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Tryce from Bomb Rush Cyberfunk

"Tryce is a major character in Bomb Rush Cyberfunk and the founder of the Bomb Rush Crew. Tryce's base style is BMX, his voice actor is Wola Badiru, a.k.a. YAPICO, and his development name was Bustr, while the names for his textures was blockGuy."

The Balkans and Anatolia in the year 1444

In 1444, the Balkans were a region of significant conflict and transformation. The Ottoman Empire, under Sultan Murad II, was expanding its influence, while Christian kingdoms, including Hungary and Poland, sought to resist Ottoman encroachment. This period culminated in the Battle of Varna on November 10, 1444, where Ottoman forces achieved a decisive victory over the Christian army, leading to the further consolidation of Ottoman power in the Balkans. ⚔️🏰 Encyclopedia Britannica

During this time, many parts of the Balkans were under the rule of Venetian, Hungarian, or Orthodox powers. Strategic cities like Belgrade, Skopje, and Sofia emerged as key centers of influence, marking the crossroads of East and West in this turbulent era. 🌍💥 EGO | Europäische Geschichte Online

In Anatolia, the Ottoman Empire had firmly established its control, unifying the region and strengthening its central authority. Sultan Murad II's reign marked a period of significant consolidation, laying the foundation for future Ottoman expansion into the Balkans and beyond. The empire's dominance over Anatolia provided the stability and resources needed for its military campaigns, including incursions into Southeast Europe that would dramatically reshape the political landscape of the region. 🏛️💪

The Ottoman control over Anatolia in 1444 was pivotal in enabling the empire to project its influence and power, setting the stage for its future expansion across the Mediterranean and into the heart of Europe. 🌍🚀

Portrait of a Woman with a Man at a Casement

ca.1440

2007 McLaren ^^

Illustration depicting St. Benedict's meeting with Totila, King of the Goths, from a 1444 manuscript in the collection of Schottenstift (Vienna).