Speaking strictly Ottoman Turks, was Skanderbeg the most successful

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>literally kills hundred thousands of Turks for Christendom
>no one remembers you

>>3003646
I'd say he's actually one of the greatest commanders in the late medieval period. It's pretty impressive that he was always outnumbered and still managed to win so many battles

>>3003722
His people became Muslims so it doesn't matter

>>3003722
>for freedom of his people and Kingdom

FTFY

Skanderbeg is not remembered as a great kebab remover because it would have harmed the territorial ambitions of Serbia and Greece at the time of the balkan wars whos main claim to land and legitimacy was the fight against the ottomans. Also noone gave a fuck about Albanians who were too few in number and without allies.

>>3003745
part became heavy drinking muslims, part became heavy drinking Christians. In the end, Albanians never gave much about religion.

>>3003738
>got around 10'000 Albanians
>do the full turkish army (150k) siege and btfo thing
>twice
>no 30'000 Polish knights or the full HRE army comes to help you, Venice sends a cheerful letter instead.
He was a military genius, but boy did he had shit cards for politics.