With the western lands stable at the moment, it was time to again press into Anatolia (present-day Turkey) and the Arab lands. His attempts, as a Muslim leader, to conquer Muslim lands offended many soldiers in his own ranks. The Christians in Ottoman Europe, who were invaded by Muslims, however, were more than glad to return the favor...
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He died as a prisoner in Anatolia due to insurgents and rebels in his land. Sultan Muhammad I, however, came in time to get control re-established. The task was on him to recover many of the lands his father, Bayazid, had lost. He utilized a tactic his father used also. He used the ethnic groups to expland his land...
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