Miloš Obilić was a legendary Serbian knight and saint who is traditionally credited with assassinating Sultan Murad I during the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. While contemporary historical records from the period do not explicitly name him as the killer, he became a central figure in later accounts of the conflict. Serving under Prince Lazar, he is celebrated in Balkan folklore as a paragon of loyalty and sacrifice. His identity, often linked to the name Miloš Kobilić, has since become an essential element of the Kosovo Myth and Serbian epic poetry.