When Constantine passed away, the First Balkan War was essentially over. The Ottoman Empire perfectly demonstrated the "Sick Man of Western Asia" status, completely unable to resist the onslaught of the Balkan League. The Balkan League advanced triumphantly, while the Ottoman Empire retreated step by step. In this situation, the Ottoman Empire had to once again request mediation by other countries to avoid further losses.
In May, with the support of various countries, the Ottoman Empire finally chose to abandon almost all its European territories in exchange for peace.
However, the smoke of battle on the Balkan Peninsula did not disperse with the Ottoman Empire's retreat. Due to unequal spoils, conflicts among the countries on the Balkan Peninsula quickly erupted, leading to the outbreak of the Second Balkan War.
