As the Austrian army closes in on Bulgarian lands, uprisings begin anew. But will the inspiration of men like Petar Parchevich and Petar Bogdan be enough? And when this long series of wars with the Ottomans finally comes to an end, what new world will emerge? In short, some things will change forever while others will stay exactly the same...
Major Characters in this Episode
Sultan Suleiman II
Sultan Ahmed II
Sultan Mustafa II
Imre Thököly
Petar Parchevich
Petar Bogdan
Peter the Great
Timeline for this episode
1688, the Chiprovtsi uprising
1688, The 9 Years War Begins
1689, Second Crimean Campaign
Fall of 1689, Holy League forces capture Vidin
1689, Karposh Uprising
1690, Michael I Apafi and is replaced by Emeric Thököly as Prince of Transylvania after he is released from prison to attack there a third time and finally meets success.
1690, Ottoman reconquest of Belgrade
1691, Second failed Polish expedition into Moldavia
1691, Suleiman II dies
1691, Imre Thököly is forced out of Transylvania
1691, Battle of Slankamen
1692, Austrians take Oradea
1692, Ottomans retake some of Morea
1692, Venetians attacked Candia and Christians on the island rebelled, but both failed and the Ottomans retained control
1695-6, Azov Campaign
1697, Battle of Zenta
1698, Battle of Podhajce
1699, Treaty of Karlowitz
