In the aftermath of this battle, a mother’s heart exploded after a raven dropped a severed hand, confirming that all nine of her sons were dead. Prior to this battle, a gray hawk from Jerusalem visited the losing commander (15[1])and offered the choice (15[1])between an earthly kingdom and the kingdom of (15[1])heaven. A relief of a namesake (15[1])“maiden” is (-5[1])among the fragments of a never-completed memorial to this (-5[2])battle, (15[1])the St. (15[1])Vitus Day (15[1])Temple. In the (15[1])aftermath of this battle, a knight sometimes called (10[1])the son of a (15[1])(*) dragon bowed to kiss the (10[2])feet of an enemy commander, (10[1])then killed him with a (10[1])concealed (10[1])dagger. (10[1])The Gazimestan (10[1])(gah-ZEE-meh-stahn) Monument commemorates (10[1])this (10[1])battle. (10[1])After this (10[1]-5[1])battle, (10[1])Miloš Obilić (MEE-lohsh (10[1])OH-bee-leech) assassinated Murad (10[1])I (10[1])to (10[1])avenge Prince Lazar. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, name this 1389 battle central to Serbian nationalist (10[1])mythology. (10[1])■END■