Mehmed VS Vlad Dracula Fight Scene | Rise Of Empires: Ottoman Season 2 Episode 6
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Sultan Mehmed II VS Vlad Tepes in the war of Targoviste, Ottoman army VS Wallachia army.
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When I watched this show with my father, he would ask me to pause whenever either of us go for toliet break... Very few shows or movies have ever achieved this status, espercially with my dad.
ahaha that was a good one bro
Exactly lol me too I watch like a 100 times already
@@marlamorales8298 BİG “BAŞBUĞ”
Why isn't anyone talking about this show, its one of the best docudrama on Netflix right now
It is lol.
A lot lies : not a thruth... they made this just propagande against an other Turkish Film
@@FondementsIslam well that isnt true. Most of this series is historically accurate, unlike other historical series
@@KIZILELMAFATIHI I actually thought Vlad would win and actually behead sultan
it is a Turkish production so it is one-sided, a lot of information is wrongly told and they presented Vlad as the villain, just for protecting his lands, I will stop right there before I say more, it is NOT historically accurate but what it's to be respected is that they chose in the end to have a Romanian actor portray Vlad, as it should have been from the beginning, this season put to shame Hollywood in terms of Vlad actors and portrayals, Daniel Nuță did a fantastic job, and the way he was on screen, how he behaved himself, you can't call that *just* acting, he was so natural, it was HIGH CLASS acting, it was like a walk in the park for him
Old mehmed at ending when he looks at beheaded Dracula, that look , attitude, expression, walking style it was way more fearful and grusive
They age that fast?
Vlad made Mehmet run away like a coward in front of his troops when they came upon the "forest of the impaled" where around 30 thousand Turkish soldiers were impaled! This is from Turkish history books, after Mehmet's generals ran after him and told him not to flee in front of his soldiers, Mehmet said something like, "I do not wish to take the lands of a man who is willing to go to such extremes to defend them". Mehmet respected Vlad as a worthy adversary and was terrified of him. Vlad spoke perfect Turkish and would even disguise himself as a Turk and fool them the way he did when he ordered them to open the gates in Turkish to a fort he sacked when he and his soldiers were dressed like Turks. Vlad was a genius military commander and he was as brave as a lion always fighting outnumbered at least 5 to 1. Mehmet possessed the largest and most powerful military at the time and still struggled with little Wallachia 🤣, get real!
@@Superator69 ok
Gercekci olun diyor bir de sen cok film izleme
At siki
I watched both seasons in one sitting. It's truly worth it
Same here rushed trough no way to turn it off
Amazing! The guy playing Mehmed II, did a good job too. Pretty close to age of real sultan too.
Its good show but not much real history
@@yusufkeser2827 why not?
It's not, the movie is Historically wrong
I'm so happy to see people who study and are intrested in history in the comments. Some of the events in the series might he exaggerated or fabricated but overall this is actually a dope series, the acting, cinematography and entertainment are quite good
I love watching this sow Rise Of Empires: Ottoman is beautiful is the best I've ever seen ❤💪💪💪💪
Historically, Season 2 is Historically wrong about Vlad.
@@InAeternumRomaMater it isnt
Acting was very good, great job cinematographically.
😆 Vlad reminds of Nandor the Relentless from the series What we do in the Shadows. "They would call me Nandor The Relentless. Because I would just never relent."
Should i watch that serie?
@@yusufkeser2827 yes you should but it is dark comedy....
He is a Romanian actor very talented, from the young generation ❤😊
When vlad said the sultan’s wife is dead. I said that’s some psychological mind games ur playing
Sure but probably he thought that his henchmen were successful at this point. They had an assassination plan
@@faruksavran9720 We don't known if Vlad had "in real life story" sent actual people to kill Sultans family, they were rumours of that time.
@Cypher
And then he, his son and his grandsons ruled all the Turkish land for next 400 years. Right???
@Cypher sometimes you win sometimes you lose. If you look at history many nations and tribes had their runs their ups and downs sometimes winning battles sometimes losing in decisive fashion. And so here we are today with the republic of turkey. It is how it is.
Ottomans reign is surely one of the greatest dominant and well remembered alongside with the Roman Empire the mongol empire Alexander’s empire and so on.
@@fatihersayn7877 Michael the Brave (Vlad the Impaler grandfather) had no interest in the Ottoman Empire, and he was on good terms with the prince of the Emperor at that time (Musa). He was friends with him apparently his mother had origins in the European area near current Romania, ( Musa was seen a national, but this is more or less a rumour).
The defeat of Sultan Beyazid I by Timur Lenk (Tamerlane) at Ankara in the summer of 1402 opened a period of anarchy in the Ottoman Empire and Mircea took advantage of it to organize together with the Hungarian king a campaign against the Turks (Mircea wanted to promote Musa and used the Hungarians and Austrians for this plot).
Mircea took part in the struggles for the throne of the Ottoman Empire and enabled Musa to ascend that throne (for a brief reign). Musa lost to Mehmet, and he was seen as an enemy by the upcoming generations, Vlad Dracula and The Impaler.
Truth be told, he had an entrance to the Danube river and the Black Sea and the Hungarian Kingdom sustained by the Austrians took advantage of this. It is more the work of Hungarians and Austrians.
Mircea and his kids and grandkids ruled the country for the next 2-3 centuries with interruptions. His children battled for the throne.
Also, there are rumours that Mehmet (Mahomet) from the clip was actually gay and in love with Radu the Beautiful. They could have made a very beautiful LGBT story. That would have been accurate, especially if they added the letters sent to each other.
Eu até posso entender a revolta do Vlad, mas nunca poderei admirar um homem com tanto prazer em ver os outros sofrerem, empalados.
He was called Vlad dracula for a reason lol
opinião de homem frouxo é assim mesmo
@@sanguinius3938 antes froxo, que frustrado
Yes totally agree.
Im a turkish guy . I can understand somebodys indepence thogughts but killing innocent civillians (children , women) doesnt make somebody hero or something. He got no honour
By the way There is a Albanian king (Skender Beg) who fought with Mehmet the second was our enemy too but i really respect him so much
This is about as historically accurate as game of thrones.
nope. not close.
Its probably more accurate than any other docudrama
@@kiznaive_1764 probably? that's what you build your case on? Probably?
I agree. This is terribly inaccurate, like so many of the historical series on Netflix today it doesn’t come close enough to what really happened and that’s a shame because often times, especially in this particular case, history is far more epic than fiction.
Yeah, but draqula untold movie made by holloyood is accurate😂, classic western mind.
The person who acted as Mehmed II is awesome, and I felt somewhat sad for his character when he had to execute his former teacher-grand advisor at the end of season 1
I can assure you, he was happy to do it
Grand vizier did not want sultan to take constantinople because of fear lose money and business in constantinople and make an ally with the grand duke of the roman
Odihnește -te in pace, Măria Ta!
Ți-ai făcut datoria față de patrie, neam si credință, cu varf si îndesat.
Amin 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Killed by greatest ruler
Love this documentation, hope it will come more
IRL, it was a raid on the Sultan's camp where Vlad's party was greatly outnumbered. They fled ASAP after the camp was roused up because it would suicide to remain.
Vlad Dracula: You can't win, Mehmed
Mehmed The Conqueror: This is my empire, My Destiny.
Hope they make a series of Mehmed vs Skanderbey
Kesinlikle!
Mehmet vs long (uzun ) hasan . Best
Awful opponent not only for mehmed but also for his father. Skanderbeg used to be a real deal badass
Are you Manga Reader?
@@sinanermis5541
Yes Murad and Mehmed were The best Sultans and still Scanderbeg won many Victories but in the end Albania fall to the Ottomans
Vlad and Mehmet never fought face to face. During the Night Attack, the sultan had fled before Vlad reached his tent.
Source? Your .ss of course
Mehmet didn't flee, the Ottoman camp was so big that the Romanians missed their target, they never reached his tent.
Just for context of the size of the encampment, the fighting was nearly over when the other side of the army finally realized that the camp was under attack.
@@LORDMEHMOODPASHA Depending on which Night Attack, there was either two or three
@@BulanGoldstein 🤦 many historical BOOKS ! NOT MOVIES ! Historical BOOOKS !
@@luminitapreda8664 Always the same generic BS! Let me see bibliography, go ahead! Write at least one, if you have any idea how to write it.
In reality that don't happened ... because Vlad failed to enter in the sultan's tent , and Vlad killed an ottoman general who slept in the sultan's tent , obviously being in a war campaign , the sultan had security measures on high level... but the "night attack" was a "commando operation" planned by Vlad Tepes, very bold plan...this means to be a true leader of your army! very courageous! nowadays , most generals of armies stay in bunkers far away from battlefield...
Butthurt Romanians everywhere, have you ran out of pockets to pick?
Yes right.. This duel never happened but overall it was a good documentary series.. I enjoyed it
teai ulitat la film?
this isnt historically accurate.
just like milosh obilic. sadly voivode vlad failed.. rip hero
Man I love this series
When my friend who I taught how to play the game, challenges me
When my ancestors back in time gave me a home that I betrayed and came back with an empire to crush my image there and I finally fail that despite my empire power and army. There is a God.
@@Dafterthought vlad is my nephew trying to challenge me with sword.s
I love this kind of series…i’ve watched it over again..,i can’t get enough with Sultan Mehmed❤😊
The boy who rise from nothing vs the man who did enything to protect his county
That area was Ottomans lol
@Cypher vassals??
Moldova și Țara românească erau state vasale, adică plăteau tribut sau haraci, care însemna răscumpărarea păcii. Țările Române n-au făcut niciodată parte din imperiul Otoman, n-au fost provincii, pașalâcuri otomane. Erau state autonome, vasale imperiului otoman. Relațiile suzerano- vasalice sunt specifice evului mediu.
Yeah from nothing...
He was a Sultan and his ancestors too,he was rich, smart, Great military leader like any famous military leader in history...
Protecting his Country?? 😂 You are so stupid.. Did you ever heard about British, Spanish, Mongol, Greek empires conquering other people's lands???? 🤔🤔
Back in the day.. The strongest is the greatest.. The weakest is the worst
@@oldgamer9992 you should have read more history friend. He was one of many sons of Murat 2 and the most hated from his father. Murat even beat him once so much that he almost died, but he was heald by his half greek half serbian stepmother (one of the few people who cared about him). Thanks to her he learned the greek lenguage and culture (and that was the reason he stopped the pilage of Constantinupoli the 2n day).
Holy shit this is actually good
Amazing how people will defend Vlad and hate Mehmed simply because its a Turkish production. Look. I have been studying the Ottomans and Mehmed for some time now. This show is 85% accurate. Some parts are exaggerated, but with Vlad, they have toned down his craziness. Vlad was really an unhinged man in reality. Here, he is just shown as brutal
I think your a muslim or a turk , a man fighting for his country for his faith is evil? Who Is the invader here? mehmed ? Or Vlad , who devasted the holy Christian city of Constantinople ? Vlad or mehmed ? Vlad crazy? No turk he was not in Romania his a National Hero.
Yep. He was also a dirty coward who fled with his tail between his legs to Hungary because he couldn't defeat Mehmet militarily.
Vlad was a monster and it wasn't until the late 1800s that he was reinvented as a hero.
It's 100% biased toward the Turks, and Vlad III wasn't unhinged at all.
it was the best really enjoyed it 👌
Nah, the worst season. It was Historically inaccurate
@@InAeternumRomaMater
At least entertaining
Man vlad was so badass he might have lost the war but his name lived on and the sultan never forgot him upto the day he died
He didn't lose the war. The campaign ended with the turks retreating and sacking Brăila. Radu was crowned pronce after an induced coup by the boyers. And Vlad retook his throne in 1475.
He wasn't even a rival of vlad Mehmet.Uzun Hasan was a tougher and more formidable opponent
@@AnatolianHittite for sure uzun hasan and his big army was way more tougher than vlad and his 30k army
Rooting for the impaler?? Why am I not surprised??
@@sluggishhollow2030 In this situation yes because mehmed and the ottomans invaded his country
Y’all this show/movie/documentary is amazing!!😍
Back when the people that hold the power went and faught alongside there men unlike today old spinless politicians sending other people to die loved this series
Because it doesn't work anymore. You can get shot from the distance by bullets while back then you had possibility to survive a bow shot. And back in those times you still had a bodyguard with you which the series didn't show because its Historically inaccurate. No Sultan of the entire History of the Ottoman Empire had duel or fought alone.
Vlad the impaler had duels before his army went to war sometimes didn't show that in the series I'm well read on this haven't just watched this series lol and what does that mean the whole point is risking your life for your country to show courage but its alright to send other people's sons
@@bored-nl1bu Yes Vlad had a duel with Vladislav the Second and killed him but the Ottoman Sultans never had one. And the whole point is not to show courage. Leaders aren't trained to go to war but to lead while soldiers are. And they have their own Commanders who are either present on the front line or not.
@@InAeternumRomaMater Vladislav the Second are you sure he died in 1516
@@beornkhan2736 Vladislav died in 1448 when Vlad came to rule for the first time in Wallachia
Mehmed was ABOUT THAT LIFE
The father of conquest my beloved Fatih ❤
Filthy colonizer
reality he was mostly a coward
@@spectralv5641he took yo boys head m8 get over it
@@MaryJane7xox never happend , turkish propaganda , not one actual proof that your gay leader took his head
Awesome show. Highly recommended.
Highly unrecommended! It's very historically unaccurate. Only a person with no basic knowledge of the history of the Balkans and Ottoman Empire would recommend such a series.
@@InAeternumRomaMater how is it different
how you recorded the serial?
This show is WAY better and more historically accurate than cringe Etrugul.
😂😂😂
Ertugul was gay and so was mehmed
@@jewishzionist3322 homosexuality is legally protected in the west. we don't have anything like that. you are throwing all the shame that belongs to you to others :D
i have finish see all season, start conquer constantinople and vlad dracula. truly recommended
Kinda weird how Mehmed says, "time to end this" all dramatically, just to run as fast as he can over to Vlad like he's about to attack and randomly stop short for another stand off.
They cut out a History Channel like interview session with historians in between scenes.
Injustice has happened to vlad the which made him like this.
Vlad had legitimate reasons to be bitter but the sympathy was lost when he lost his mind and become a sadistic murdering psychopath that butchered Christians and Muslims alike to satisfy his bloodlust.
Crazy how these events really happened
So true. 😖
Turkish propoganda
Not all of them no. Most of what they presented in season 2 is historically wrong.
Everything is wrong, from story to clothing to weapons
In reality that don't happened ... because Vlad failed to enter in the sultan's tent , and Vlad killed an ottoman general who slept in the sultan's tent , obviously being in a war campaign , the sultan had security measures on high level... but the "night attack" was a "commando operation" planned by Vlad Tepes, very bold plan...this means to be a true leader of your army! very courageous! nowadays , most generals of armies stay in bunkers far away from battlefield...
In their last fight Mehmed took part in the battle with his Janissaries
no he didnt because this show is turkish bS production propaganda and mehmed was hiding in constantonople with his gay boyfriend
@@andrewtate8466 🤣🤣🤣 this movie was released by british
@@andrewtate8466 he himself lead his army even when vlad in ottoman court he wasn't able to defeat mehmed in single combat
@@javohirotamurodiv4108 how do you know that? what source? you were there in 1400s? hahaha stop with your lies. memet was tabletop general not fighter like alexander or vlad tepes
@@andrewtate8466 😂😂😂 everyone thinks in that way why people follow Tate ?? Coz he is strong both mentally physically also mehmed was a warrior so whole army followed him in order to win a batlle you should be highly capable commander
In reality Mehmed never dared to face Vlad. He hid behind his elite troops, in his tent.
and you were there right near him ofcourse xd
The chronicles actually say otherwise 😂
@@marlamorales8298 the crhonicles that turks made
@@spectralv5641Accept it or not. The truth will hurt you. Vlad was killed and his head was attached to the gates of İstanbul. 😂😂😂
@@0marginal0 How is that truth , vlad head doesnt have any historic records unlike the 30k impaled kebabs
Supperb!
Telenovela sold as history!
Yep.
hope that tird season to be for the (Gjergj Kastrioti Skenderbeu) Skanderberg❤🔥🔥
When Mehmet II was on his way to conquer Trabzon ( a small city in the Northern region of Turkey which was in the hands of the Venecians at that time ).It was very hard to ride there with horse. The region was very mountainous and full of forests. So Mehmet II had to walk most of the time. He also once slipped and hurt his hands.
The Mother of Uzun Hasan, Sare Hatun, who was sent to Mehmet II as a messenger by his son before, was also at this conquest.
( He took her with him until the conquest was complete, so his Rival would not dare to attack him behind his back).
Sare Hatun who saw this, told him:
"Son, you are a big emperor ! What is the importance of this small city? That turned an emperor like you to a foot soldier"?
Mehmet II replied: " Mother! This effort is not for Land and Glory.
Rather it is we, who have the sword of Islam in our hands. If we don't bear the pain that comes with it, then surely it will be a lie to call us Gazi ( someone who fights for Allah and gets injured by doing so ). And at the day of reckoning i can not stand before Allah out of shame."
Yes, this was the mentality of Mehmet the conqueror, whom our beloved Prophet praised.
May Allah have mercy on his soul.
Ameen
Müslüman mısın
Allah did not ask him to spill the blood of thousands for Islam, he was a disgrace to the true way of Islam.
@@leeway3738 Allah wanted Mehmet to schop off the head of this BARBARIC VLAD and that's the price to pay when you mess.....
@@allysoobratty7565 All will meet Allah and all will be judged accordingly by Allah. Mehmet used the name of Islam to cause death of men and women, children and old alike. His army pillaged and kill innocent people. All he wanted was power and glory and all those who protect him only want to take pride in their roots. That is not the way of Islam, and true Muslims will never justify his actions.
This duel looks like real and how real rulers can fight not high level of skils just a normal sword swings
The historical inaccuracies are mind boggling. But the movie is captivating, although at the end it made me want to laugh.
Turkish propoganda
Butthurt is a hardthing XD What is unaccurete vlad was a cold killer and he enjoys it at the end his had have a free İstanbul Tour sponsored by Mehmet XDDDDD
You can laugh as much as you want, doesn't change the fact that his ugly head was severed and put on a spike so that everybody could spit on his dirty head, that's history, not romanian fairy tales and stories about vlad getting away unharmed and living happily until the end of his life, everything is documented
Brothers from another mother fighting
Nah. They were sworn enemies from day one.
they should do mehmed vs skanderbeg
I think that in the next season, İskender Bey or Uzun Hasan will come.
I appreciate the Walachians attacking the Camp
But Having to Rally Your men During the Heat of the Attack is much more Impressive Mehmet kept a cool head that time.
Vlad Dracula will always be considered a martyr, a godly Christian man, a Noble Christian, he has no fear in the face of death, a champion for Orthodox Christianity ☦️
How many christian he killed you know ?
He was Catholic, not Orthodox.
There's no nobility in being a Christian. Their God has been slaughtering innocent people forever. Evilness personified.
It’s not glory I’m seeking it’s revenge
Dracula is seth freaking rollings wwe
Anyone wanna talk about how badass Mehmed charging into the battle?
That’s Infinity war level sprint
Old mehmed when he looked at beheaded Dracula in Constantinople that walking style, look, attitude it was fearsome and grusive 🙏
Yea Historically wrong, there has been no Historical document suggesting ever that a Sultan had duel with any warrior or leader especially Mehmet and Vlad. And for @Kavan Shah, there's no Ottoman source that says Vlads head was taken to Constantinople. There's just one letter written by Vlads cousin Stephen the Great of Moldavia which was sent to the mayor of Sibiu in Transylvania, it says that Vlad was ambushed by an Ottoman patrol and killed, and that his head was taken to Constantinople, but Stephen was not at the Battle nor at Constantinople to know those things. Especially when no Ottoman source even suggests that has happened.
There's also text saying that Vlad was not even killed by the Ottomans, but in fact by the Tatars. A Romanian Chronicle says that the Tatars were the ones that killed Vlad in a Battle. Which In a historical perspective makes sense. Mehmet lost in Moldavia, Wallachia and in Hungary which the Ottomans didn't have the capacity to recruit another army, so how Mehmet has done previously against Vlads Cousin Stephen the Great, he asked the Khan of Crimea to take an army against Wallachia. Even so, Stephen the Great In a letter to Brașov, writes that a Tatar army has passed through Chilia in Basarabia (modern Budjac Ukraine) and went to Wallachia which Stephen was worried for Vlads life. So just as you see, Vlads death is very controversial and we don't know what happened to Vlad. But the head taken to Constantinople is chronologically wrong.
Mehmet never led an army from the field. It was Radu who would mostly go on the field. Mehmet would order from his luxorious tent
@@Hav0ck23 that's what the job of Sultan, he is in a position where he can command and give orders because ottoman swore their loyalty to him, continuity of Sultan is also important he cannot everytime lead the battle and put his life on risk. Basic sense
@@kavanshah487 then dont portray them as sword swinging fighters. Cause they are not
I respect dracula because his genius againts ottoman,using what he learn during his time in ottoman,learn turkish language,learn little bit about islam, and of course learn about ottoman war tactic which make him the dangerous foe for mehmed ii.
But still he's amongst an ungrateful person just.
I visited Bran Castle last autumn where Vlad's Mace and armor are displayed. The guy was pretty big and im not that sure how Mehmed would deal with a 1 vs 1.
Come and visit Topkapı Palace, Istanbul, and see the Mehmed’s personal war equipments to understand How the Sultan could beat Vlad 1 vs 1 🤣🤣🤣
Sultan Mehmed was a clown 🤡🤡🤡 he was a coward
@@jewishzionist3322 LOL real coward Who conquers the unconquerable and Beat Vlad at his own town İf he is coward why is he going to the Romania to fight Vlad The real Coward Had a free İstanbul tour at the end without his body but only the head of him sponsored by the Great Mehmet 2
@@jewishzionist3322keep crying child
@@jewishzionist3322 , now that's a Jew I can respect haha
Who is Dracula here, the guy on the left looks more like Dracula from the portrait but at the same time he seem like he could be Turkish and the guy on the right looks nothing like Dracula.
rhe season is terrifying
He is the 1st who made a war of guerrilla
wtf is this?! mehmed and Vlad didn't fought on a duel. IS THIS YOUR DOCUMENTARY DRAMA?! wtf are they thinking adding fictionional stuff on a series that is supposed to be historical accurate?! DOCU DRAMA are supposed to be dead accurate with the real historical events!
one fact you cant change history as a christian: being slave for 400 years of ottoman.. or are you more butthurt about mehmed vs vlad fight scene?
@@selcuk32adana in case you didn't notice this is a docu drama.. Do you know what that means? Why do idi@ts like you always brings up religious feud and not understanding the full context of a statement. documentary drama needs to be accurate to the real events do you understand that simple sentences?
@@selcuk32adana Stop being stupid and read again... Stop bragging about what your ancestors did... is tiresome.
Dracula could have turned into a bat. Or into mist. But he chose to fight honorably.
Vlad could have been a Hero for the whole Christian world. He didn't. So he became known as Dracula, the bloodthirsty vampire. [laughing]
ıslam better
@@curse22 both are terrible
@@curse22 christianity
Vlad is a hero in Romania. Anyone who killed many Ottomans is.
@Oyun Delisi As a Turk Islam is sh*t
long life the ottoman king sultan mehmed❤
1:46
If they actually would have fought 1v1, Vlad would have destroyed him
that is a very good documentary
🤦 JESUS !
Nope, but its entertainment enough for casuals...
Euron Greyjoy is that you?
Adik beradik bergaduh habis rakyat yang jadi mangsa.
0:38 form v Shien/Djem So in vlad
Mehmet 👀👑
"I protected you like a brother!"
Funny, coming from a guy who killed his own 2-year-old brother.
Mehmed II - After ascending the throne, he ordered the execution of his infant brother Ahmed to secure his position.
Bayezid II - Bayezid's ascension involved conflict with his brother Cem Sultan, who fled and later died in European captivity under suspicious circumstances.
Selim I - Upon his accession, he eliminated his brothers, Korkut and Ahmed, to eliminate any claims to the throne.
Murad III - After becoming sultan, he ordered the execution of his five younger brothers.
Mehmed III - Known for the execution of his 19 brothers upon his accession to the throne.
"vlad tepes " 1979 movie with enghlish subtitle . Just watch it. It's european and romanian version about the facts.
😂😂😂
The movie is only 10% accurate
Although the 1vs1 never happened it’s still cool action
“If Mehmet had a duel with Vlad he would have been 100% killed VLAD won many death duels in his life”
Mehmed is a Ottoman and ottomans are war machine he would defeat Vlad if this happen
In reality, Vlad never found Mehmet .
He have done a lot's of damage to the Ottomans, night Attack Is considered Vlad's victory but the acchievment to kill Mehmet fail.
True, that fight between them never happened (hence why there was no scholarly comment about it). But it makes for great television!
@@jmboyd65 oh is that true? He never directly fought with the Sultan?
@@baybars3138 ironi mi
@@baybars3138 Yes. They never fight directly. Vlad didn't find him in his tent. If it had happened then Netflix would have found an excuse that Mehmet was sick with Covid :)))
@@DriveViewExplorer LOL -- the show is good though. Except the kids parts a bit lame, adult acting is good.
In reality Mehmet ran away and only came back when the ottoman soldiers restored the order. Mehmet was a coward.
Nevastă-sa avea vreo 20 de ani ,de când era moartă, la Poienari, când a venit Vladislav al 2 lea, după ea ...
Yea, and Vlad never had a wife called "Anastasia" lmao😂
Ce ziseși bre ? Eu zic să te trezești din beție și apoi să scrii !
@@luminitapreda8664eu zic ne sugi pulele
Ce nume LUMINIȚA
Stai jos ai 4
A lot of made up stuff, but it shows the essential: vlad revolted, mehmed came, his army got severly wacked in the night attack, and only averted defeat because one of vlad captains betrayed or never arrived to attack the other side of the camp... Mehmed wanted to abbandon the campaign but was convinced by his entourage to press on. He took Targoviste but finding 20000 turks impaled had a severe impact on him and his men... He let some army with Radu, Vlad's brother and said..ok you deal with your crazy ass brother... Vlad was betrayed by both boyars and Mathias of the Hungarians..and the rest is history.
Unfortunately, the new generation is learning history from such serials. It describes a person who fills an 8 km road with human corpses on a impale as an oppressed and proud prince.
Dracula is seth rollings?
I don't think Mehmet had a chance to win if he fight vlad one on one
😂😂😂😂
And how do U exactly know?
Quite right. There's no text suggesting that Mehmet had a duel with no one in his entire life. For a matter of a fact, no Ottoman source confirms that any Sultan had a duel. But Vlad has have against Vladislav the Second.
@@InAeternumRomaMater
Sultans Murad 4th
Suleyman the magnificent
Sultan Beyazid
Sultan Mehmed the conqueror
Osman gazi and more fought in battle and had one to one duels in battle
@@johnanderson4710 And what Chronicle, letter or anything has suggested that? And surely they were present at those Battles but didn't fight. And usually they had bodyguards protecting them as any other leader of that time. Can you mention also who they dulled?
This is technically a family fight lol
Yea, basically completely wrong. We have no source that talks about Vlads time at the Ottoman Court nor any that will suggest Vlad met Mehmet in his youth. Mehmet wouldn't even had call him a brother or family
@@InAeternumRomaMater please don't make up your fake version of history. There's a lot about vlad in the otttmon history books and how he grew up with them. He's brother converted to Islam while vlad remained Christian
@@zainmk775 Name one Ottoman Chronicle then that talks about Vlads life in the Ottoman Empire? And I'm referring to one that talks about Vlads life there not where he was taken or moved.
On deadliest warrior they showed what Vlad’s sword could do to a pig carcass and it went right through it.
And the entire show was historically inaccurate at least season 2 was.
Kandırın bakalım kendinizi
Fatih Sultan Mehmed🇹🇷🇹🇷
Welp, Netflix has earned me back lmaoo
You must have no basic knowledge of History then. Season 2 is completely wrong on a Historical perspective.
@@InAeternumRomaMater i do, I just don’t care. Moving on lol
Watch Vlad Tepes 1979 on youtube with english subtitles... if you want to see the romanian view of the events.
@@InAeternumRomaMater just stfu what do you know spaming everywhere
@@neddhu That movie is in dire need of an English dub.
Atam Mehmet han selam olsun 🇹🇷
Strainilor ,atât timp cât nu he cunosteti pe noi si istoria acestui neam nu va dati cu parerea
Actually this dual never happened this just for the plot for entertainment
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Memad KHAN 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏻🦁🦁🦁
Vlad Drácula forever...!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fatih sultan mehmed>vlad
Why did they make Vlad look like an arab?
Maybe because he looked exactly like this? There are enough descriptions of him and that's how he looked, he was just shorter irl, do you think that this little evil rat looked like Brad Pitt or something?
When i saw ottoman army in this movie i was so disappointed, like why would you show that Ottoman Army was full of infantry? I am sure there were cavalry more than infantry. Also all of the army was wearing Janissary uniform. And wallachians using hit and run tactics with horse archers? Ottomans had horse archers more than wallachians yet they dont have countermeasures for the strategy they've been using for years? What the fuck?
vlad hero? my foot.
.between Vlad and Fatih, vlad literally the one that started the killing (kill civilians in Ottoman area, kill Ottoman messanger, kill his own people (poor people) instead of give them charity).
.yes Ottoman fight him but he died by his own people.
.if he really don't want protection and pay tax anymore just say it to Fatih. he learn with Fatih as child, he know should dialouge first before any war but he choose to kill first that means asking for war right away.
Is that Seth Rollins?
this battle never existed between Vlad Dracu and Mehmed in the front, because in the night attack that Vlad initiated, some of the Wallachians were dressed in Ottoman clothes to cause confusion and attacks on their own soldiers among the enemies, and Vlad had the mission to assassinate Mehmed. Good until here! The assassination failed causing Mehmed to be mistaken for a general, and Mehmed retreated seeing his troops fighting among themselves. This series favors the Turkish side, of course.. the series is original and made in Turkey. let's remember in this night battle nearly 15,000 Ottomans die. The Wallachians were true heroes, but all of them were killed by the boyars or betrayed by them. Don't believe in a series after Netflix where the goal is to change history and not how it unfolded.
Which part of series you didn't like. Everyone accepted Ottomans lost nearly quarter of army after tuna river to Targovişte. Boyars betrayed him but they didnt join to battle. For your history Vlad killed just Turks and Turks burned the villages. No dear he was sick and his sick ambition became his and. He was not hero he was enemy of all humanity. You have to thank us ;)
wallachians are cowards so they wear enemy outfits. And at the end vlad and his coward soldiers got what they deserved. Vlad died like a dog later.
@@burakyagci3315 Why should I thank you? Vlad punished crimes of all kinds, crimes are like a disease that spreads from one to another, and for this Vlad used the psychological game to spread fear among his citizens not to commit crimes. Wallachians, Trasylvanians and Moldavians did not conquer territory, they only defended their territories. Why should I thank you? because you studied these regions and you also fell prey? Why should I thank you? The Ottoman Empire never had heroes in their history and only conquerors and sultans who were greedy for power. The Ottomans conquered an empire that was already being formed.
The Romanian country had and will have heroes, amen!
@@CatalinIvan-zq9dp dear the thing is white for us which is black for you. The thing is white for you which is black for us. We had heroes they were bad guys for you. Just think Vlad’s legacy is same for all world. He was blood thirsty vampire. It doesnt seems a hero. Never mind I respect your mindset. At least We were enemies so thinking different is normal. For us you need to thank us. For you Vlad is hero.
@@ercanylmaz967 they were not cowards! They approached a clever battle tactic against a much larger enemy. If they were cowards, they did not wage war with the Ottomans, if they did not have courage, they did not wage war with the Ottomans, if they did not have honor and faith, Wallachia was Muslim. For us Romanians, those who fought to protect the holy faith and this land, are heroes.
Romanians have a proverb about Turks, when Romanians say you are Turkish, they mean you don't understand anything! Peace!
Vlad made Mehmet run away like a coward in front of his troops when they came upon the "forest of the impaled" where around 30 thousand Turkish soldiers were impaled! This is from Turkish history books, after Mehmet's generals ran after him and told him not to flee in front of his soldiers, Mehmet said something like, "I do not wish to take the lands of a man who is willing to go to such extremes to defend them". Mehmet respected Vlad as a worthy adversary and was terrified of him. Vlad spoke perfect Turkish and would even disguise himself as a Turk and fool them the way he did when he ordered them to open the gates in Turkish to a fort he sacked when he and his soldiers were dressed like Turks. Vlad was a genius military commander and he was as brave as a lion always fighting outnumbered at least 5 to 1. Mehmet possessed the largest and most powerful military at the time and still struggled with little Wallachia 🤣, get real!
Fiction. Mehmed actually ran away like a coward.
Is that why mehmed took targovishte in no time while little vlad was running to beg for help from, Moldova, Hungary, the pope and god knows on how many more doors he knocked, interesting how he is begging for help like a dog, when he actually hated beggars and killed all the beggars in his country, cowerd like vlad can never fight in the open and even for that they always need help... mehmed raised and educated a dog who turned against him and tried to bite him, but at least radul was a grateful and decent man...
As a Christian I will always have vlads back 😢😮 always fight against the infidels 😮😢
Vlad the impaler is great
romanians react to this Netflix turkish production (english subtitle)
"Vlad the Impaler on Netflix - A GROSS Historical Misinformation" (with english sub)
TH-cam channel : Corpus Draculianum
Not right..
Vlad in every series or film portrayed as Dracula the evil bloody man in this series Vlad Personality was more realistic
There was no fight like that. Vlad escaped to Hungary but Hungarian jailed and killed him. These scenes must be true stories. İt is not Game of trones finally.