Ottoman Wars - Siege of Buda 1541 and Eger 1552 DOCUMENTARY
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Our animated historical documentary series on the Ottoman history continues with another episode of the Ottoman-Habsburg War, as the Little War in Hungary continues with the battles of Buda of 1541 and Eger of 1552.
Previously in our animated historical documentary series on the Ottoman Wars, we have covered the battles of Kosovo (bit.ly/2JI3F0p), Nicopolis (bit.ly/2zUNRre), Ankara (bit.ly/2uW7r0D), Varna (bit.ly/2JIK2VG), Second Kosovo, Constantinople (bit.ly/2uELWlI), Belgrade, Targoviste and Otlukbeli (bit.ly/2JOBlcQ), Vaslui, Valea Alba (bit.ly/2C9Cm0l), Skanderbeg's rebellion (bit.ly/2BYMYgW), Breadfield, Krbava, Otranto and Chaldiran (bit.ly/2DUa3mJ)the Ottoman-Mamluk War of 1516-1517 (bit.ly/2CxSkyp), siege of Rhodes in 1522 (bit.ly/2GHrRTC), the battle of Mohacs of 1526 (bit.ly/2V1YgeQ), the siege of Vienna of 1529 (bit.ly/2VRujdc), the battle of Preveza (bit.ly/2KR1uwf) and the battles of Gorjani and siege of Castelnuovo (bit.ly/2MoDZMa)
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Sources:
Bradford, Ernle. 1969. The Sultan's Admiral. London: Hodder & Staughton .
Crowley, Roger. 2008. Empires of the Sea: The Siege of Malta, the Battle of Lepanto, and the Contest for the Center of the World. London: Random House.
Rafferty, John. 2013. From Pirate to Admiral: The Tale of Barbarossa. Accessed April 9, 2019.
Honvedelem. 2011. The Unsuccessful Ottoman Siege of Eger - September 4-October 18, 1552. September 4. Accessed May 13, 2019. honvedelem.hu/cikk/27684/the-....
iEger. 2012. The Story of Eger Castle - Part 2: The Siege of 1552. Accessed May 13, 2019. www.ieger.com/eger-1552.html.
Isom-Verhaaren, Christine. 2007. "“Barbarossa and His Army Who Came to Succor All of Us”: Ottoman and French Views of Their Joint Campaign of 1543-1544." French Historical Studies Vol. 30 395-425.
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com
#Documentary #Habsburg #Ottoman
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love your videos but why dont you guys ever post modern military strategies
May i suggest the battle of annual (1921)? A battle which left a huge impact in spain
You are one of my favorite channels, keep up the good work
persian history pls
Kings and Generals
Please translate to Arabic
"The strength of the walls isn't in the stone, but in the defenders' souls" -István Dobó
I used to live in Hungary for 5 years , however since last year, I have moved to Italy. Is the battle of Eger deemed one of the most prestigious Hungarian victories?
@Gray Jedi The one wherein simple Serbo-Hungarian peasants wiped the floor with the 'elite' Ottoman cavalry? Blimey, I reckon that those horsemen's skeletons are still arse-hurt about it, haunting the graveyards.
@@goosequillianNot the most important, probably more prestigous, but by far the most fantastic
Tom Conradson for me its one of the biggest victories ever in history.
@@goosequillian there were no Serbs in battle of Belgrade. Ortodox people were mostly pro-Ottoman, because they hated the Western Christian nations more than they hated the Ottomans.
Martinuzzi: *”Finally, the Ottomans have freed Buda from the Hapsburgs!"*
Suleiman I: *"Oh no I wouldn't say free, more like...Under new management :)"*
Actually they were free already. today Hungry still Hungry,not Austria.
@Marcelo Henrique Soares da Silva When someone has a knife to your throat it's hard to do anything but "accept".
Everyone seems to speak pidgin English here.
ármádá unio fránce-mádjár-ottomán , I528 conják páktum hungárián no.I. stránger swábische-germán primitiv-cánnibál brigáde .....53o to 2oI8 hun war deáutshe-österreiche-belgium-luxemburg-hollánde germány cánnibále
@@goosequillian probably due to English not being their native language?
Imagine dying in a war called the little war.
This post was made by big war gang
LOL
It could be worse, imagine dying in a war called "war of the bucket".
Imagine dying in a war called the war of the roses
Or imagine dying in the Pastry War.
Nobody:
Hungarians: Circus Wheel of Death
Still I remember that burning death wagon from Stronghold 2, turns out to be Hungarian invention, nice XD
I honestly wasn’t expecting that.
It was said to have many features such as side facing guns with long lit fuses to time their firing, and a large self-destructive explosion in the end
Never enough doomwheels.
@@morningmidnight9398 it doesnt need to kill , just taunt
Great video. You really put effort into pronunciation this time, I appreciate that.
Fun fact: Dobó István is still revered as a local hero in Eger to this day. There's a statue of him and everything. There's also a stone engraved with the names of the dead, including their profession - the fact that there was even organisation to know the profession of everyone who died is amazing in and of itself, but also note how well Dobó used his men's specialties to their advantage, allowing them to practice the crafts they knew instead of just shooting and stabbing dudes.
TheClownesque sounds like a true legend 🔥🔥
If Turks settled then in france.the Notre dam mosque would've been very popular today
When I lived in Hungary, Eger was a favorite destination of mine. Wonderful history, beautiful village and great museum. Also, Egri Bikavér is a must try for any visitor.
Yes, to all that, but here is another interesting tidbit of information. Does anyone know, that there is a striving Turkish-Hungarian Friendship Center exist in Eger, administered both by Hungarians and Turks living there? In addition Austria and Bavaria are counted among the true friends of Hungary also. Time has a way to heal even the deepest wounds, and thanks God for that.
I do not unterstand why total war doesnt give us a game about this time up to 1700 its such a colourfull history full of different armies
“All warfare is based on deception. Hence, when we are able to attack, we must seem
unable; when using our forces, we must appear inactive; when we are near, we must make the enemy believe we are far away; when far away, we must make him believe we are near.” - Sun Tzu
How clever, what a fucking genius. But seriously, how the hell is he seen as any kind of genius for stating the obvious?
@@YitzharVered
I think that it stems from him stating what we'd consider common sense, but hadn't been articulated up to that point.
However, seeing as many of his teachings are ignored throughout history, even today, you could argue that it isn't so obvious once the action has kicked off.
@@YitzharVered Also, being able to state the obvious in pretty language will get you a long way. :D
@@YitzharVered how many people died for not doing the obvious ?
@@YitzharVered "Sadly, common sense is not so common." -Voltaire.
Giant flaming death wheels seem like something more out of Mad Max than 14th century Hungary. That inventor was an awesome genius.
Freya of Cerberus I was named after that inventor (Bornemissza Gergely) Guess what I became, another inventor/scientist :)
Freya of Cerberus I was named after that inventor (Bornemissza Gergely) Guess what I became, another inventor/scientist :)
I hate Mondays, but I always look forward to Sunday nights because of Kings and Generals :) Awesome vid as always!
*Ottomans assaulting the gates*
*István Dobó with hand grenades* “I’m gonna do what’s called a pro gamer move.”
Could u tell me the name of the background music pls ?
I know its ceddin dedden but dont know the remix/version that was used
At 11:18
Egri Csillagok (The Stars of Eger) - one of the best selling books in Hungary for the last few decades - tells the tale of the siege of Eger. They even made an epic movie off of it. It was the first castle sieging, epic battle type movie I saw as a child. So, this battle is a pretty big deal and very well known in Hungary. I am so hyped for this video!
It was one of the best selling book in the past hundred years. In grade four, in 1965 when I was 9 years old it was mandatory to read in the Summer Holiday.
Amazing! In two days me and my wife will drive to Budapest for our honeymoon and here you hit me with a documentation about the Siege of our destination. Its really cool that i can learn more about the history of the city already. Thank you Kings and Generals!
How did you meet your wife?
@@wertin200 bruh
Check out the movie "egri csillagok" / -stars of eger- it s based on a book, so the siege is only half of it, and i don t even know if you can find a subtitle in english but it has fairly epic scenes for a 1960 movie
It's very funny that you ask. Me and my wife met in one of the least expected of ways; We randomly played CS:GO together,she still lived in Sweden and me in Austria, and i fell in love with her ,so we started writing a lot with each other and fast forward a few years we now live together in Austria and got married last Saturday.
Thank you for the advice! We will watch it together if we find it with subtitles :D
Habsburgs to the left of me,
Ottomans to the right,
Here i am!
Stuck in the middle with you!
As they said some time later: Between two pagans for one homeland. :D
@ubi dubium Yeah, it sounds like someone ELSE i know...
No wonder our nations were so close to each other
Hahaha great sense of humour
Habsburg lips vs Ottoman nose, unlucky.
Well better than Poland's situation right?
When Sueimans theme from civ5 starts playing , you know he's taken a city.
Thanks for telling me the source bro. Made my day.
The title of the novel, about the siege of Eger on English is,
Gárdonyi Géza : Eclipse of the Crescent Moon
It was one of my favored books in my childhood.
I can recommend it to everyone,who can find it.
"Whoever weigh his skin more than his countries future, the gate is still open. I need few lions more than many rabbits"- István dobó
This alleged quote is not grammatically correct.
'His country' as in Habsburg Austria I guess
@@Walangord There were only 5 german soldiers who faught in the battle.
But you remind me an old joke: The Habsburg monarch Franz Joseph ask his minister. - What' is happening in Wien?
the minister replies: - A football match.
FJ: - Who is playing?
M: - Austria-Hungary!
FJ: -Who is the opponent?
@@the_white_rabbit I am familiar with that. Its just strange for a Hungarian fighting amongst Habsburg lines to call his men to fight for their 'country'. Which one do you mean for god's sake?(Btw at that point Austria and Hungary were independent political entities)
@@Walangord Dobó faught for Hungary not for Austria even though the countries western and northern part was occupied by the Habsburgs. Hungary did have a king (a child) and he was holding claims to all of the territories of the historical kingdom. The people who lived in the country was still hungarian. The people who faught at Eger were mainly hungarians with some minorities who had a hungarian affiliation (this was before nationalism born in the 19th century). The turkish wars killed 2/3 of the hungarian population. Mainly because the people had to pay taxes to their nobles, the church, the habsburgs the hungarian king and the turkish sultan too or the mix of these according to the place where they lived. But I'm sure as the big revolts and constant uprisings show us they never gave up their hungarian identity not even after the habsburgs completely take over. Austria was named Austria-Hungary for a reason not Austria-Chechia or Slovakia or Croatia. It was because Hungary never stopped fighting for it's rights and they just simply got tired of it and in 1867 they compromised with the hungarians.
Suleiman's strategy outside buda was impressive. He was real habsburg remover.
What? Tricking his supposed allies who trusted him or having skirmishing light cav skirmish?
@@TheHahanicevideo LOL butthurt alert
@@strumkampfer6578 No no I know him from other videos not just this comment.
@Cenk Tüneygök like it or not Habsburg Eugene of Savoy destroyed ottomans and accelerated ottoman decline
@@sirlordhenrymortimer6620 This is true. We turks already accept this and respect eugen as military genius.
The siege of Eger from Kings and Generals? Is it Christmas already?
Hadım Ali Pasha
And buda
@@frknunal ?
Yes ;)
you should do a video about ottomans in armies and tactics
This Hungarian mad man was playing a live action tower defense game.
At Pro level... and won...
Victory with 3 stars...
I was born and lived for years in Eger. Beautiful historical city, highly recommended for everyone to visit.
I was born in afyon. More beautiful and hystorical city than eger. Come to visit. Don t forget to eat afyon sucuk. It is number 1 in the world.
@@metalp6366 sure, it is :D
@@metalp6366 where is afyon?
@@madluck04 beautiful defence and beautiful town of Eger. Greetings from a Türk.
Did the defenders use European arms or were they fighting in the Islamic warfare style?
This period is easly the most intresting part of hungarian history. It has Game of thrones (Season 1-4) level characters and stories.
Hum as a Foreigner, my favorite part of Hungarian history is how the Hungarian managed to crush the mongols during their second invasion :) Giant "invincible" empires should definitely think twice before attacking Hungary XD
Hbo !!! I think you got a got level epicness story here , go make one right now!!!
@@mastermindd That's what happened during the first invasion. For the seccond I'm afraid I disagree. Nogai Khan invaded specifically because it was a time of stability for the Mongols and there were no more civil wars going on among them. However Bela IV had made impressive military reforms, increasing his heavy cavalry and massively investing in stone castles. When the Mongols came back in 1285, invading in winter in a hope to surprize the Hungarians, they were unable to seize castles, and were worn down by attrition and harassment due to the Fabian tactics of the Hungarian. Both armies the Mongols had sent for their invasion were eventually exhausted. One was crushed in battle by the king, and the one led by the Khan was defeated by local Hungarian forces led by Roland Borsa. Almost the entire Mongol forced was either killed or captured. When a few years Later Mongols tried to invade Poland once more, Hungarian came to help the Polish people and the Mongols were severely defeated once again.
My favorite age is the period ranging from Andrew II to Loius the Great. But I also like the nomadic period, the battle of Pressburg was an epic feat, also in total winning more than 5 major battles against big European forces, something even the Mongols would have been proud of. Of course the emphasis is always put on the second battle of Lechfeld, because that defeat consolidated western Europe and led to the integration of Hungarians into Europe.
it's sad that you mention GoT as a tv serial
Thank you for being the only non native Hungarian TH-camr I've heard to actually get pronunciation of names and places correct!
I'm Turkish and I love Ottoman history You all would too if you were also, But what I love just as much is underdogs fighting for their homeland againt's greater odds.
Well damn done Hungarians at Eger. 💪👍
There is nothing wrong with honoring your peoples great accomplishments but paying respect for the deeds of their enemies shows true greatness. I love Ottoman history as well, strong enemies, reliable allies! Greetings from germany!
@@denniseggert211 man,I wonder what would happened if the German-Ottomans alliance succeeded in ww1
@@tanzid5490 hitler would have appeared somewhere else.
If you want to know more about the awesome defence of the castle of Eger, I recommend reading The Eclipse of the Crescent Moon by Gárdonyi Géza.
It is one of the most famous Hungarian novels and has been translated into English.
German translation: Sterne von Eger
Turkish translation: Egri yildizlari
@@Signorina1552Gárdonyi Géza:Egri csillagok. A csata: Holdfogyatkozás . Az író sírja a várban van. Dobóé jelképes, nem valódi. Dobó Istvánt a Dobóruszkai templomban találták meg 2008-ban-ma már nem Magyarország, a Felvidéken van-.
@@Signorina1552the Turkish translator must’ve had a real feud with Dobó 😅
As a Hungarian i grew up on the heroic stories of this age: many novels are written about this era which we had to read as "summertime reading" given out by schools, Géza Gárdonyi's The stars of Eger was even made into a 2 part TV movie.
I believe the story of Master Gergő (Gergely Bornemissza) steered me towards engineering as a boy.
I feel you neighbor. In Croatia we also read a lot about the struggle against the Ottomans. Battles of Siget (Szigetvár) and Sisak (Sziszek) hold almost mythological importance. Could you send me the link to the Siege of Eger movie? I would really like to watch it even if there are no subtitles.
@@16thdemon videa.hu/videok/film-animacio/egri-csillagok-1968-film-dha56rEq9P61nQo2
You forget the capture of Tunisia 1535 and the siege of Algiers 1541
And battle of Djerba
Summary: Imperial forces got their asses handed to them
most clevver of suleyman... snatching buda from underneath their own feet and once again a legendary defense against the ottomans . loved it !!
Very good video guys. But small editing mistake, in 1552 Francis I is already dead (1547). The french king during Eger's siege was Henry II.
What a fascinating defense, heroic, legendary!
Been waiting for this to continue, definitely one of the more interesting series you guys have released!
Suleiman in Buda be like: "Whoops! I just pulled a sneaky on ya!"
They betrayed Suleiman first so i have no idea how they could expect that Suleiman would help them without getting any ''payment'' :))
@@ggoddkkiller1342 what are you talking about?
@@smithsteve5156 he's talking about the secret treaty between the leaders of West Hungary and East Hungary.
@@JustinHerchel they had it coming
@@JustinHerchel secret treaty?Aren't the türks captured buda in a deceptive, disguised way?
This channel just made my day great!
Thanks for your great work K&G.
I hope you will cover the Algiers expedition (1541)which ended with catastrophic results for Charles V , Andrea Doria ( 17 000 men ) and The Expedition of Mostaganem ( 1558 ) ( 6 000 killed and 6 000 prisoners of the spanish forces )
Greetings from Algeria.
I hope that too
yeah he should cover the otomans wars in north africa too
That would be amazing to watch that and also recapturing of the city of nice by the french and ottoman coalition 🙈
Thanks for this great series. Hours of quality content that isn't hard to follow, in an organized fashion. Thank you! Until a couple of months ago I never subscribed to any channels, this one was one of the first. I hope to become a patron soon witch will also be a first. Thanks again, keep up the great work. (I love how we can see cities in all of Europe, and every border.)
Welcome aboard!
I've learnt so much more about history on this channel than at school. You have my gratitude.
Watching these excellent videos always leaves me wanting more. Can't wait for the next Ottoman video!
Ottomans: * takes 24 forts in a few months *
Hungarians: wtf dude calm down
Me an intellectual: +33% siege ability, Urban was Hungarian
Now you mention it these Great Bombards were cast thanks to him weren't they ? :)
@Bluss Wrong. Ottomans learned the existence of "cannons" from Ragusa near Adriatic sea (Prof. Halil İnalcık stated this clearly in his works). And initially bought from them.
Serbians had artillery comparable to Ottomans during Kosovo (actually you can watch it in this channel) .
Battle of Nicopolis did not have any large caliber gunpowder units on both sides to my knowledge.
Ottomans had "Tüfengi" a lighter medium range, medium power firearm. The "musket" is invented in west. The "firearm" was invented in China.
Abus gun is simply a lighter howitzer, which was already known and used in Europe in 1420s.
Urban casted the guns. Until than guns of these calibres were not possible to cast. Urban had an idea how to make them.
@Bluss The Ottomans were not known for science - they were lucky in being right in the middle of the trade route with China. Urban helped them start heavy gun-casting, and destruction was ready to roll.
@Bluss Erm...Ottoman Science? Could you elucidate? Also, if Urban was just a smelter, what about the European AND Ottoman records that state his bombard-manufacturing?
Finally, the rocket-flight thing has only a single suspicious account to back it, and MythBusters proved it to be false.
@Bluss Wrong, the first use of gunpowder occurred in China before the Mongols appeared as an accidental discovery by alchemists seeking a way to produce gold
im currently in turkey antalya for vacation and its awesome thx kings and generals for the good timing
I have been waiting for this one for so long
I love this channel so much, thanks for such quailty content!
Thank you for this great video,the victory at Eger is in the top3 of greatest victories in hungarian history.I was impressed by your pronunciation as well,most people butcher hungarian names.
I was re-watching the battle of mohacs when i got the notification
Another top notch video, thanks!
Epic video as always!
You guys are really amazing, and precise! Greating from Hungary :D
Im early! Good video! Keep up the good work,
How much I was excited for this!
18:34 this last part perfectly gives the idea of how ferocious that battle was: contrary to the video on Vienna’s 1529 siege, this scene lets one imagine the defenders just collapsing from fatigue and breathing a long sigh of relief, all of them either wounded or exhausted. It’s a very difficult atmosphere to portrait, another great score of this channel. This is true history! An emotionless school-like speech doesn’t give neither justice to the past nor satisfaction to the listener: praise Kings and Generals for their great work!
Nem vagyok egy érzelgős típus... Illetve semmi megható nem volt ebben a videóban, de Eger várának ostrománál könny szökött a szemembe! Tisztelet a Hősöknek!
The Ottomans could have mustered around 150k troops , but , with multiple enemies on all sides , it's safe to assume that there were more like 50 thousand troops in the offensive into Hungary . Besides , the central administrative district of the Ottoman empire was Constantinople and , therefore, many troops would be stationed there , so that they could quickly respond in case of an invading army .
Dont forget his wars against Safavids which was on good scale
@@MY-mp6bq no 10 million is more realistic😂😂😂
@Gray Jedi Lmao my hungarian brother.
@Gray Jedi well said mate. You are open minded and not ultra nationalist which deny facts. Respect and greetings from turkey.
@Gray Jedi It's possible the Ottomans did muster 150 thousand troops, but most of them likely weren't frontline troops. Support and logistics are very important for any march, and perhaps those soldiers were also counted in the Ottoman records. Of course, we don't know and won't, but it's a reasonable assumption to make.
My compliments for the video and the soundtrack!
Continue like this!
Thank you for covering it
Place names are inaccurate. At that time:
Kassa, not Kosice
Temesvár, not Timisoara
Vajdahunyad, not Hunedoara
Brassó, not Kronstadt
Pozsony, not Pressburg
Liza Smith this screwed up the video for me personally.
For starters, Pressburg is the English translation of the city and this is an ENGLISH video. Hungarians, for instance, pronounce London utterly incorrectly, not to mention their way of calling the Thames 'Temze'. Be that as it may, everyone else - aside from you - embraces such historical diversity.
Secondly, some of the terms are correct, being of Romanian/Slavic fountainhead, e.g. Timisoara, Hunedoara, and Kosice. In fact, 'Kossice' per se is tenfold more colloquial in English than 'Kassa'. Again, you are solely shedding crocodile tears.
And lastly, why non-native speakers are constantly bashing English speakers for their inaccurate pronunciation or terms notwithstanding that they themselves speak English blatantly unwell is beyond me. This is the pot calling the kettle black.
@@iuliusconstantcornelio2018 Dude. One word: CHILL.
@@iuliusconstantcornelio2018 In case you're not chill, go back to my first comment and read it again.
Iulius Constant Cornelio some another 10 iq romanian history expert sayin Temesvár or Vajdahunyad had romanian majority at this time. No son it did not,and it was part of Hungary not Romania,stop pretending these cities have been yours all along,it hasn’t even been 100 years.
BEAUTIFUL fighting spirit Hungary 🇭🇺 from "Texas with respect"
A kings and generals upload and on the ottoman wars and is longer you MADE my Sunday!!!!
Great video! Thank you!
A valiant defence from the Hungarians indeed. Inventine thinking and an experienced commander winning out over pure military might and bloated ranks. It's impressive and fun to hear.
If only our pasha's were as great commanders as our sultans.
Greetings and respect from a Turk.
I think Pargali Ibrahim was a very talented Pasha . I don't know about his commander abilities, but he was good 'politician'. Ottoman downfall started with Hürrem and incompetent Sultans.
Actually I think ottoman politics was the reason why they had bad pashas or generals. If you recruit generals only from the pre-janissary class and not from actual battle hardened corporals, you are going to end up with sophisticated generals that can't think outside the box and fail anytime something goes wrong.
War is chaos and if you can't fight in chaos then you've already lost.
Early ottoman padishahs governed troubled cities, in their youth, that neighboured their enemies which allowed them to become battle hardened generals. Later ottoman padishahs were locked up when they were young so they didn't learn much other than what scholars thought them just like the pashas.
@@sectorgovernor Pasapasapasa Ibrahim was full of himself he was getting too close to Mustafa Shezade and thought too much of himself. He deserved to be strangled buried somewhere. Hurrem was a great sultana.
@@sectorgovernorargali Ibrahim 1536- ban kapta meg a selyemzsinórt, tehát Eger ostrománál már nem volt jelen! Hürrem kiváló külpolitikus volt! Szulejmán sokat vesztett Ibrahim halálával, de Pargali nagyravágyása mérhetetlen volt, ezért nem kerülte el a zsinórt!
Just as many Habsburg-Ottoman wars as the Battles of the Insonzo
Thank you Kings and generals
great video from great channel once again much respect to you bro
"And for a cast of colourful characters that deserve multiple TV shows to be created"
First time I've ever heard this guy crack a joke!
Anyway i totally agree. History of Hungary in 14-16 th centuries is so eventful, so colorful, and so complex, that it really deserves a multi-season show.
The music at the siege of Eger reminds me of Skyrim...
it's song from Europa Universalis 4 if I'm right
It is from skyrim, its one of the songs that plays when ur fighting a dragon
Compare the shape of skyrim and the old Hungary without Croatia.
Nope. I listened both of them for nearly 300 hours and still they are completely diffrent songs.
@@MrSugee-fu2hn nope, it's not from skyrim, and they would need to pay beteshda to use their musics but they credit epidemic sounds
Great episode, bring some more.
This is one of the very best channels out there, in mho!
Excellent pronunciation of Hungarian town names, impressive.
I'm always Hungary, for videos about the Ottomans.
God Darn it ! Romanians !
Thottomans*
idk why, I just love it
Ottoman > Hungary. Always.
@@ahmedmuawia2447 Where?
@@joihnbrown1889 Based on modern development and standard of living, no.
Awesome video as always
The quality of the show...Epic history, epic music, epic voice and epic effects.
I dint know about this stunning resistence of the Eger city!! Thank You for showing this! Hungary, no matter how bad examples they had, they prove as remarcable warriors and nation! respect from Romania!
They lost 24 castles to Ottomans easily and 25th resisted. Ottomans made the 25th siege, they were tired, also the weather helped. Of course there were a heroism but luck was also with them.
Thank you for the kind words! You have Hungarian name right? Gbr=Gabor, are you Hungarian?
@@IMACTED No, Im romanian 100%! Gbr its from Gabriel!
@@nazrat1st close😊
@@oguzb.7033 “easy” well it’s not easy to win when you are outnumbered like 1:2 in all battles
Oh I wish so much that Sabaton considered making a song about the Siege of Eger, it would be a truly great choice for us hungarians I believe ..
You made my Sunday, thanks I like ottoman wars waiting for another video of ottoman wars
Love for the channel😍😍♥️
1552. Re-watching this legend of my countryman, always fills me with pride and moves me. Such a wartorn, troublesome era.. And still nothing is impossible against overwhelming odds.
Thank you for making this.
Huh I'm having a déjà vu here. Another over all succesfull campaign in Hungary that also ended with an unsuccesfull siege like in 1529.
Nice video guys. Also one question, do you plan to cover the siege of candia at some point ?
I love it when you do campaigns with several battles
Love you videos they really help to understand history more. I would really appreciate it if you could make a video about the differences in the hellenistic armies
thanks for video and would you make a video about Siege of Nagykanizsa
This Dobo guy was pretty impressive.
It’s awesome to see how far you guys have come. Keep up the great work as always:) is there a soundtrack you guys use? The song for the opener is really great
I am enjoying your videos. Great great thanks, and please more)))
Your narrator is amazing!
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a correction; Budin was not ruled by Beylerbeylik of Rumelia. Beylerbeylik of Budin was established that year, Malkocoglu Bali Bey being the first Beylerbeyi of Budin.
Brilliant video.
Thx guys it really means a lot :))
Great video. I wonder if you would also cover the second siege of Eger (1596) as well. What changed and how did the Ottoman strategy adapt the second time around.
They should do it as far as i think
44 years later, Sultan Mehmet III captured Eger just before the Battle of Mezokeresztes (Haçova in Turkish) in 1596.
Battle of Keresztes would be a interesting one to do In the future
Great vid as always
Well done for the pronunciation Kings and Generals, you clearly made an effort. It wasn't perfect, but still much better than most.
I have a big respect all of commander who have already been fought bravely against Ottoman Empire and allies like Sobieski, Hunyadi and some Macar;) and other Balkanian heroes. You had massive spirits and souls guys.
Hunedoara was called Vajdahunyad that time
Still is.
I have never seen such a good film about this part of history. This is a relatively little-known story, but worth watching.
ahh new video... thats a proper way to finish weekends
Netflix needs to make a show about the Ottomans I'll watch that
Try Magnificent Century ?
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Battle of Alcacer Quibir will be awesome. Battle of 3 kings. Battle that involve 3 kingdoms is Ottoman, Morocco and Portugal. Also, please make video about Morocco kingdom e.g Almoravid, Almohad, Marinid, Saadian etc
Morocco is very underrated nation. Imagine Morocco kingdom have conquer part of Iberia, expand to other maghreb countries like algeria and tunisia, also not to forget end the west african soghai empire
That's not until sultan Murad.lll,becomes sultan.
There are more battles to cover for suleiman,then they could go for sultan selim's conquest of cyprus,and possibly helping the alpujarras rebellion(which i would really like it if they did),and lipanto,yemen,war with russians,and then they could talk about wadi al-makhazin.
At the time of Murad.lll
@@azizbey4334 yea we need to wait sultan murad's reign. Also in his era ottomans conquered caucaus completely from safavids till abbas the great's reconquest.
Yes do not forget the rising of cherifien Empire in 1591 under the sultan AL Mansur the Golden and the anglo-Moroccan alliance in 1600
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You have a typo it's not 1991
Good job man
Very good pronunciation of Hungarian names. Thank you for the effort!
Very good video, the next one must talk about Mediterranean theatre, I think your next video must deal both with safavid theatre, but also with Mediterranean theatre, because you forgot that Charles V took Tunis to Barbarossa, and that he will entrust a great expedition in 1541, the siege of Algiers (with Hernan Cortes), which will be a crushing defeat.
We must not forget also Barbarossa in Toulon, the siege in Nice and Corsica with the French and so on.
So please next Safavid + Mediterranea
Good idea
Battle of djerba also!Major defeat for holy leauge
Ottomans were always retreating south when winter was coming.
They don't want to encounter any white walkers
in Ottoman Turkey when the camels say the weather is no good, you leave.
But dumbass White Nationalists think it's because they defeated Islam or some shit lmao.
@@tasinal-hassan8268 If your enemy cannot claim your land, and must always retreat because they cannot hold, you eventually win. Ottomans were poor rulers in Europe, and constantly faced revolts and betrayal, because they wanted to impose Islam, a religion that drove themselves into stagnation.
@@jondeoliveira8248 And they also give excuses like you.
Finaly the new video i love ottoman habsburg wars