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against the besieging forces which were unsuccessful. However, after heavy
Ottoman bombardment resulted in the destruction of the city walls, the inhabitants decided that their situation had become untenable, agreeing to surrender in exchange for their lives being spared. The inhabitants of the city
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Türkmen, İlhan (5 January 2015). "Osmanlı Kroniklerine Göre Fatih Sultan Mehmed Dönemi Sırbistan
Seferleri" [The Campaigns Against Serbia During the Reign of Mehmed the Conqueror per Ottoman Chronicles].
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were left untouched, however the city's garrison which had resisted the
Ottomans were turned into prisoners. Mehmed had been able to easily capture the castle, alongside with Đurađ's assets present inside it.
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