Heres my idea...First an introduction. In the 14th century the Serbian empire has its greatest expanse during the rule of Dusan. Its borders are the Peleponese peninsula in the south, Danube and Sava river to the north, the Kharpati mountains in the east and the river Drina to the west. When the Turks threaten the empire Dusan seeks help from the pope and starts amassing a huge army.Suddenly in 1352 he is assassinated.
What if he hadnt been killed and his plan to stop the Turks had succeded?
What if he hadnt been killed and his plan to stop the Turks had succeded?