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Comment: Using inline citations and accessible links, if available, would make the submission much easier to review, as reviewers are unlikely to have access to the paper sources. Greenman ( talk ) 19:38, 21 May 2023 (UTC) Comment: Zero sources cited. Numberguy6 ( talk ) 15:50, 30 April 2023 (UTC) Belligerents Kayı (tribe) Byzantine Empire Commanders and leaders Osman I Turgut Gazi Gündüz Gazi † Andronikos II Palaiologos Aya Nikola † Commander Romanos The Conquest of İnegöl also known as Angelokoma took place between Aya Nikola and the Kayı army under the command of Turgut Bey . The war resulted in the conquest of the city and execution of Aya Nikola.1 This conquest is one of the first conquests in Ottoman History after the Siege of Kulaca Hisar . During the conquest, Osman Gazi's older brother Gündüz Bey was martyred and Tekfur Nikola was killed by Turgut Alp .2 The conquest took place in 1299 . This conquest gave way for the Battle Of Dimbos ( 1302 ) and the Siege Of Bursa ( 1326 ) and the establishment of Ottoman Empire RÜZGAR, Aykut; KOÇAK, Halit; DEMİR, Metin (2022-07-31). The Best of Bursa .3
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The Siege of Inegol fort by Osman I Belligerents Kayı (tribe) Byzantine Empire Commanders and leaders Osman I Turgut Alp Andronikos II Palaiologos Agios Nikolaos The siege of İnegöl took place between Agios Nikolaos, the governor of the fort, and the Kayı army under the command of Turgut Alp . This conquest was one of the first conquests in Ottoman history after the siege of Kulaca Hisar . After the end of the siege, Tekfur Nikolaos was executed by Turgut Alp . The conquest took place in 1299 . This battle triggered the Battle of Bapheus , where the Byzantines attempted to reconquer the lost territory, which in turn led to the Siege of Bursa eventually leading to the establishment of the Ottoman Beylik .Byzantium and the Turks in the Thirteenth Century .Ottoman history: misperceptions and truths .
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