History of Bayezid Yildirim Ottoman Empire in urdu hindi-4th Sultan Bayezid (Chapter-No 5)TalwareHaQ

Bayezid I, born 1354, (English: Bayezid I) (Ottoman Turkish language: Bayezid I; Turkish language: 1. Beyazıt; alias Yıldırım (Ottoman Turkish: Yıldırım), "Lightning") was the fourth ruler of the Ottoman Empire from 1389 to 1402. He succeeded his father, Murad I, who was killed in the Kosovo War. Soon after assuming power, Bayezid crushed the rebellion of his younger brother Yaqub. He later married Princess Dispana, daughter of King Lazar of Serbia, and appointed Stefan Lazarevich as the new head of Serbia, giving Serbia considerable autonomy. After this victory, Bayezid became addicted to alcohol because of his Christian wife, but later on, when the Christians declared war against the Ottoman Empire, he became addicted to it.

In 1391, Bayezid besieged Constantinople, which was the capital of the Byzantine Empire at that time. In 1394, Pope Boniface IX declared a crusade to defeat the Ottoman Empire at the request of the Byzantine ruler John V Palaeologus. France and Wallachia were also included in this Christian alliance led by King Hungary and the Roman ruler Sigismund. The two armies clashed at Nikopolis in 1396, where Bayezid won a grand victory and this glorious victory not only broke the backs of the Christians of Europe, but also brought Bayezid's fame to its peak. (See: Battle of Nicopolis) In celebration of this victory, Bayezid established the grand mosque, Ulu Jama, in the capital Barusa.

The siege of Constantinople continued until 1401 AD, during which the Byzantine ruler fled the city and the city was about to fall to the Muslim forces when Bayezid received news of Timur Ling's attack on the eastern borders. But he had to bear the siege.

In the 1400s, the warrior ruler of Central Asia, Timur Ling, had succeeded in establishing a vast empire by subduing local governments, and the Timurid and Ottoman states clashed as the borders met. On July 20, 1402, in the Battle of Ankara, Timur defeated the Ottoman army and arrested Bayezid, but the Ottoman princes managed to escape. It is known that Timur locked Bayezid in a cage and used to take him everywhere, but these are fabricated stories, there is no proof of this in history, but Timur treated Bayezid well and expressed regret for his death. What did

Bayezid was so saddened by the defeat in Ankara that he died in prison a year later in 1403.
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