Battle of Ankara 1402 #shorts #fyp #history #documentary #mongols

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[canlale]

Tatars trying to not to betray Ottomans challenge: Impossible

[RomanumChristum]

Imagine this: Serbian knight sighting Indian war elephants. History is crazy

[Unregistered.Hypercam..]

Tartars trying to stay loyal for one nanosecond:

[mrgopnik]

The fact that it was the Tartars who betrayed them, while the Serbians fought till the end is mind-boggling to me

[Vi-pvxi]

Remember, switching side is always faster than reloading.

[nenenindonu]

Timur won the battle before it even started, he wasn't even on the battlefield at the moment Bayezid was captured but in his tent playing chess with one of his generals

[jaguar]

Serbian knights were vassals of the Ottoman Empire, very good and disciplined warriors. Primarily very experienced fighters, they gave the Ottomans the heavy cavalry they did not have.

[salihylmaz]

One of the biggest battle of the medieval era!

[ahmedazhar]

Bayezid after battle: *I didn't lose a friend, I just realized I never had one*

[scourgeofgodattila]

Until Bayezid was betrayed, he repulsed all the attacks of Timur and even counter-attacked and he was very close to winning the battle. The betrayal of the Anatolian soldiers and the Tatars changed the course

[dusanvragolic]

Lazar and Murat were both killed in battle on Kosovo field on the 28th. of June 1389. Than Lazar's son Stefan Lazarević, the second best swordsman in Europe in that period came to help Murat's son Bayazed, who strangled his own brother Yacub, as wassal. He led 5000 serbian knights in that battle, and was released by Timur, because he could not belive that some wasall would fight so bravely for someone who intended to conquer his country.

[Zubair-Khan]

Timur weakened all Muslims empires, laid base for Russia expansion after weakening the khanate of Ghazan and Astrakhan.... he was truly Muslim slayer

[nenenindonu]

Was this the end of the Timur shorts or is there gonna be one about his siege of Smyrna ?

[carlleisinger]

Im so glad i found this guy as an enjoyer of strategic battle games this guy makes my shorts fun.

[FardinAhmed-cmtd]

But later timur's one descendent Babur asked help from ottoman sultan selim. Selim gaved him gunpowder technology which babur used to conquere india and established mughal empire

[emreyldz]

Everyone forgets just 6 years ago Bayezid fought a hard battle against Crusaders at Nicopolis 1398. The crusader army consisted of battle hardened French, Hungarians and armored knights from all over medieval Europe. It was a force which could be resembled to modern day Nato.

[grande-turko]

Timur's army was more Turk than Ottoman

[scourgeofgodattila]

Famous British military historian Jeremy Black says that the Ottomans fought successfully in the Battle of Ankara and the betrayal of the Tatars destroyed this success.
Jeremy Black, The Seventy Great Battles in History



The French orientalologist Jean Paul Roux says that the Ottomans repulsed the Timurids and defeated them with a counter-attack, but they lost the battle after the betrayals. He also adds that there is very little left for Bayezid to reach victory.
Jean Paul Roux, Tamerlan, Battle of Ankara

[somestormcloakwithanarrowo]

Practically one of the best tacticians of all time

[ibekdin]

As Uzbek I can say that, it was bad decision ever made. But Timur was triggered by Boyazid yildirim.