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Crossing of the Danube (1481)
Date	Spring of 1481 (exact date unknown)
Location	Danube, Near the town "Hram"
Result	Serbo-Hungarian victory
Belligerents
Kingdom of Hungary Serbian despote	Ottoman empire
Commanders and leaders
Uknown Vuk Grgurević	Uknown Smederevo Duke Skender
Strength
Uknown (suspected to be a large force)	much smaller force with around 30 boats
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Large number of casualties, 24 turkish boats sunk
	in the future we'll update the information when more research is done.

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Declined by DoubleGrazing 2 months ago. Last edited by DoubleGrazing 2 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Crossing of the Danube (1481)[edit]

In the spring of 1481 the sudden news was heard that powerful Sultan Mehmed 2 the Conqueror died, After Sultans death conflicts began in the Empire, Discords in the Ottoman empire were used by the Hungarians to attack.

The Christian force began to cross the Danube near the town of Hram. The task of Despot Vuk was to protect the crossing of the army across Danube with the help of ships. Having performed that task, The Despot had the conflict with Turkish boats, in the direct battle he managed to have 24 Turkish boats sunk. Afterwards, he was attacked by Smederevo Duke Skender, but the Turkish attempt was also crashed, and Skender barely managed to stay alive,

References[edit]

Serbian History Dr, Zeljko Fajfric, pg. 488

Sources[edit]

"Serbian History" by Dr. Zeljko Fajfric the second edition.