The Battle of Mohács, fought on 29 August 1526, stands as a pivotal moment in European history, marking the downfall of the Hungarian Empire and the expansion of Ottoman influence into Central Europe.
Led by Suleiman the Magnificent, the Ottoman forces decimated the Hungarian army in a swift and brutal conflict, culminating in the death of King Louis II of Hungary and the collapse of his kingdom.
This victory not only solidified Ottoman dominance in the region but also set the stage for centuries of Turkish influence over the Balkans and Eastern Europe.
The battle's aftermath reshaped the political landscape of Europe, heralding the rise of the Ottoman Empire as a formidable power in the continent.
