"Битвы на Косовом поле" refers to a series of historical battles that took place in the late 14th century, primarily the most famous one on June 28, 1389. This battle was fought between the forces of the Serbian Empire, led by Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović, and the Ottoman Empire, commanded by Sultan Murad I. The conflict is significant in Serbian history and is often seen as a symbol of resistance against Ottoman expansion. The battle ended in heavy casualties on both sides, with neither achieving a decisive victory. However, it marked the beginning of a long period of Ottoman dominance in the Balkans. The events surrounding the battle have been romanticized in Serbian folklore and literature, contributing to its lasting legacy in the region's cultural identity.