This ruler's predecessor won the Battle of Maritsa, after which the fealty of Constantine Dragaš and his companion King Marko would be assured; both died fighting for this man at the Battle of Rovine, which this ruler fought against Mircea cel B?trân.
This ruler's predecessor won the Battle of Maritsa, after which the fealty of Constantine Dragaš and his companion King Marko would be assured; both died fighting for this man at the Battle of Rovine, which this ruler fought against Mircea cel B?trân. This ruler built the Anadoluhisari in preparation for one siege, and after the death of his son Musa at the Battle of Despotovac, this ruler acknowledged the autonomy of Stefan Lazarevi?'s kingdom. This man built the Grand Mosque of Bursa to celebrate a victory wherein he crushed the forces of (*) Sigismund of Hungary at the Battle of Nicopolis, ending a crusade started after this man unsuccessfully sieged Constantinople. This man's reign was followed by a twelve year power struggle known as the Interregnum before the confirmation of Mehmet I as sultan. This loser of the Battle of Ankara met his end in captivity, where he was supposedly used as a footstool by Tamerlane. For 10 points, name this successor to Murad I, the Ottoman sultan from 1389 to 1402.
This ruler's predecessor won the Battle of Maritsa, after which the fealty of Constantine Dragaš and his companion King Marko would be assured; both died fighting for this man at the Battle of Rovine, which this ruler fought against Mircea cel B?trân.
{Bayezid} I [or {Bayezid Y?ld?r?m}; or {Bayezid} the {Thunderbolt}]