When the events did not calm down in Kazakhstan, first a state of emergency was declared, then the government resigned. Despite all this, when the events did not subside, Kazakhstan President Tokayev asked for help from abroad. Russia and four countries that have a military agreement with Kazakhstan stated that they can help under various conditions. What a shame for a country. We are facing with a leader who brings in mercenaries from abroad to kill his own people.
Tokayev, A man who invited foreign soldiers to his country.
Am I the only one who thinks this looks like a chinese?
Think about it, the Cossacks are asking for help from the Russians in order to solve the problem within themselves. Of course, this situation stems from the fact that the Kazakhs are an quarrelsome people, as I mentioned above. So, as a Kazakh, you would rather be friendly with a Russian than befriend a Kazakh. Ahah.
Of course, this does not alleviate the shame of that they have sought outside help for their internal fight.
Yıldırım Beyazıt, one of the Ottoman kings, made a similar mistake in history.
During the foundation years of the Ottoman Empire, the Emperor Sultan Murat included his sons Yıldırım Beyazıt and Yakup Çelebi in the war of he took action against the army formed by the majority of the Serbs as a part of the Crusades. Although they were not as big as the Ottomans in this war, Karamanoğulları (sons of Karaman), Germiyanoğulları (sons of Germiyan) and Çandaroğulları (sons of Chandar), who came from different Turkish ancestry, also joined the war with the Ottomans.
The Ottoman army was victorious in this war, but Sultan Murat was killed on the battlefield by Milos Obilic, one of the Serbian nobles. While following the fleeing enemies Yakup Çelebi, meanwhile his brother Yıldırım Beyazıt declared his reign on the day his father died.
The first thing Yıldırım Beyazıt did after he became king was to have his brother Yakup Çelebi killed, who had returned from pursuing the fleeing enemy. They even kill their brethren to maintain their rule.
This event was criticized by the Ottoman allies those Karamanoğulları (sons of Karaman), Germiyanoğulları and Çandaroğulları. It was stated that this did not suit Turkishness and was against the spirit of brotherhood. After that, these two principalities, based on common peoples in Turkey, turned their backs on the Ottomans.
Yıldırım Beyazıt continued the next process with his new allies without the support of the Turks. He formed an alliance with the Serbs, whom they defeated in the war, and with Byzantium, the continuation of Rome.
Yildirim Beyazit, who tried to advance towards the west but was angry that the Turks did not support him, sets out on a campaign against the Turks in Turkey with his own troops, as well as an army composed of Serbian and Greek soldiers. As a result of these expeditions, the leaders of Karaman, Germiyan and Çandar were arrested, these principalities were abolished, and then these leaders were released again as a result of the pressure of the people. Thus, Yıldırım Beyazıt achieved unity in Turkey. Is that all? Is it over? Of course no. God's justice will surely be done.
Timur. He seems like a bit Turk in my opinion, at least, more than two above.
Timur, a Turk origin emperor, the founder of the Timurid Empire, one of the largest empires in history, and whose armies usually come from the Iranian region, has captured most of India and is planning to organize an expedition to China. But before doing so, it does not want the existence of another rival state right next to it. For this, he asks the Ottomans to join him, to pledge allegiance to him and to support him in his wars. In this context, Timur sends a letter to Yıldırım Beyazıt.
Yıldırım Beyazıt, who received Timur's letter, goes mad with anger. He gives an insulting and humiliating response to Timur. Thereupon, Timur decides to give up the Chinese expedition and decide to organize an expedition to Turkey first. Divine retribution.
The two armies meet in Ankara.
The Ottoman army consisted of Ottoman soldiers, Greeks, Serbs, and also Turks from Anatolia, who were loyal to Yıldırım Beyazıt. There are Ottoman soldiers in the middle of the army, Turks on the right front and European mercenaries on the left front.
Timur also had two surprises for Yıldırım Beyazıt. While his own army is in the middle of his army, the Çandarlı and Karaman leader on the right front and the Germiyan leader on the left front are in command, those Yıldırım Beyazıt had previously subjugated by using power of strangers.
The Ottoman army consisted of 80,000 people, and the Timurid army consisted of 120,000 people. As a matter of fact, the chances were about equal. Every result is normal among such large armies. But things didn't go that way. When the Turks fighting in the Ottoman ranks realized that the commanders of the opposing army were their leaders and that the people they were fighting together were Greeks and Serbs, they changed sides, thinking that they were on the wrong side. The right side has been collapsed. Timur's second surprise was that they had bribed Greek and Serbian commanders who fought on the Ottoman side. The Ottoman army on the left side also changed sides and joined Timur's army.
The Ottoman troops left alone in the middle were surrounded and captured by Timur and the soldiers who had changed sides and joined his army. Yıldırım Beyazıt was taken prisoner. Is that all? Is it over? Of course no. Yıldırım Beyazıt had not yet taken his lesson. There was no easy death for him.
While Timur invaded the rest of Turkey, he took Yıldırım Beyazıt with him to see. Timur could not accept that Yıldırım Beyazıt married a Serbian. He knew that he had betrayed the Turks and Muslims. In ancient times, the bars in Turkey belonged to the Greeks and the women working there were chosen from among non-Muslims. A Turkish or Muslim woman can never work in a bar. This is considered a great disgrace. During the Izmir expedition, Timur used Yıldırım Beyazıt's Serbian wife as a waiter. Yıldırım Beyazıt's wife brought the drinks for both of them and the other guests. I think these drinks are non-alcoholic. At least that's what I want to believe. Ahaha. (Saki is a Greek alcholoed drink, sources tell they drink). Anyways.
Seeing this as an insult, Yıldırım Beyazıt gets up from the table with an insult to Timur. And after that he awaited execution. But Timur is a really interesting person. He sends him to another place, Akşehir, to retire to a resting place. Yıldırım Beyazıt dies by himself in Akşehir after a while with the guilt of the losses he suffered, the insults he suffered and the betrayals he committed.
Timur got what he wanted and eliminated this strong rival. Knowing that it is impossible to hold Turkey for a long time, and many small states in Turkey will give Timur enough time to organize a voyage to China, Under these circumstances, Timur keeps his promises to Karamanoğulları , Çandaroğulları and Germiyanoğulları and gives back their lands. One hundred percent divine justice happens. And so this is the end of the tale.
Does divine justice really exist? Or are these just brilliant stories left in history? Time will tell.