Apart from things such as artillery advantage, military hierarchy/organisation and tactics like feigned retreat, were there any cases in which Ottoman commanders showed tactical prowess or deep strategic vision to defeat their enemies? I wonder more about pre 17th century but any answer is welcome. Seeing that the Ottomans won almost every war during their rise (excluding the Interregnum) of the empire, I wonder whether various captains, viziers or sultans conducted brilliantly executed campaigns or battle plans that really showed any genious? Or perhaps a step further, can we talk about a deeper, layered thought of Ottoman way of waging war and conducting battles (again, excluding the feigned retreats or the ships at the Golden Horn) which we come across in one or among several generations of generals?