his name and remember his mythologized nickname "Dragon fiery wolf" up to the point where a little forest in today's Vojvodina has a local legend that he always appears in times of danger to Serbia in that little forest to hunt for the enemies of Serbdom.
Also a fun fact when he chased Turks around Serbia in the region of Branicevo.
He stumbled upon a village where the villagers hid the Turkish soldiers and Pasha for money, so he executed all the men, thus the village was renamed to "Udovice/ Widows", he crossed the Morava river and hounded the Turks until a small village that was surrounded by reeds.
He surrounded the reed field in which the surviving Turks hid and set it on fire, thus the later city of "Pozarevac/ Fire city" got its name.
Змај Огњени Вук!
Вук Гргуревић!
mate not to discourage you but all is biased history on serbian side, almost a story telling. Turks easly stormed the Balkans and even hungary in reality.
@@sehitgoker5073 A woman lies thru tears.
A merchant lies thru smiles.
But no one lies like a Turk
@@VojislavMoranic serbians do actually.
@@mehmetkayraozer9164 have you watched any Turkish series in your life?
I know this battle by heart, both history and myth, but you still made it suspenseful
You just think you know it but you don't, nobody does. Serbs defeated the Ottomans and killed their sultan...and if this was not true, Ottomans would subdue Serbia rightaway, they woulnd't wait first for Costantinople to fall, some 65y later...
Bir Türk olarak söylüyorum, Kosova savaşı kısmı tamamen yanlış. Sultan Murat savaş sırasında ölmedi, savaş bittikten sonra "Müslüman olacağını söyleyerek" Murat'a yaklaşan, Milos Obiliç tarafından öldürüldü. Ayrıca Bayezid savaş sırasında babasının emriyle sağ kanattan sol kanata desteğe gitmiştir.
I remember this battle back in the days, my homies and I were chillin' in the woods
Serbian proud!!!Brave people!!!
🇹🇷🇷🇸
Youre proud to be serbian and Im proud to be Turk
As a Serb you should be proud! And shame on the Turks up to this day.
@@elite1aa why ?
@@OsiC42Serbs, Turks, Mongols are God’s warrior people breeds. I am Serb and I respect brave Turks, powerful enemies of us use to be, and raised our glory! 🇷🇸🐲🐺🦅🤝🇹🇷🐺
Being that I'm 1/4 Serb, 1/4 Turkish, 1/4 Bosnian and 1/4 Albanian, I felt like watching my origin story xD
Also excellent pronunciation with the Slavic names.
Where do you live?
@@covek4048 Slovenia. Why?
So, half Serbian and half Turkish.
@@denethorr3 Hahaha, I suppose you could say that.
so you are from Belgrade?