In the afternoon of the battle of Vassily, the Romanian people fought a famous battle against the Turkish invasion of Morocco under the leadership of Rumanian Grand Duke St. Paşa. In the autumn of 1474, the Turkish Sultan Mohammed II, fearing that he had submitted to Moldavia in 1433-1504, united the Turkish army under the leadership of the Grand Duke of St. Paşa (1433-1504), and then sent Rumanian Governor Suriman Pasha to lead a famous battle against the Turkish invasion. In the autumn of 1474, the Turkish Grand Duke considered that he had only four thousand troops, and therefore took a strategic struggle to bring the Turkish army into the river St. Paşa, under the leadership of the Grand Duke of St. Paşa (1433-150).