Abstract :
The victory that the Ottomans got against the Crusaders in 1396 in Nigbolu during Yıldırım Bayezid (1389-1402) period made the sovereignty of Turks permanent in the Balkans. The French took a great interest in Nigbolu Crusader Run, which was made by the call of the Hungarian king, Sigusmund, and the Byzantium Emperor, Manuel II. The French formed the majority of the Crusader army and many French aristocrats, primarily Jean Sans Peure, were in command of the army. In this case, Nigbolu Crusader Run was considered to be the war of the French. With the successful command of Yıldırım Bayezid, Turkish army defeated the Crusaders at around Nigbolu. It is no doubt that this defeat echoed most in France. Saint Denis chronicle written by a clergy and concurrent with the war, the Chronicle of Charles VI in its other name, presents valuable information about the organization of Nigbolu Crusader Run, its preparations, the development and results of the war. These data are invaluable in terms of its being written by a witness to the age as well as of its reflecting the observations of the defeated side.
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The Battle of Nicopolis , Chronique du Religieux de Saint , Denis , Michel Pintoin , Ottomans
