In its early stages, this empire conquered Serbia at the Battle of Kosovo, and this empire's existence was officially ended by the Treaty of Lausanne.
In its early stages, this empire conquered Serbia at the Battle of Kosovo, and this empire's existence was officially ended by the Treaty of Lausanne. Later, it would undergo the Tulip Period and the Tanzimat reforms. It won at the Battle of Mohacs but was later defeated by the Holy League at (*) Lepanto, and by Jan Sobieski at Vienna. Skanderbeg and Alexander Ypsilantis both led rebellions against this empire, which modernized its army in the "Auspicious Incident." Leaders of this empire include ones nicknamed "the Thunderbolt," "the Grim," and "the Magnificent." For ten points, name this "sick man of Europe," once ruled by Suleiman, that conquered Constantinople in 1453 and was succeeded by modern-day Turkey.
In its early stages, this empire conquered Serbia at the Battle of Kosovo, and this empire's existence was officially ended by the Treaty of Lausanne.
{Ottoman} Empire