Battle of Vaslui | How to Win Against a 100,000 Ottoman Army - Stephen The Great - Part 2

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  • Battle of Vaslui | How to Win Against a 100,000 Ottoman Army - Stephen The Great - Part 2
    By the time Suleiman Pasha’s force had arrived in Moldavia, Stephen had already been preparing for their arrival. Much like other military geniuses of his time, the Moldavian prince enacted a combined policy of scorched earth and tactical sabotage. Wells were poisoned and any potential food or supplies left behind were burned and destroyed, leaving the already tired Ottomans after their long journey in an even more difficult position. Guerilla attacks followed and it seemed that Stephen and his men were off to a good start. The goal was to lure the Ottoman forces near Vaslui...
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  • @Knowledgia
    @Knowledgia  Год назад +60

    Thank you so much for watching our video! There are many more videos planned on medieval history. Including 2 more on this series.
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    • @razvanciobotaru3089
      @razvanciobotaru3089 Год назад +2

      Love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉. I can’t wait part 3💚❤️👍🔥.
      Hope to make one soon about Romanian War of Independence 🇷🇴 and about war less know, such as Russo-Moldova War 🇷🇺 🇲🇩 or better known as Transnistria War.

    • @sorankurd-lj3fk
      @sorankurd-lj3fk Год назад +1

      Can you tell me how can I make such a animations? like you do one your video

    • @teodoraciobotaru293
      @teodoraciobotaru293 Год назад +3

      Can you make a video about annexation of Bessarabia and Moldova.

    • @alikurah3214
      @alikurah3214 Год назад +2

      Salam MIRI account to din ki bad miliga watch is Ana mashgol hi

    • @ironslayer25x76
      @ironslayer25x76 Год назад

      Make a video about Military occupations by the Soviet Union. In special one about Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina.

  • @alexm.3968
    @alexm.3968 Год назад +103

    It's a crime that Stephen the Great is always overlooked when talking about great generals.

    • @LeChristVraiDieu
      @LeChristVraiDieu Год назад

      It is not. Only à idiot can say this. King Stephan is as Napoléon maybe far better because hé had less resources than the french general. 43 battles won on 47 Hé fought. 😊

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater 8 месяцев назад +2

      Most Romanian rulers are overlooked

  • @sayyiduna5942
    @sayyiduna5942 8 месяцев назад +28

    Whether you’re against the Ottomans or the others
    This battle was just pure genius on Stephan’s part.
    Pure, genius.

  • @rudman97
    @rudman97 Год назад +49

    "Moldavia was not my ancestors', was not mine, and is not yours, but belongs to our descendants and our descendants' descendants to the end of time."
    - Stefan Dom cel mare

  • @theawesomeman9821
    @theawesomeman9821 Год назад +76

    For guy often depicted as a villainous vampire, Vlad sounds like a hero in this video.

    • @m.dewylde5287
      @m.dewylde5287 Год назад +29

      Vlad was never depicted as a vampire. You are confusing the historical figure with the book and movie character. Vlad was only the inspiration for Bram Stoker because he was known for his cruelty.

    • @stephanthegreat1348
      @stephanthegreat1348 Год назад +1

      Thats propaganda. Vlad is a hero not only to Romanians but to all Europeans. He fought the islamic hordes with very little ressources and managed to force a retreat of a 100,000 strong Ottoman army after completely demoralizing them by impaling 20,000 ottomans. He was a master of psychological and guerrilla warfare.

    • @s.b.6010
      @s.b.6010 Год назад +9

      Otherwise known as Vlad the Impaler. He used impaling as a torture technique against his enemies.

    • @joihnbrown1889
      @joihnbrown1889 Год назад

      Xdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd

    • @aetius7139
      @aetius7139 Год назад +11

      Machiavelli wrote that in the book "the prince" (il principe):
      "For a ruler, if you cannot strive for both loved and feared. Its better to be feared than loved. As fear is a better motivator tool for ruler to exert power".

  • @shehansenanayaka3046
    @shehansenanayaka3046 Год назад +33

    Stepehen the great one of the great rulers in the Balkans. We always appreciate your hard work and dedication towards these videos. Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🤝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿.

    • @m.dewylde5287
      @m.dewylde5287 Год назад

      The Balkans are somewhere else, buddy! Learn some geography before you post idiotic comments.

    • @HellStr82
      @HellStr82 Год назад +6

      True...except one thing. Moldavia Valachia and Transilvania... current day Romania is not in the Balkans.

  • @firrycel
    @firrycel Год назад +27

    As a Romanian i am very happy to see some of our history on your channel. In those days the leaders would fight for their people with the people, nowadays the leaders have secret or plain sight meetings to fight their own people.

    • @moldoveanul408
      @moldoveanul408 Год назад +4

      Actually he is a romanian too he has another channel in romanian named dedo

    • @firrycel
      @firrycel Год назад +2

      @@moldoveanul408 Nu stiam, mersi.

    • @moldoveanul408
      @moldoveanul408 Год назад

      @@firrycel cu plăcere

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад +2

      Stephen the Great is ours and he is Moldovan. You guys can have the vampire. Stephen is ours

    • @moldoveanul408
      @moldoveanul408 Год назад

      @@alechboy3578 we are talking about the guy making the video i am from moldova too

  • @ivailogeorgiev2424
    @ivailogeorgiev2424 Год назад +60

    If anyone's (very) keen on Medieval Romania, Hungary, the Ottomans, especially from a military point of view, I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +1

      I love his channel

    • @BalkanVlach
      @BalkanVlach 10 месяцев назад

      Are there any good books that are specific to the wars of this particular area and time?

  • @Jihadists_tears
    @Jihadists_tears Год назад +34

    The champion of the Christ ✝️🙌🙏
    Thank you for this post. It's great

    • @user-zg8px7ye1g
      @user-zg8px7ye1g 3 месяца назад

      Man, your channel description is horrible...

  • @cosminpodut1574
    @cosminpodut1574 Год назад +114

    Stephen the Great was a genius military strategist!

    • @RodolfoGaming
      @RodolfoGaming Год назад +12

      A champion indeed

    • @williamrobert9898
      @williamrobert9898 Год назад +1

      That makes Mehmed the second look even more impressive giving the fact that he was able to defeat him in battle

    • @Jihadists_tears
      @Jihadists_tears Год назад +15

      @@williamrobert9898 Actually Stephen the great defeated Mehmed too in 2 battles out of 3.
      Mehmed was also defeated by Hungarian peasants during siege of Belgrade

    • @williamrobert9898
      @williamrobert9898 Год назад +6

      @Jihadists_tears Can you give me the name of the other 2 Battles in which they fought each other?
      Edit: Hungarian peasants??? The same ones who were conquered by the Ottomans later after the Ottomans crushed them in the Battle of Mohacs? That's irrelevant, stick to the topic

    • @williamrobert9898
      @williamrobert9898 Год назад +4

      @Jihadists_tears Come on bro, give me the names of the other 2 Battles in which Stephen The Great won against Mehmed the second, I want to educate myself, the only engagement between the 2 that I could find is the battle of Valea Albă

  • @FatJoker0
    @FatJoker0 Год назад +90

    I'm romanian and we've voted Stephan, Ștefan Cel Mare, our greatest romanian ever 🤘

  • @floareaaurel2838
    @floareaaurel2838 3 месяца назад +3

    May God rest your soul Stefan! Be blessed! 🙏☦️

  • @BalkanVlach
    @BalkanVlach Год назад +165

    Happy Moldovan Independence Day !🇲🇩🇲🇩 I hope to see my country Moldova unite with the Romanian motherland.

    • @socialtimeshistoryvlogs9375
      @socialtimeshistoryvlogs9375 Год назад

      Soon your country recapture by ottoman empire inshallah

    • @cucurucu753
      @cucurucu753 Год назад

      ​@@socialtimeshistoryvlogs9375Inshafuckingllah the ottoman oppression was removed forever in 19th century

    • @dimitarvasilev5787
      @dimitarvasilev5787 Год назад +10

      As a Bulgarian I would be happy to see that day.

    • @alexpaul6054
      @alexpaul6054 Год назад

      @@socialtimeshistoryvlogs9375 Turks are gay. Soon they will have the fate of Irak

    • @efrencruz4422
      @efrencruz4422 Год назад +2

      ​@@socialtimeshistoryvlogs9375which Quran are you reading which one

  • @robertscheidbauer5677
    @robertscheidbauer5677 9 месяцев назад +7

    Moldova is Romania !!!
    We are all Romanians !!! 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴

  • @milkmonster2310
    @milkmonster2310 Год назад +80

    Goes to show that no amount of troops can compensate for poor leadership and tactics on the Ottoman’s part. Though I’m sure the numbers are a little inflated to add some mystique to the battle.

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад +1

      later ottomans defeated stephen the great in battle of valea alba. and both had the same number. so they are not bad they are actually good at military.

    • @Emanuel-E
      @Emanuel-E 8 месяцев назад +7

      @@odez5412 Romanians were always vastly outnumbered by the Ottomans. When Stefan lost the battle at Valea Alba he was vastly outnumbered in that battle.

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 8 месяцев назад

      @@Emanuel-E wikipedia doesnt say that. Also wikipedia also says that hungaria and poland were in moldovian side.

    • @Emanuel-E
      @Emanuel-E 8 месяцев назад +9

      @@odez5412 Mehmet had a minimum of 100k soldiers up to 150k, Stephan had between 12k-20k moldovans and another 10k hungarians and polish fighters (a maximum of 30k). 100k vs 30k .Do you really think Mehmet , the sultan of the Ottoman empire, only had 30k soldiers with him ??

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@Emanuel-E en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Valea_Albă
      Why and how could they have 150k? Even in this video it shows a huge battle that ottoman lost. How can they have 150k after 1 year? Lets say that they had that army. Why would mehmed attack a kingdom with 150k?
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Otlukbeli
      Aqqoyunids, a turkish country ruled most of the iran. It was a way bigger threat. And this battle happened,
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Otlukbeli
      And he had 100k in that battle. So why would he attack moldovia with 150k? He attacked istanbul with 100k, and thats one of the most important things in history.

  • @tudorm6838
    @tudorm6838 10 месяцев назад +7

    We cannot say that Mehmed massacred the Moldavians at Valea Alba when he had much greater losses. The Moldavians rejected them several times until Mehmed ordered a general attack. The Moldovans had to retreat and left behind 800 men to cover the retreat. Among these 800 there were very large losses.. Stefan did not lose so many soldiers, but he lost more than ten boyars from the Council of the country who were also fighting on the front line. Stefan could not use his entire army in this fight because he left part of his troops to protect his lands from the Tatar invasion that was taking place at the same time.

    • @chanlee4177
      @chanlee4177 5 месяцев назад

      @tudorm6838 BRAVOOO

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад +1

      only the battle was lost by stefan... the campaign was won, the ottomans retreat before reach suceava, mehmet made a mistake start that campaign on winter.

  • @Sticna78
    @Sticna78 9 месяцев назад +5

    Can you guys make part 3 of Stefan the Great and his battle of Cosmin Forrest that would be awesome !!!!

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад

      watch corpus draculianum chanel. the campaign against stefan was a crusade :)))) the primal objective was to take istanbul, the secondary goal was to dismantle the tartar hanat, and the minimal goal was to bring moldova under polish rule. a historian who search in teuton archives found documents about that campaign by chance, he was searching for grand master of teuton order
      correspondence with pope :)))) and as teutons was a part of that campaign he found unknow facts, until few years ago. fun fact after that battle, polish begin to use short hair haircut, because stefan hang them by the long hair on the trees on that forest :)))) it seems to be true because in all the paints of polish knights before battle they have long hair..... after that date.... in all paints they have short hair :))))

  • @letthenonsensebegin
    @letthenonsensebegin Год назад +13

    The effects in this video are EPIC! Thanks for another awesome video!

  • @andreidobre1239
    @andreidobre1239 Год назад +49

    The sequel was worth the wait. Thanks for making it.

    • @catalindale7296
      @catalindale7296 Год назад +1

      I'm Romania this only few battles he been I hope we get more because people know of Vlad but in my home country this man was one of the greatest heroes of Eastern Europe

    • @andreidobre1239
      @andreidobre1239 Год назад +3

      @@catalindale7296 I am Romanian as well, and I believe it is true he was one of the greatest heroes of Eastern Europe. Just like Ștefan cel Mare, Hunyad and Skanderberg, he is one of the heroes who temporarily halted Ottoman expansion into Eastern Europe.

  • @Bayard1503
    @Bayard1503 7 месяцев назад +3

    Worth some mentions: The Ottomans attacked during winter, which was almost unheard of, they had never done it before and they didn't try it after (obviously why). They tried to surprise Stefan, they failed. Around 2/3 of Stefan's army were peasants, we can only assume that they were very poorly equipped and maybe simple spearmen.
    The invasion of 1476 of Mehmet II was at first a huge success, they took most of the country but couldn't occupy any of the fortresses in the North. The decisive battle while it was a disaster for Moldova it was in doubt for a long time, Mehmet needed to use his personal guard to break through. Anyway, Stefan kept harassing, burning and when the Transylvanian army finally arrived Mehmet's retreat turned again into a rout. He had his army dispersed to control the country, easy to attack, the main army moved slow, there was also disease.... Mehmet started with 200.000 and under half of that managed to cross the Danube back. The war continued for 4 more years but the casualties were so big they were unsustainable for the Ottomans, I don't think it's unreasonable to say that this was one of the things that slowed down their expansion until Selim and Suleyman.

  • @EntertainmentTodayy
    @EntertainmentTodayy Год назад +5

    One of the greatest Military Commander of Moldavia 🇲🇩🇷🇴

    • @michaelpencio9573
      @michaelpencio9573 Год назад +6

      Of Romania !! Moldova is part of Romania since 1859

    • @FellFren
      @FellFren 2 месяца назад

      @@michaelpencio9573 is moldova story

    • @tiziogg6350
      @tiziogg6350 Месяц назад

      ​@@FellFren moldova story is also our story.
      Deal with it.
      From Moldova region of Romania!!!💪🇷🇴

    • @FellFren
      @FellFren Месяц назад

      @@tiziogg6350 Bro u are ricky1

  • @E39ENTHUSIAST90
    @E39ENTHUSIAST90 Год назад +8

    Ștefan cel Mare ( Stefan The Great), was my childhood hero

  • @ragael1024
    @ragael1024 Год назад +3

    the tactics used were nothing short of genius. terrain, weather, guerilla tactics, and perfect positioning of troops. Suleiman had an army probably twice as large, but he did not know what to do with it. he was no Mehmed II. however, i am more impressed by the fact that such a small principality managed to raise such a large force. sure, only a few thousand were professional soldiers, the rest merely militia. still... the logistics to provide for such a force from such a small state is impressive, when during the crusades, the western countries could barely feed lesser armies, still in owe of roman ability to provide resources to so many over such long distances. while the ottomans here were many, they suffered scortched earth tactics, and feeding the soldiers so far from home was a huge problem. Stefan knew what he was doing.

    • @user-cg2tw8pw7j
      @user-cg2tw8pw7j Год назад

      But he lost and left his country 😂😂😂

    • @stanm1977
      @stanm1977 4 месяца назад

      @@user-cg2tw8pw7j Stefan lost? Or what do you mean?

  • @InAeternumRomaMater
    @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +12

    St.Stephen the Great, the greatest Romanian lord. The greatest latin warrior of the east in Medieval Romanian History. Slavă Românilor, vlahi din Balcani, copii romanilor al Romei🇷🇴🏛🦅

    • @thereal_maximg
      @thereal_maximg Год назад +3

      Greatest Moldavian Lord. Be precise.

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +4

      @@thereal_maximg I was precisely. Principality of Moldavia was the state that formed modern day Romania, Alexandru Ioan Cuza was a Moldavian boyar, and the Prince of Moldavia, who later got elected Prince of Wallachia and formed today's Romania. I already gave another comment like this, and gave you old documents from the Principality. Principality of Moldavia was even the first to have news papers compared to Wallachia, and they were called "Albina Românească"😂

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад

      ​@@InAeternumRomaMaterYou are lucky the Russian Empire didn't annex the entire principality, otherwise your useless gyspy country wouldn't be a thing. Stephen the Great is ours and not yours. Moldovans are the real aryans. Dragostea din tei is also our song and doesn't belong to gypsy land

    • @AntoniuDraculea
      @AntoniuDraculea Год назад +3

      @@thereal_maximg Moldovans are a sub-type of romanian, like bavarians are a sub-type of german or texans a sub-type of americans. I should know... I am one (bessarabian romanian). So yeah, please document yourself before making silly claims like you just did.

    • @andreicristian9575
      @andreicristian9575 Год назад +2

      @@thereal_maximg I'm Romanian, and I'm pretty sure this is a Russian troll trying to annoy Moldavians. All Romanians know the year when Moldova and Valahia united. Either that or an ultra nationalist Romanian of some sort. Pay no attention to him or others like him.

  • @InAeternumRomaMater
    @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +9

    Vlad the Third Dracula (The Impaler) was after his realise in Bosnia and Serbia, where he campaigned against the Ottomans. Source: Corpus Draculianum an independent research team

  • @RoGameReview
    @RoGameReview Месяц назад +1

    This is some Red Cliff level of genius, soo proud to be a Romania.

  • @adr76887
    @adr76887 Год назад +12

    As a Moldovan i think the ottoman numbers are a lot more because in Moldavian chronics says that Oastea otomană era cit o țara de mare undeva la 120.000 de osteni which means that the ottoman army is a lot bigger about 120.000 soldiers+whalachian army

    • @stephanthegreat1348
      @stephanthegreat1348 9 месяцев назад

      You are Romanian

    • @adr76887
      @adr76887 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@stephanthegreat1348 Moldovan*

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад

      in istanbul arhive is a document in who is wrote that 20.000 peasants from bulgaria were recruited to build roads and bridges for that campaign. it can be 100,000 but all the army. a army like that need doctors, tailors, smiths, cooks, horse care takers, and so on, most of trustful historians agree to 30-40.000 combatant forces, on ottoman forces and 20.000 combined moldavian, polish, hungarians from that only 10.000 seems to be moldavian.
      from all estimates the demographer of moldavia at that time was about 500.000
      you deduct women 50% child and older 30-40% and.... you don't have so much men's capable to fight :D

  • @stanbatakarata6081
    @stanbatakarata6081 Год назад +4

    Big ✝️ Hero.StefanThe Great

  • @mohammedsaysrashid3587
    @mohammedsaysrashid3587 Год назад +15

    It was a wonderful historical coverage of that clashed between Ottoman forces and Moldovan 🇲🇩 leader Stephen...thank you for sharing

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +9

      Principality of Moldavia was Romanian, why did Dimitrie Cantemir write that all inhabitants of Moldavia, Wallachia and Transylvania are Romanians, and descendants of the Romans since Trajan the Emperor? And Principality of Moldavia founded Romania in 1859, Alexandru Ioan Cuza was a Moldavian boyar, later Prince of Moldavia and days later Prince of Wallachia and created Romania.🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🦅

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад +1

      ​@@InAeternumRomaMaterNo, I am from Moldova and we are not romanian. Stephen the Great is ours. You guys can have the Vampire. The russian empire and the soviets treated us better than you gypsies did. Stephen the Great is 100% ours and not yours

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад +1

      ​@@InAeternumRomaMaterYou are lucky the Russian Empire didn't annex the entire principality or your useless gypsy country wouldn't be a thing. Stephen the Great is Moldovan and not Romanian.🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩

    • @Vlad-yi6oo
      @Vlad-yi6oo Год назад +3

      ​@@alechboy3578banning the matern language of the inhabitants keep them iliterate, deporting to Siberia and starving them to death. It was indeed heaven under Russian empire and URSS. Good fairytails you have here.

    • @michaelpencio9573
      @michaelpencio9573 Год назад +1

      Romanian leader,nothing to do with modern Moldova !!

  • @RealBladen
    @RealBladen 2 месяца назад +4

    Romania and Moldova shall again be united like this🇷🇴🤝🇲🇩

    • @ares1634
      @ares1634 20 дней назад +1

      Moldova and Valahia are united, Basarabia, north Bucovina and Bugeac regions are missing from Moldova.

  • @stephanthegreat1348
    @stephanthegreat1348 Год назад +3

    Stephen the Great the best Romanian military leader. Easily TOP 10 generals of all time.

    • @andreicristian9575
      @andreicristian9575 Год назад +1

      Romania was first founded in 1859. For reference, that's 164 years ago. The Battle of Vaslui took place in 1475. That's 384 years before Romania was founded.

    • @ionnicoara6657
      @ionnicoara6657 Год назад

      And?

    • @rarescevei8268
      @rarescevei8268 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@andreicristian9575He was still a romanian. Turkey was founded recently, does that mean turkish people didnt exist?

    • @ares1634
      @ares1634 19 дней назад +1

      Michael the Brave by far. He beat the Ottomans all the way to Adrianople, conquered all Ottoman fortresses on Danube, defeated all the empires around until was betrayed. He lost a single battle at Miraslau and was betrayed by Austrians, who joined Hungarians, Polish, Moldovans, already a double size army and even that could win if didnt follow the Austrian retreat into ambush.

  • @kumebannerlord
    @kumebannerlord Год назад +5

    Hey Knowledgia team, are you guys planning to make Skanderbeg part 2 anytime soon?

  • @user-rh2ov6ny2f
    @user-rh2ov6ny2f 9 месяцев назад +2

    居然有中文字幕,好惊讶和感动(终于不用一个字一个字查过去了)

  • @Vandcas
    @Vandcas Год назад +4

    Mulțumim!

    • @Knowledgia
      @Knowledgia  Год назад +2

      Your suport helps us a lot! Thank you!

  • @serlucian9155
    @serlucian9155 Год назад +5

    amazing!

  • @InAeternumRomaMater
    @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +3

    St.Stephen the Great _Athleta Christi_ 🇷🇴🦅

  • @ghost21501
    @ghost21501 Год назад +2

    Fantastic video.

  • @wawaweewa9159
    @wawaweewa9159 Год назад +8

    Imagine having 100,000 men and not scouting....

    • @papazataklaattiranimam
      @papazataklaattiranimam 11 месяцев назад +3

      They didn’t have 100000 men

    • @ninjaa6952
      @ninjaa6952 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@papazataklaattiranimamThey did cry Muslim just like thousands of Muslim men when they where getting slaughtered.

    • @charliebryant1216
      @charliebryant1216 2 месяца назад

      @@papazataklaattiranimamcope 😂

    • @ares1634
      @ares1634 19 дней назад +1

      They did but were attracted towards a populated area, to force them to cross the bridge and resupply, so they could fall into the chosen battlefield, on a route to Suceava capital. This guys explain is poor.

  • @War-machine-Jacky-Pleasant
    @War-machine-Jacky-Pleasant 10 месяцев назад +1

    这期有翻译成中文了,很好❤。

  • @dea690
    @dea690 Год назад +8

    Stephen the Great of the Romanian Moldova. One of the greatest in his line of kings going back through millennia.

    • @adr76887
      @adr76887 Год назад +5

      Stephan was a Moldovan not a Romanian

    • @dea690
      @dea690 Год назад +7

      @@adr76887it’s difficult for you to understand the concept of nation, civilization, history, poor you.

    • @alikurah3214
      @alikurah3214 Год назад

      ​@@adr76887Congratulations you have won something contact for your price 🎁🎁.

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад

      ​​@@adr76887True, ignore these guys. He is our leader. The gypsies have Vlad. Stephen is ours

    • @Vlad-yi6oo
      @Vlad-yi6oo Год назад +6

      ​@@adr76887he moldavian romanian, not russian bassarabian

  • @dwxhgaming5003
    @dwxhgaming5003 Год назад +19

    Long Live Stephen!

    • @scourgeofgodattila579
      @scourgeofgodattila579 Год назад +1

      Stephen was heavily defeated by Mehmet and he became a vassal of the Ottomans.

    • @f1uf
      @f1uf Год назад +3

      He's already dead💀

    • @dwxhgaming5003
      @dwxhgaming5003 Год назад

      @@scourgeofgodattila579 Ik

    • @dwxhgaming5003
      @dwxhgaming5003 Год назад

      @@f1uf If u thought a bit more, you would know that it is a sign of respect for our warrior ( metaphor ). Besides we as Christians we don't believe that death is the end.

    • @Alxandrthelast
      @Alxandrthelast Год назад +5

      ​@@scourgeofgodattila579And also the cockroach empire is dead and keep do the same thing

  • @ejayaziz470
    @ejayaziz470 7 месяцев назад +3

    You know what similar Christian and Hindus historian ? Like this
    Ottoman 100k vs Christians 2000
    Delhi/mughal 200k vs 1000 Hindus

  • @debbielungsodaitfllo
    @debbielungsodaitfllo Год назад +2

    Yes finally thank you

  • @calindicusar
    @calindicusar Год назад +1

    Stefan the Great has gathered the "Great Army" ie almost all the able bodied men of the voievodate so I think that some of my ancestors thought at Vaslui.

  • @qwidium
    @qwidium 18 дней назад

    If you are following the modern days trend on Moldavian independent republic, their narrative relies heavily on Stephen The Great behavior during this whole reign.
    Since Stephen was fighting Vallachia and Trasylvania so often in order to secure a flank, then he must not considere himself related to vallachians in any way, so his descendants must not feel themselves as romanian. Because brothers don't fight each other, right? Much later russians picked up the idea and used it on Bessarabia for several decades of constant propaganda: "moldavians are not romanians so they must speack a different language: moldanian language" Voilà.
    A really interesting detail is on 1:20. Szekely men were acting independently to magyar rule of Transylvania and provided consistent support to Stephan. 5k szekelys men is a lot. I would love to see an episode dedicated them.
    The tactics used on early stages of Vaslui battle must be overated. The use of the bells to lead the main ottoman infantry to a side of battlefffield is a fantasy, a funny fantasy i must admit. A inovation never used before or after if whole European medieval times. That imply that Stephen had a mobile meteorological station dispatched with his army and knew in advance that were not visibility on the battlefield, also a bunch of "musicians" dispatched with the army the whole time. That is ridiculous. Not even today you cannot predict the wheather in such a way. Also the micromanagement at tactical level must be insane. Is a fake in my opinon.

  • @makeromaniagreatagain9697
    @makeromaniagreatagain9697 Год назад +3

    It's important to note that 100,000 is probably exaggerated.
    It is extremely unlikely that their number exceeded 45,000-50,000.
    Still, the victory was impressive.

    • @giannisgiannis870
      @giannisgiannis870 11 месяцев назад +8

      And for the Istanbul on 1453 Turks are telling their ancestors were 50-60.000 and they were finally 120-150.000 against 8000 defenders.

    • @stephanthegreat1348
      @stephanthegreat1348 9 месяцев назад +2

      It was 120,000 confirmed troops

    • @makeromaniagreatagain9697
      @makeromaniagreatagain9697 9 месяцев назад

      @@stephanthegreat1348 by whom?

    • @ENmfdoubleS
      @ENmfdoubleS 6 месяцев назад

      @@stephanthegreat1348 there wasn't

    • @chanlee4177
      @chanlee4177 5 месяцев назад

      @@giannisgiannis870 CORECT

  • @deliriumextreme1637
    @deliriumextreme1637 11 месяцев назад +6

    Romania has had great characters in its history, there are many other heroes with great deeds.

    • @FellFren
      @FellFren 2 месяца назад +1

      is moldova story

    • @deliriumextreme1637
      @deliriumextreme1637 2 месяца назад

      ​@@FellFren Well, that's what I said,
      Wallachia, Transylvania, Moldavia... history of Romania.

    • @FellFren
      @FellFren 2 месяца назад

      @@deliriumextreme1637 no! is story of r.moldova.

    • @deliriumextreme1637
      @deliriumextreme1637 2 месяца назад

      @@FellFren Yes, If Moldova region of Romania.

    • @FellFren
      @FellFren 2 месяца назад

      @@deliriumextreme1637 Bro according to you Stephen the Great fought for Romania or Moldavia

  • @oreste8570
    @oreste8570 Год назад +2

    Laiotă was not in alliance with the sultan. Laiotă was a subject of the sultan. A subject of a monarch doesn't make alliance with the latter. He obeys orders within his duty to his lord

  • @papazataklaattiranimam
    @papazataklaattiranimam Год назад +23

    Even in the Battle of Otlukbeli, the Ottomans could not raise an army of 100,000, even though the army was led by the Sultan himself against the great threat Uzun Hasan. The quarter of numbers for both armies seem more consistent. The numbers are already exaggerated in most historical documents.

    • @daarom3472
      @daarom3472 Год назад +3

      seems the only army without inflated numbers in history was Leonidas' army at thermopylae.

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@daarom3472 no not only he there are way more.

  • @banciuvera7247
    @banciuvera7247 Год назад +2

    Verry good job, thanks!❤

  • @kenanhasan9784
    @kenanhasan9784 Год назад +2

    Thanks for video. The real numbers of soldiers near 15000 vs 30000

  • @moeinroohani7017
    @moeinroohani7017 Год назад +1

    Please add Persian subtitles for all videos

  • @Sticna78
    @Sticna78 Год назад +7

    When Stefan removes Kebeb,Great video ☦️ !!!!!

    • @mkb9617
      @mkb9617 Год назад +1

      But at the end of the day, we made them eat kebab at least 2 hundred years!!!

    • @ionnicoara6657
      @ionnicoara6657 Год назад

      Lol what a deed. Subjugated a 20x times smaller country wow

    • @ionnicoara6657
      @ionnicoara6657 Год назад

      100x smaller**

    • @rarescevei8268
      @rarescevei8268 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@mkb9617They were vassals, so no, you didnt

  • @alparslankorkmaz2964
    @alparslankorkmaz2964 Год назад +1

    nice video

  • @burakdakak6322
    @burakdakak6322 Год назад +1

    Make a Siege of Plevna video

  • @flaviuslupu2532
    @flaviuslupu2532 Год назад +1

    *GUYS GREAT DOC !!!!!!!!!!!!*

  • @blitzkrieg2928
    @blitzkrieg2928 Год назад +2

    kino is back

  • @game-js1fr
    @game-js1fr Год назад +2

    Wheres part 2 of skanderbeg???

  • @user-du2ed9je3f
    @user-du2ed9je3f Год назад +1

    1:56 I think that Belgrade still wasn't a part of Ottoman Empire. Sultan Suleiman I conquered Belgrade in 1521.

  • @javria4
    @javria4 8 месяцев назад +4

    Wild how the romanians (Walachians) always ended up betraying the Moldavians. More Moldavians from the part thats under romania need to learn this

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад

      Hey lol. Romanians from all 3 principalities know all that and also that was the bloody rulers placed as puppets by the surrounding powers to collect their tribute. Rulers had to obey their masters, collect the taxes and join their wars with the mostly boyars armies, not of their own. Moldova also attacked other Romanian principalities on behalf of its masters in time. In those times was like that and the masses of populations had to follow their rulers. So cut the crap.

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад

      mate modern romania was created by great powers ( france and england ) to oppose russia so romanians are designed to oppose russia. and be happy the russians "liberate" half of moldova :))) stay like that most of us we don't need you as part of romania and as part of europe until you will prove you are from europe and not from russia. sooooo...... like sofia told you before .... CUT THE CRAP

    • @RoGameReview
      @RoGameReview Месяц назад

      They still think of us as peasents

    • @tiziogg6350
      @tiziogg6350 Месяц назад

      What about the first Stephan attack of Chilia fortress?
      That was a clear betrayal.
      I'm a romanian coming from Moldova region and at least I recognize that at the time we were used by foreign powers against each other.
      Look for example how the Rus principalities fought each others, the italian states and the german ones before every unifications.
      Stop weaponizing the past for separatist propaganda.

    • @ares1634
      @ares1634 20 дней назад +1

      Asa au fost vremurile pana ne-am unit. Domnii Valahi nu aveau de ales decat sa se supuna imperiului de peste Dunare sau sa fie ucisi si tara pradata de turci si tatari. De cate ori au avut ocazia s-au ridicat impotriva turcilor, dar cand au razbit cu turcii a trebuit sa lupte impotriva ungurilor, austriecilor, moldovenilor si polonilor. Si Moldova era la cheremul Poloniei siTurcilor si s-a ridicat impotriva lui Mihai Viteazul la ordinul Poloniei, care-si vroia omul loial pe tron si aservirea tarii.

  • @oldgamer9992
    @oldgamer9992 Год назад +21

    100k is not right...
    Mehmed famous siege of Constantinople 1453.. He had around 100k-120k But an Ottoman Commander will not lead an army this big Without the Sultan... 50k-maybe 70k But 100k is a very big and Unrealistic number...

    • @oldgamer9992
      @oldgamer9992 Год назад +2

      @@NeolithiqKing they didn't have 100k I am sure of that.. Maybe 40k - 70k

    • @EuroBuci
      @EuroBuci Год назад +1

      17k vallachians

    • @burakdakak6322
      @burakdakak6322 Год назад +1

      Numbers are True
      Also Gallipoli European army 489,000 man and
      Ataturk slapped total 300,000 👋

    • @EuroBuci
      @EuroBuci 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@burakdakak6322 Ataturk couldn't win without germans and albanian troops

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@EuroBuci bruh ataturk was great leader of course he could. the proof is he defeated armenians british french italians greeks at the same time.

  • @nicolaerosu1201
    @nicolaerosu1201 Год назад +7

    I was waiting for part 2

  • @a.s.7936
    @a.s.7936 Год назад +6

    Finally us Romanian getting the spotlight after Albanians get credited of fighting the Ottomans single handledly

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад

      You mean us Moldovans? Dragostea din Tei is also ours like Stephen the Great. You are lucky the Russian Empire didn't annex the whole principality like it should have.

    • @D4niel_EU
      @D4niel_EU Год назад

      ​@@alechboy3578what are you on about, Stefan was born,lived,fought and died on romanian ground.

    • @Vlad-yi6oo
      @Vlad-yi6oo Год назад +1

      ​@@alechboy3578so you admit that today "moldovans" are a russian creation. By the way Russian Empire wanted to take both Muntenia(Wallachia) and Moldavia but they limited at Bassarabia in the end. And it will return back to the rightfull Moldavia (Romania) soon in the next few years.

  • @erti4531
    @erti4531 Год назад +30

    Let’s see Mehmed’s reaction when Skanderbeg easily defeats his 100.000-50.000 armies with only 8.000 man.

    • @saywhatnow2173
      @saywhatnow2173 Год назад +1

      common Skanderbeg W

    • @bosertheropode5443
      @bosertheropode5443 Год назад +5

      Back when albanians were still based.

    • @overpredor3412
      @overpredor3412 Год назад +6

      Mehmed is truly great he earned the title conqueror while his enemies was Stephen, Jon Hunyadi, Skanderbeg, Uzun Hasan, Vlad.

    • @EuroBuci
      @EuroBuci Год назад +6

      ​@overpredor3412 All of his enemies had 5 times smaller armies

    • @overpredor3412
      @overpredor3412 Год назад

      @@EuroBuci another innocent who thinks bigger army always win 🤗

  • @jenjenk452
    @jenjenk452 8 месяцев назад

    I'm so grateful that he stood his ground and won. It's scary to imagine that these lands would have been converted to islam.

  • @depekthegreat359
    @depekthegreat359 Год назад +10

    The Ottoman Empire was one of the strongest respective empires in this world but they themselves have lost massively in this battle,good friends!!!🙏

    • @St3v3NWL
      @St3v3NWL Год назад +3

      Nah Ottoman Empire is heavily overhyped. Oh they conquered the Balkans and Large parts of North Africa. In North Africa, it is basically sand and camels. Balkans are not really fertile or do have any development. Same with Asia minor. They were average at best, mostly overhyped by Turks online.

    • @depekthegreat359
      @depekthegreat359 Год назад

      @@St3v3NWL I do not think that they are heavily overhyped as they are one of the strongest respective empires ever in this world and to win some epic battles is considered huge for their dynasty to be honest regardless of any network,good friend!!!🙏🏻

    • @ixxrossorxxi6291
      @ixxrossorxxi6291 Год назад +2

      @@St3v3NWL "They were average at best, mostly overhyped by Turks online."
      Except even Western historians agree their achievements were great. At one point the could have easily conquered Europe.

    • @scourgeofgodattila579
      @scourgeofgodattila579 Год назад +2

      @@St3v3NWL LOOOOOOLLLL

    • @scourgeofgodattila579
      @scourgeofgodattila579 Год назад +2

      @@St3v3NWL The Ottomans were much larger than most European Empires.

  • @moeinroohani7017
    @moeinroohani7017 Год назад +2

    زیرنویس فارسی هم اضافه کنید 🙏

  • @imt1217
    @imt1217 12 дней назад

    the battle that shaped today's europe.

  • @Groaznic
    @Groaznic Год назад

    Big up Basarab III Ray Liotta!

  • @transylvanian8437
    @transylvanian8437 Год назад +26

    Impressive by the Moldavians, but these numbers seem way too big for this time period.

    • @ChristiaanHW
      @ChristiaanHW Год назад +6

      Well the numbers for the Ottomans are believable (they were able to get man from a fast emipre).
      As for the Moldovian side, they were in a fight for survival so they would be able to get a lot of people too.
      The only question would be. Was the Moldovian army all "professional" or was it partially farmers who wanted/needed to help to defend their homeland.

    • @-TheBlackLion-
      @-TheBlackLion- Год назад +4

      @@ChristiaanHW”oastea mica” was the army used in raids which was professional, “oastea mare” was the defending army seen as the last resort which was mainly composed of farmers and peasants. So yes, at Vaslui most of the able man in the kingdom fought without much of the necessary training

    • @sandokan888
      @sandokan888 Год назад +3

      @@lotyogipityu7992 Cool fairy tales bro

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +4

      Moldavians were referred as Vlachs, which means Romanians. And they were referring to themselves as Romanians too, take the example the writings of both Dimitrie Cantemir and Vasile Lupu who both where Prince's of Moldavia. Not to mention that Principality of Moldavia founded Romania in 1859

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +5

      @@lotyogipityu7992 Are you mentally unwell? Vlachs was the historical exonym to the people of the Proto-Romanian branch, Aromanians is the second biggest group of the Proto-Romanian family, Romanians being the biggest, so of course they are called Vlachs. But why was Dragoș Vodă referred as a Vlach? Why did he take with him vlachs from Maramureș? And why was Moldavia referred as Boğdan Iflak, Eng: Bogdan's-Wallachia, Russo-Wallachia and Moldo-Wallachia by Turks, Greeks and even by the rulers themselves of the Principality? Why did St.Stephen the Great refer to Principality of Wallachia as "the other Wallachia" to the Venetians so that they wouldn't confuse it with his Principality? Short answer: Because they are Vlachs, aka Romanians

  • @freefall9832
    @freefall9832 Год назад

    Every trick in the book.

  • @panda-crux.165
    @panda-crux.165 Год назад +1

    The problem with the christian in medieval era is that they don't have unity in themselves instead of uniting and supporting each other's againts the Muslim invaders they turn themselves to one another.If only the christian united they can conquer and establish a Christian ground in anatolia and middle east.

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад +2

      they did what are crusades? or varna or kosovo or more. they worked together but still they couldnt conquer those lands

  • @Radovid_V_the_Stern
    @Radovid_V_the_Stern Год назад +23

    Don't believe these numbers. Little Moldova had 40 000? Yeah, sure. Ottomans 60 000-100 000 also too much. For comparison the famous battle of Pavia 1525 was the decisive battle of big countries and had about 25 000 from each side.

    • @nenenindonu
      @nenenindonu Год назад +10

      Even at the Battle of Otlukbeli in which Mehmed II faced his greatest threat, the Uzun Hasan led White Sheep Turcomans, his Ottoman army numbered less than 100k

    • @eren6725
      @eren6725 Год назад +10

      Those numbers are surely exagarated, in battle of varna 1444 Ottomans has about 40.000 to 60000 Man and it was lead by Sultan himself with all of his household troops and armies from both anatolia and balkans, against a whole crusade but just 30 years later Ottomans assamble 100.000 just for a small balkan state...

    • @dand7763
      @dand7763 Год назад +2

      Wallachia or Moldova cannot raised at the time more than 16 k or 18k soldiers (with 3k to 4 k mercenaries included) ,very unlikely 20 k army!
      unrealistic numbers 40k !

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад

      Moldova had a 30k free peasants (razeshi) army and a permanent 7-10 k cavalry, so yes the great army as is called was more than 40k that time and they were all trained warriors.

  • @borabayulug4248
    @borabayulug4248 Год назад

    Let me make a correction, the ottoman army is around 60000 65000, 30.000 ottoman soldiers, 20.000 Bulgarians, around 10000 15000 Tatars and soldiers from various places. :)

    • @stanbatakarata6081
      @stanbatakarata6081 Год назад

      No etic Jannesay no Bulgarians. .BulariaTsardom (Empire) end in civil war Ottionans. 1420 End Konstantin 2 Shishman last Bulgaria Tsar(Emperator)..

    • @borabayulug4248
      @borabayulug4248 Год назад +1

      @@stanbatakarata6081 Did the Bulgars perish when their kingdom was destroyed? Bulgarians, Albanians, Macedonians, Bosnians, Serbs served a lot in the Ottoman army.

  • @MCSonixx
    @MCSonixx 7 месяцев назад +2

    🦁✝️🦁♥️♥️

  • @CptSlow89
    @CptSlow89 Год назад +9

    Always nice to se Ottomans losing.

    • @hfggtr4243
      @hfggtr4243 Год назад

      ottoman 3rd roman empire even if you don't like it

    • @CptSlow89
      @CptSlow89 Год назад

      @@hfggtr4243 ♥️💋

    • @AnatolianHittite
      @AnatolianHittite Год назад +1

      Loser Ottoman subjects discovered.A Serb who still hasn't survived the war in which 800 Turkish horsemen wiped out his empire.

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад +1

      always nice to see when balkanian great commanders getting slapped by mehmed the conquerer XD

    • @ninjaa6952
      @ninjaa6952 2 месяца назад

      ​@@odez5412memhed was a horrible general he got defeated multiple times by balkan generals.

  • @js70371
    @js70371 Год назад +3

    New to this channel. I like the animation!! #SubscribedAndFollowing

  • @hadouken9729
    @hadouken9729 11 месяцев назад +3

    Long Live Moldova ❤️🔴🇲🇩🦬🔴 Thank Lord that we (moldovans) got such a genius in our history

    • @deliriumextreme1637
      @deliriumextreme1637 11 месяцев назад +2

      If long live Romania, Romania is the result of the Union of Valquia and Moldova.

    • @hadouken9729
      @hadouken9729 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@deliriumextreme1637 Also it is the result of genocide of moldovans , moldovan culture and moldovan language . In 1866 , during “Moldovan Patriotic Movement ”(named by wallachians “Separatist Movement ”) moldovans wanted their independence but they were brutally killed in the centre of Iasi , a delegation came from Wallachia with an army and wallachian politicians were screaming “Kill all the Moldovans beacouse they don’t want the union” (they even shoot the metropolitan of Moldova (Calinic Miclescu) beacouse even the church didn’t wanted thet kind of “union”. Also that A.K.A “union” was made by a list of agreements, by that list , common in this union was only army , by that lis that state should have the name of United Principality of Moldova and Wallachia , they should have two different governments with 2 different leaders , two different capitals… . But wallachians took all to them , and moldovans wanted the separation of that state

    • @deliriumextreme1637
      @deliriumextreme1637 11 месяцев назад

      @@hadouken9729 🤣🤣🤣Ce spui, ești un troll rus care consumă multe droguri.
      Cum vor fi două guverne și lideri diferiți dacă rezultatul uniunii este o singură țară?
      Ceii care i-au masacrat pe moldovenii din Basarbia au fost rușii.

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад +1

      Its a pity you don't have any of Moldova's historical sites and relics to show as your own.

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад

      @@hadouken9729 Don't you have any shame to invent such imbecilities? Obnoxious soviet kgbistic fabrication. lol

  • @Armin.2627
    @Armin.2627 Год назад +1

    "Where were they excessively outnumbered? He had 40k troops against 100k Ottoman troops , and when you're on the offensive, you need 10 soldiers attacking for every 1 soldier defending to have a chance to conquer the defender?"

    • @scartanbadea6374
      @scartanbadea6374 Год назад +4

      You confuse the battle in the fortress with the one in the open field!

    • @EuroBuci
      @EuroBuci Год назад

      3-1

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад

      Some chronicles noted 120k Ottomans and was a pitched battle, face to face, not a fortress siege. In that case the ratio should be at least 3:1.

  • @sorankurd-lj3fk
    @sorankurd-lj3fk Год назад

    Pleas anyone tell me how can I make such a animations?

  • @paulsh2071
    @paulsh2071 Год назад +5

    Ottomans trying not to get fucked while they are outnumbering the opposite army : challenge impossible

    • @AnatolianHittite
      @AnatolianHittite Год назад +1

      It is said that every balkan country has a glorious victory over a trillion janissaries but no one buys these nonsense stories except those balkan countries.

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад

      Battle of Valea Albă ottomans did that challenge in this battle XD. and if you think ottoman allways had bigger army you dont know history. and all those balkanian great commanders: skanderberg vlad and stephen all of them were slapped XDDDDDD

    • @paulsh2071
      @paulsh2071 11 месяцев назад

      @@odez5412 lmao tell me what type of drug you are taking because I defently wanna try it XD did you even watch the video lmao? And skanderberg and vlad among many others destroyed the ottomans you need to open a history book besides a Turkish one

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 3 месяца назад

      @TIAID-ct4ov And Vlads head is in Istanbul. I think there are more Turks in the ground because Skanderberg quickly hided to his castle when Mehmed II. came.

    • @Gigiolo104
      @Gigiolo104 Месяц назад

      ​@@odez5412Talking about victories but Not even mentioning defeats, i hate this method of propaganda

  • @MBP1918
    @MBP1918 Год назад +4

    Sigma Moldavians

    • @thaton72
      @thaton72 Год назад

      *Romanians (Vlachs) but Moldavians is also correct👍

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад

      ​@@thaton72No Stephen is our historical figure. He has no ties with gypsies.

    • @thaton72
      @thaton72 Год назад

      @@alechboy3578 Haha, you're a joke. Romanians are latins, so are the ones east of the Prut River, you're a migratory Slav, you have nothing to do with Principality of Moldavia nor with any part of Romania or Republic of Moldova. Go back to Russgayia🤣

    • @Vlad-yi6oo
      @Vlad-yi6oo Год назад

      ​@@alechboy3578go back to russia mongol.

    • @michaelpencio9573
      @michaelpencio9573 Год назад

      Romanians

  • @nicolaenicolae3289
    @nicolaenicolae3289 Год назад

  • @alfrancisbuada2591
    @alfrancisbuada2591 Год назад +1

    By the power of God! I will crush you!

  • @InAeternumRomaMater
    @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +2

    🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴

    • @thereal_maximg
      @thereal_maximg Год назад +2

      Calm down your Romanian flags. 🇲🇩

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +3

      @@thereal_maximg Haha, Republic of Moldova became independent in 1991, and was founded by Stalin in 1940. Principality of Moldavia founded modern Romania in 1859, and it has nothing to do with Republic of Moldova😂

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад +1

      @@thereal_maximg Here are some examples of old documents from Principality of Moldavia about very important things:
      _Pravila lui Vasile Lupu, Iași, 1646_
      *„Carte romănească* (Картє Рoмьɴѣскѫ) de învățâtură de la pravilele înpărâtești și de la alte giudeațe, cu dzisa și cu toată cheltuiala lui Vasile Voivodul și Domnul Țărâi Moldovei, di în multe scripturi tâlmăcită di în limba ilenească, *pre limba româniască* (ПрєʌймБА Рoмѫɴѩскѫ). În Tipariul Domnesc s-au tipărit în mănâstirea a Trei S(fe)ti(te)le în Iași, de la Hristos 1646.
      După tocmala și nevoința Mării Sale Domnului datu-s-au învățătură și mie unui mai mic și nice de o treabă a Mării Sale rob, Evstrate biv logofet, de am scos aceaste pravile și le-am tălmăcit den scrisoare grecească *pre limbă românească (ПрєʌимБѫ Рoмьɴѣскѫ) ca să poată înțeleage toți.”*
      _Letopisețul Țării Moldovei, scris probabil la Mânăstirea Coșula (jud. Botoșani) pentru Iordachi Cantacuzino (1780)_
      Ultimul paragraf: „Așa și neamul acésta, de care scriem, a neamului țărilor acestora, numele drept și mai vechiu iaste *romănĭ* (Рoмьɴй), adecă râmleani, de la Roma. Acest nume de la descălecatul lor de Traian înpărat.
      cât au trăit pănă la pustietatea lor de pre acéste locuri în munți, în Maramoreș și pe Olt, tot acest nume au ținut și țin și pănă astăzi și încă mai bine munténii decât moldovénii, că ei și acum zic și scriu *Țara Romănească, și românilor* (Цара Рoмьɴѣсь Шꙑ Рoмѫɴиʌoр) celor din Ardeal.
      Iară străinii și țările împrejur le-au pus acest nume vlah, di pe vloh, cum s-au mai pomenit, valios, valasco, olah, voloșin, tot de streini sânt pusă acéste numere, de pre Italiia, cărora zic le vloh. Apoi mai târziu, turcii (…). Munténilor le zic turcii kara-vlah. Grecii le zic vlahos-bogdanos moldovenilor, iar munteanilor le zic vlahos. *Că acest nume, moldovean, ne iaste di pe apa Moldova,* după al doilea descălecatul aceștii țări de Dragoș Vodă. Și munteanilor, ori de pre munte, munteani, ori di pe Olt, olteani, că léșii așa le zic, molteani.
      Măcară dar că și la istorii și la graiul streinilor și înde sine cu vréme, cu vacuri, cu primineale au dobândit și alt nume, dar acela carele iaste nume stă întemeiat și rădăcina rămâne. Cum vedem că, măcar că ne răspundem acum moldoveani, iar nu *întrebăm: știi moldoveneaște?, ci întrebăm știi romăneaște?, adecă râmleneaște, puțin nu zicem: sțis romanițe? pre limba latinească.*
      Stă dar numele cel vechiu ca întâi neclătit, deși adaog ori vrémile îndelungate, ori streinii adaog și alte neamuri, dar cel ce iaste de rădăcină nu să mută. Și *așa iaste acestor țări și țării noastre, Moldovii și Țării Muntenești, numele cel drept de moșie, iaste români (Рoмѫɴй),* cum să răspund și acum cei din Țara Ungurească lăcuitori, și munteanii țara lor și scriu și răspund cu graiul: Țara Romănească (Цара Рoмьɴѣсь) […]”
      Cazania lui Varlaam, Iași, 1643
      *„Carte romănească* (Картє Рoмьɴѣскѫ) de învățătură dumenecele preste an și la praznice înpărătești. Și la Svănți Mari. Cu zisa și cu toată cheltuiala lui Vasilie [Lupu] Voivodul și Domnul Țărăi Moldovei. Di în multe scripturi tălmăcită. Di în limba sloveniască pre *limba romeniască* (Прєʌмба Рoмєɴïѧкѫ). De Varlam Mitropolitul de Țara Moldovei în tipariul domnesc. În mănăstirea a Trei Steli, în Iași. De la Hristos 1643.
      Stihuri în stema domniei Moldovei
      Deși vedzi căndva sămn groaznic,
      să nu te miri cănd să aratâ putearnic.
      Că putearnicul putearia-l închipuiaște,
      și slăvitul podoaba-l schizmeaște.
      Cap de buâr și la domnii Moldovenești,
      ca putearia aceii hieri să o socotești,
      De unde mari domni spre laudă ș-au făcut cale, de-acolo și Vasilie vodă au ceput lucrurile sale. Cu învățături ce în țara sa temeliuiaște, nemuritoriu nume pre lume știe zideaște.
      CUVĂNT ÎNPREUNĂ
      *CĂTRÂ TOATÂ SEMENȚÏA ROMENEASNÂ*
      (Кьтрѫ тoатѫ Сємєɴцïѫ Рѡмєɴѣсиѫ)
      Prea luminat întru pravoslavie, și credincios întru Părintele Nenăscut, și întru Fiul de la Părintele Nenăscut mainte de toți vecii, și întru Duhul Svănt dela Părintele Purcezătoriu, și pre Fiul Odihnitoriu, Svănta Troiță Unul Adevărat Dumnezău Ziditoriu și Făcătoriu tuturor văzutelor și nevăzutelor.
      Io Vasile Voevod cu darul lui Dumnezău Țiitoriu și Biruitoriu și Domn a toată Țara Moldovei, dar și milă și pace și spăsenie a toată *semenția romănească (Сємєɴцïѫ Рѡмєɴѣсиѫ) pretutinderea ce să află pravoslavnici într-aciasta liânmbă* cu toatâ inima cearem dela Domnul Dumnezău și Izbăvitoriul nostru Iisus Hristos.
      Diintru cât s-au îndurat Dumnezău diîntru Mila Sa de ne-au dăruit dăruim și noi acest dar *limbii romănești*, *carte pre limba romănească* (РȢмънїзиж), întăiu de laudă lui Dumnezău, după acea de învățătură și de folos sufletelor pravoslavnici."
      _Mitropolitul Dosoftei, Parimiile preste an, Iași, 1683_
      ”Prealuminatului întru pravoslavie, blagocestivului și preacinstitului și milostivului nostru Domn Ioan Duca Voevoda. Din mila lui Dumnedzău Domn Țărâi Moldovei și Ucrainei. Dela vecinica Svintei Troițe putiare poftim Mării tale, sănătate și pace cu viațâ nărocitâ să petreci Măria ta pururea adevăr.
      Domnii Țărâi Moldovei pus-au nevoință,
      De-au îmvățatu-și țara direaptâ-n credințâ,
      Pravoslavnica liage ferind necorcitâ, Și-n ceriu Hristos le cruțâ viațâ fericitâ. Descălecat-au Țara Domnul Dragoș Vodâ,
      Fericitâ, vuiacâ, cu tot fial de rodâ. Când au adus într-însâ *rumâniasca limbâ* Devin neam și feritâ de la calea strâmbâ.
      Să trage de pre sânge rudâ-mpărăteascâ.
      Dumnezău l-au sporitu-l nainte sa-i creascâ. Și fiu-său Sas Vodâ și cu Bogdan Vodâ Cu doamnă-sa Maria, lăsând bunâ rodâ Pre Fedor Bogdanovici Lațcu să numiaște, Cu doamnă-sa cu Anna de să pomeniaște. Pătru Vodâ pre urmâ purceasâ cu vițâ, Carele-i zâc Mușatin în bunâ priințâ […]”

    • @Vlad-yi6oo
      @Vlad-yi6oo Год назад +1

      ​​​@@InAeternumRomaMaterim afraid that this 4 trolls who infested the comment section don t understand a thing. Cuz they don t know romanian, they know "moldovan" (an inexistent language)🤣🤣🤣

  • @sandokan888
    @sandokan888 Год назад

    Musicians trolled them hard

  • @pacifistidentitarian549
    @pacifistidentitarian549 Год назад +1

    Christ is King !!!

  • @rakadean39
    @rakadean39 6 месяцев назад

    i think my main concern about this video is how tf that a pasha lead more army than the sultan himself, because on the next year mehmed 2 actually defeats stephan on valea alba with a lesser army number (atleast according to wikipedia) , so i cant help to wonder the number of ottoman army on vaslui is heavily exaggerated

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад +1

      in istanbul arhive is a document in who is wrote that 20.000 peasants from bulgaria were recruited to build roads and bridges for that campaign. it can be 100,000 but all the army. a army like that need doctors, tailors, smiths, cooks, horse care takers, and so on, most of trustful historians agree to 30-40.000 combatant forces, on ottoman forces and 20.000 combined moldavian, polish, hungarians from that only 10.000 seems to be moldavian.
      from all estimates the demographer of moldavia at that time was about 500.000
      you deduct women 50% child and older 30-40% and.... you don't have so much men's capable to fight :D

    • @rakadean39
      @rakadean39 Месяц назад

      now that number more make sense , its funny every ottoman campaign on small europe country the number ottoman always 100k while selim 1 conquered mamluk completely with 60-80k army

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад +1

      @@rakadean39 and usually only a sultanate campaign ( when sultan is present) had that numbers 100,000+ and this is very rare in history. i believe people from small countries exagerate the numbers only to show how brave they was :))) if they was so brave why ottomans after all manage to rule balkans? the victories of serbia, albania, valahia, moldavia even hungary was only temporary or to put them in a better negotiation position. but only as vassals of ottomans.
      after all ottomans ruled balkans almost 500 years :)))) so who won?

  • @mousben6427
    @mousben6427 Год назад +4

    100.000 soldier ? thats too exagerated man
    They were no more than 40.000 at most

    • @OGTK00
      @OGTK00 Год назад

      40.000? that's too exagerated man. They were just 4 janissaries invading at most. This battle is not impressive at all. HURR DURR!

    • @Gabi-mq3fb
      @Gabi-mq3fb 11 месяцев назад

      you managed to count them while you were there?

    • @OGTK00
      @OGTK00 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@Gabi-mq3fb Actually yeah. I am a Romanian Vampire so I lived hundreds of years. I was there, you can trust me dude.

    • @mousben6427
      @mousben6427 11 месяцев назад

      ask the narrator this good question@@Gabi-mq3fb

  • @destinyheroblood8413
    @destinyheroblood8413 Год назад +5

    HEHehe 100K OTTOMAN army :D source british history

    • @dand7763
      @dand7763 Год назад +1

      50 k more likely ,an acceptable number , some says 60k , it's possible, but not 100k ! very unrealistic number!

    • @dand7763
      @dand7763 Год назад +1

      @@NeolithiqKing take the lowest number

  • @asmrnaturecat984
    @asmrnaturecat984 Год назад +3

    Back then, the ottoman always suffered defeat unless the sultan himself leads the battle..
    Sadly, later ottoman sultan didn't even leave his palace😑

    • @halfevilhalfgood2206
      @halfevilhalfgood2206 Год назад +5

      In modern times, presidents & prime ministers lead to hide first than civilians.😂😂

    • @alechboy3578
      @alechboy3578 Год назад

      Cockroach history is useless anyways

    • @odez5412
      @odez5412 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@halfevilhalfgood2206 yes thats sad.

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад

      If Constantinople was not defended by 11k but at least 2x men, probably the history would be different today.

  • @mahmoodemad5868
    @mahmoodemad5868 Год назад

    I wonder why don't you guys but your references

  • @beepboop204
    @beepboop204 Год назад

  • @williamburroughs9686
    @williamburroughs9686 Год назад

    I don't like cowards.

  • @walabalawalaaussie2832
    @walabalawalaaussie2832 Год назад +5

    FIRST COMMENT!!!!

    • @js70371
      @js70371 Год назад +2

      Here’s your prize; 💩🍽️
      Try not to eat it all at once.
      🤡👌🍻

  • @gultekinozkurt8731
    @gultekinozkurt8731 Год назад

    Burning all crops and poisining all wells created a deveaststing effect on Moldovian economy which led fall of Moldavia.

  • @idk-.-.-_.-
    @idk-.-.-_.- Год назад +5

    YYYEEEAAAHHHH MOLDOVAAAAA 🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪💪💪💪

    • @exotic_horse7434
      @exotic_horse7434 Год назад +4

      Romania*

    • @idk-.-.-_.-
      @idk-.-.-_.- Год назад

      @@exotic_horse7434 bro has asian eyes 💀

    • @exotic_horse7434
      @exotic_horse7434 Год назад

      @@idk-.-.-_.- tf

    • @generalofthearmieseduard9662
      @generalofthearmieseduard9662 Год назад +3

      Moldavia is the Romanian moldova, the other one is Bassarabia (just a part of it)

    • @InAeternumRomaMater
      @InAeternumRomaMater Год назад

      Principality of Moldavia was a Romanian Principality, it founded modern Romania in 1859, Alexandru Ioan Cuza was a Moldavian boyar who was voted as Prince of Moldavia in 1859, and days later as Prince of Wallachia forming today's Romania! Here are some writing sources from Principality of Moldavia, enligt yourself:
      _Pravila lui Vasile Lupu, Iași, 1646_
      *„Carte romănească* (Картє Рoмьɴѣскѫ) de învățâtură de la pravilele înpărâtești și de la alte giudeațe, cu dzisa și cu toată cheltuiala lui Vasile Voivodul și Domnul Țărâi Moldovei, di în multe scripturi tâlmăcită di în limba ilenească, *pre limba româniască* (ПрєʌймБА Рoмѫɴѩскѫ). În Tipariul Domnesc s-au tipărit în mănâstirea a Trei S(fe)ti(te)le în Iași, de la Hristos 1646.
      După tocmala și nevoința Mării Sale Domnului datu-s-au învățătură și mie unui mai mic și nice de o treabă a Mării Sale rob, Evstrate biv logofet, de am scos aceaste pravile și le-am tălmăcit den scrisoare grecească *pre limbă românească (ПрєʌимБѫ Рoмьɴѣскѫ) ca să poată înțeleage toți.”*
      _Letopisețul Țării Moldovei, scris probabil la Mânăstirea Coșula (jud. Botoșani) pentru Iordachi Cantacuzino (1780)_
      Ultimul paragraf: „Așa și neamul acésta, de care scriem, a neamului țărilor acestora, numele drept și mai vechiu iaste *romănĭ* (Рoмьɴй), adecă râmleani, de la Roma. Acest nume de la descălecatul lor de Traian înpărat.
      cât au trăit pănă la pustietatea lor de pre acéste locuri în munți, în Maramoreș și pe Olt, tot acest nume au ținut și țin și pănă astăzi și încă mai bine munténii decât moldovénii, că ei și acum zic și scriu *Țara Romănească, și românilor* (Цара Рoмьɴѣсь Шꙑ Рoмѫɴиʌoр) celor din Ardeal.
      Iară străinii și țările împrejur le-au pus acest nume vlah, di pe vloh, cum s-au mai pomenit, valios, valasco, olah, voloșin, tot de streini sânt pusă acéste numere, de pre Italiia, cărora zic le vloh. Apoi mai târziu, turcii (…). Munténilor le zic turcii kara-vlah. Grecii le zic vlahos-bogdanos moldovenilor, iar munteanilor le zic vlahos. *Că acest nume, moldovean, ne iaste di pe apa Moldova,* după al doilea descălecatul aceștii țări de Dragoș Vodă. Și munteanilor, ori de pre munte, munteani, ori di pe Olt, olteani, că léșii așa le zic, molteani.
      Măcară dar că și la istorii și la graiul streinilor și înde sine cu vréme, cu vacuri, cu primineale au dobândit și alt nume, dar acela carele iaste nume stă întemeiat și rădăcina rămâne. Cum vedem că, măcar că ne răspundem acum moldoveani, iar nu *întrebăm: știi moldoveneaște?, ci întrebăm știi romăneaște?, adecă râmleneaște, puțin nu zicem: sțis romanițe? pre limba latinească.*
      Stă dar numele cel vechiu ca întâi neclătit, deși adaog ori vrémile îndelungate, ori streinii adaog și alte neamuri, dar cel ce iaste de rădăcină nu să mută. Și *așa iaste acestor țări și țării noastre, Moldovii și Țării Muntenești, numele cel drept de moșie, iaste români (Рoмѫɴй),* cum să răspund și acum cei din Țara Ungurească lăcuitori, și munteanii țara lor și scriu și răspund cu graiul: Țara Romănească (Цара Рoмьɴѣсь) […]”
      Cazania lui Varlaam, Iași, 1643
      *„Carte romănească* (Картє Рoмьɴѣскѫ) de învățătură dumenecele preste an și la praznice înpărătești. Și la Svănți Mari. Cu zisa și cu toată cheltuiala lui Vasilie [Lupu] Voivodul și Domnul Țărăi Moldovei. Di în multe scripturi tălmăcită. Di în limba sloveniască pre *limba romeniască* (Прєʌмба Рoмєɴïѧкѫ). De Varlam Mitropolitul de Țara Moldovei în tipariul domnesc. În mănăstirea a Trei Steli, în Iași. De la Hristos 1643.
      Stihuri în stema domniei Moldovei
      Deși vedzi căndva sămn groaznic,
      să nu te miri cănd să aratâ putearnic.
      Că putearnicul putearia-l închipuiaște,
      și slăvitul podoaba-l schizmeaște.
      Cap de buâr și la domnii Moldovenești,
      ca putearia aceii hieri să o socotești,
      De unde mari domni spre laudă ș-au făcut cale, de-acolo și Vasilie vodă au ceput lucrurile sale. Cu învățături ce în țara sa temeliuiaște, nemuritoriu nume pre lume știe zideaște.
      CUVĂNT ÎNPREUNĂ
      *CĂTRÂ TOATÂ SEMENȚÏA ROMENEASNÂ*
      (Кьтрѫ тoатѫ Сємєɴцïѫ Рѡмєɴѣсиѫ)
      Prea luminat întru pravoslavie, și credincios întru Părintele Nenăscut, și întru Fiul de la Părintele Nenăscut mainte de toți vecii, și întru Duhul Svănt dela Părintele Purcezătoriu, și pre Fiul Odihnitoriu, Svănta Troiță Unul Adevărat Dumnezău Ziditoriu și Făcătoriu tuturor văzutelor și nevăzutelor.
      Io Vasile Voevod cu darul lui Dumnezău Țiitoriu și Biruitoriu și Domn a toată Țara Moldovei, dar și milă și pace și spăsenie a toată *semenția romănească (Сємєɴцïѫ Рѡмєɴѣсиѫ) pretutinderea ce să află pravoslavnici într-aciasta liânmbă* cu toatâ inima cearem dela Domnul Dumnezău și Izbăvitoriul nostru Iisus Hristos.
      Diintru cât s-au îndurat Dumnezău diîntru Mila Sa de ne-au dăruit dăruim și noi acest dar *limbii romănești,* *carte pre limba romănească* (РȢмънїзиж), întăiu de laudă lui Dumnezău, după acea de învățătură și de folos sufletelor pravoslavnici."
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  • @user-tu4ib3dv3f
    @user-tu4ib3dv3f Год назад +1

    in Varna 1444 Osmanli annilihated and killed 100,000-110,000 crusaders from 15 european nations including the killing of the Polish king and a Cardinal from the Vatican
    in Kosovo 1448 Osmanli annilihated and killed 100,000 crusaders while losing 17,000 martyrs
    in kosovo 1456 Osmanli annilihated and killed 30,000 to 50,000 Hungarian crusaders and smashed the skull of their king Hunyadi

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад +2

      What the heck. Ioanes de Hunyad won the Battle of Belgrade against the Ottomans in 1453 and died of typhus weeks after. You lie like a turkish gazette.

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад

      ​@@Sofia-0001 :))))) on varna battle, the battle was won mostly by the charge of the light cavalry from valahia. after the charge the ottoman flank were walahian riders hit the army collapsed, the sultan order retreat, the leader of valahian toops, oldest son of Vlad II Dracul and brother of Vlad Țepeș and Radu the Handsome. give permision to his troops to rob the ottoman camp and leave the batlle, heading to buda to meet jhon huniady. when walhians return with their prey passing in front of the Crusaders commanded by King Władysław III of Poland, they wanted also a share of the prey, and order a frontal attack on sultan tent, the jenisaryes manage to defend the sultan and defeat the crusaders as the sultan seeing it is hope for a great win, orders a contrattack lead from his personal guards and defeated crusaders. mircea the second reach buda and give the news of the victory, mircea and all royal court starting a party for the victory:)))) three days after, the news come from varna that the battle was actually lost :))))) and his father is holding jhon huniady prisoner :))))mircea the second was convinced they won. later the valahians were depicted like traitors leaving the battle by all european historians. as ottomans write how smart was the sultan to attract crusaders in the middle of their camp and close the flanks after and defeat them. this facts are know by more then 10 years...... nobody rewrite this fact. documents was found it is no doubt that this was the real depiction of the battle of varna.

    • @MPapainog
      @MPapainog Месяц назад +1

      :))))) on varna battle, the battle was won mostly by the charge of the light cavalry from valahia. after the charge the ottoman flank were walahian riders hit the army collapsed, the sultan order retreat, the leader of valahian toops, oldest son of Vlad II Dracul and brother of Vlad Țepeș and Radu the Handsome. give permision to his troops to rob the ottoman camp and leave the batlle, heading to buda to meet jhon huniady. when walhians return with their prey passing in front of the Crusaders commanded by King Władysław III of Poland, they wanted also a share of the prey, and order a frontal attack on sultan tent, the jenisaryes manage to defend the sultan and defeat the crusaders as the sultan seeing it is hope for a great win, orders a contrattack lead from his personal guards and defeated crusaders. mircea the second reach buda and give the news of the victory, mircea and all royal court starting a party for the victory:)))) three days after, the news come from varna that the battle was actually lost :))))) and his father is holding jhon huniady prisoner :))))mircea the second was convinced they won. later the valahians were depicted like traitors leaving the battle by all european historians. as ottomans write how smart was the sultan to attract crusaders in the middle of their camp and close the flanks after and defeat them. this facts are know by more then 10 years...... nobody rewrite this fact. documents was found it is no doubt that this was the real depiction of the battle of varna.

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 Месяц назад

      @@MPapainog I didnt talk about the battle of Varna. He lied about the outcome of battle of Belgrade and assumingly how the Ottomans smashed the skull of John Hunyad in 1456, who actually died of typhus after he won the battle of Belgrade in 1453.

  • @alexanderrahl7034
    @alexanderrahl7034 Год назад

    It was a very smart move on his part.
    But the biggest deciding factor of this battle was the geographic advantage of the fog removing visibility. Without the fog, the plan couldnt have worked, and the Ottomans woupd have swept them all aside.
    The victory is beyond impressive by numbers alone, but i wouldnt call the man "genius"

    • @stephanthegreat1348
      @stephanthegreat1348 Год назад +5

      Thats the point using the terrain to your favor. Thats what a military genius does. Its not a coincidence he won 34 battles while losing only two. He strategically decided to use this terrain bc of the fog that was known to be present on the area during this time of the year. I recommend reading Sun Tzus art of war.

    • @Sofia-0001
      @Sofia-0001 7 месяцев назад

      The place is a sunken mudded depression and the edges were forested. How did the Ottomans got into such place? What would you name a general who managed to attract an invading army of his country to follow him for a battle exactly in that place, at exactly that time, right when the fog also surrounds the place? Then to maneuver them like marionets to follow the music to the west, while the guns were at north east and the main army inside the forest, waiting behind at east. The small bridge to cut retreat, muddy place to nullify Ottoman cavalry movement advantage and also block or slow retreat.

  • @sparksharif
    @sparksharif 11 месяцев назад

    The video title is biased