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Timur’s invasion and the defeat of Bayezid I encouraged Turkish vassals to break away from Ottoman rule. The death of all Bayezid I’s sons at the Battle of Ankara left the Ottoman state without a ruler. Timur’s invasion encouraged the Ottomans’ vassals to rally to their aid, strengthening the Ottoman state. The need to rebuild the Ottoman military resulted in higher taxes for Ottoman subjects and subsequent revolts.

Timur’s invasion and the defeat of Bayezid I encouraged Turkish vassals to break away from Ottoman rule.
The death of all Bayezid I’s sons at the Battle of Ankara left the Ottoman state without a ruler.
Timur’s invasion encouraged the Ottomans’ vassals to rally to their aid, strengthening the Ottoman state.
The need to rebuild the Ottoman military resulted in higher taxes for Ottoman subjects and subsequent revolts.
How did invasion by Timur influence the development of the Ottoman state?
From Lesson 276:17.4 Review Questions·World History 1

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