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Murad II

Murad II

Former Sultan of the Ottoman EmpireWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Murad II".

Oct 2, 2026

Suruthi BalaHOST
8:07
Big mistake.
Hannah MaguireHOST
8:09
And when they all arrived in the court of Sultan Murad II, the sultan didn't quite buy that Vlad II was still on his side because he quite literally was like, "No." He had, after all, done plenty of Ottoman sieging in his time.
Hannah MaguireHOST
8:22
So the sultan said that Vlad could go as long as his two sons were left behind as some sort of collateral, one would assume.
Suruthi BalaHOST
8:30
Yeah, they're like, "If you leave your sons here with me, you're going to be much less likely to wage war against the Ottomans again."
Travis SmithGUEST
15:41
That's from the History and Decline of the Roman Empire, Volume 4, page 365.
Travis SmithGUEST
15:46
So, the name of the sultan... who allowed this to happen was Murad II.
Travis SmithGUEST
15:56
The emperors of Rome were supposed to be crowned in a building called the Hagia Sophia.
Travis SmithGUEST
16:08
Anybody ever been to the Hagia Sophia? I went there last February.
Travis SmithGUEST
16:41
And you should go watch some YouTube videos on the history of the Hagia Sophia.
Travis SmithGUEST
16:46
A lot of emperors were crowned in that building, but not this Constantine.
Travis SmithGUEST
16:53
The crowning of Constantine only happened because the Ottoman Sultan Murad II allowed it.
Travis SmithGUEST
17:01
And so now the Ottoman Empire is dominating over Eastern Christianity because God is allowing Eastern Christianity to be weakened because they are not following Bible truth.
Chris HaslerHOST
34:51
At the beginning of the afternoon the two centre divisions prepared to clash.
Chris HaslerHOST
34:56
Don John's flagship, Real, directly faced Sultana, the flagship of Muezzinzadi Ali Pasha.
Chris HaslerHOST
35:05
If the clash between Sirocco and Barbarigo was the starter, the clash between Real and Sultana was the main course.
Chris HaslerHOST
35:17
At the centre of the battle, the two supreme commanders came directly together.
Chris HaslerHOST
35:23
The two ships smashed together.
Chris HaslerHOST
35:27
Those Ottomans who boarded the Real were thrown back and waves of Spanish infantry boarded the Sultana, only themselves to be driven back by Ottoman janissaries.
Chris HaslerHOST
35:40
Musketeers, arquebusiers and pikemen fought at close quarters on the crowded decks.
Chris HaslerHOST
35:48
The casualties were horrific.

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