Battle of Calugareni 1595 - Long Turkish War DOCUMENTARY

Great video, just a quick question:
In the battle parts, which unit does each block represent?

better than history marche

Oh, dear, not Komarno, its Komarom in age old name. Damn Anglo-Saxons.

oh look transylvania is hungarian land

when european lose the war, but dont accept it: despite decisive victory of Wallachians on the "GOD" they had to withdraw to london.

It must be long for you to fight the Turks for 13 years :D

admit it guys, we all love the ottoman :D

cannot stand the music. skippin' this one

I actually love this series on the Long Turkish War, because one of the combatants in the war was an Englishman by the name of John Smith, and a few years later, he would go on to play a role in helping to establish the Jamestown Colony, in Virginia.

I love The vid !

NO video about one of the first Otomans incursion in Europe? The battle lost by BAIAZID 1 against MIRCEA CEL BATRAN ? Shame on you 😊

Michael the Brave really deserved his name. Retreating at the right moment just to preserve the lives of his soldiers proves he wasn't only brave, he was smart and respectful of his unit too.
That cannon situation was funny though, didn't know it happened 😁

Idiot ottomans😂

Certainly sounds line Michael the Brave earned his epithet

Bavaria :D

Ottomans conquered bihac in 1592 bihac is majority Muslim city now…

Hopefully this all leads to Prince Eugene of Savoy. A general who in my opinion should garner more praise and recognition.

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Stupid mistakes led to an Ottoman defeat. The ottomans could have easily won that if they’d used their own battle tactics.

Michael the Brave it's beaten the turks until they make sheet o them pants, and unify the Greate Romania first, until his death.

Good vide but greece defete turks in 1642 in battle of Sofia and conquer them for 100 years when traitor Maximilian of Sparta destroy greece

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Hasan paşa my profil😃😄

If Romania wasn't divided into 3 different regions in the times of Vlad the Impaler and Michael , probably today will be no Turkey, Hungary or Bulgaria

MORE OTTOMAN PLEASE 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

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Great videos, thanks!

nice work! we would like however to see as in crusades series, an episode if not more from the ottoman perspective. thnak you!👍

this song... cococooco

what an amazing video and covering a part of history alot of people dont know much about. cant wait for the next video on the long Turkish war

Ottomans sucked near after its maturity

As somewhat of an expert on Ottoman history, I think the actual reason for the Ottoman decline was there from the start, just like the Mongols. They were no longer able to conquer more lands and thus, their primary tool for soldier loyalty (plunder) was denied. Although I will also say that sultans Murat III, Mehmet III, and Ahmet were very slow to respond to the Celali Rebellions, which if those were put down way sooner, the empire probably would have had more time to fortify before Russia ruined everything lol. Idk how Russia managed to beat the Ottomans so much since their win-loss record is terrible.

Ok, so the real reason is of course, a combination of things, the Ghazi mentality and need for plunder ended, the rise of Russia was a major issue, from Selim II to Osman II you had weak sultans who achieved very little, only for Murat IV to fix everything and show serious signs of revival and then....dead at 27, Ibrahim the mad comes to the throne, undoes all of Murat's gains. Much like the late Byzantine Empire, weak rulers really impacted the Ottoman state negatively, something that was not fixed after Murat IV's death. To counter that, they greatly empowered the grand viziers but since that job had a comically high "death in office" rate, it didn't provide stability.

No, for real though, you guys should look at the list of Ottoman grand viziers and just see how many were executed by order of the sultans, the percentage is so high. Who would want that job lol.

search up Adal Sultanate (Somalia) vs Portuguese Empire and their death of their commander of musketeer navies based in Portuguese India, Roderigo da Gama the brother of Vasco Da gama, Roderigo was captured by the cavalry of the Adal sultanate whose general Ahmed Gurey (known to Arab medieval historians as Ahmed ibn Ibrahim Al Ghazi) thereupon gave two choices to Roderigo, convert or die, he chose the latter and he was swiftly executed
Side note: the Adal Sultanate in the 1400s to 1600s, was the closest and most powerful sunni ally of the Ottoman empire, this Adal sultanate also waged a combined Somali Arab Turkish ottoman war against the Portuguese empire in the red sea, bab Al mandeb strait of Djibouti which was then a state of the Adal sultanate (Islamic sunni Somali kingdom ruled by the Walashma Royal family dynasty) ; as well as the northern Indian ocean and gulf of Aden (then known as the Gulf of Berbera, named after the largest northern ancient Somali coastal city)

Turkish sublitities please

Bravely ran away, away...

great video thanks

BOSNIAN EYALET 💪🏻🇧🇦💪🏻

cool

Hello can you make a video about the war between Austria & Ottomans and the capture of Kosovo by Austria in the 1690s

As a Turk I'm watching this shaking my head in disappointment lmao

"How to loose against a smaller army"

What is the background music in the beginning of the video?

I can't help it but the music in the back ground is a very famous Egyptian song from the begining of the 20th century ( That pretty one / el helwa de ) by the great musician Said Darwish

tmw you are Turkish but don't know the English names of all those wars...

The interesting thing is that two direct descendants of Michael the Brave are alive right now and live a simple life in Romania and few know about them.😁😁😁😁😁

Yes, from now on we encounter 3/4 of the sultans are less capable