Pippo took part in the March 1414 initial proceedings of the Council of Constance, where the Emperor King charged him with guarding John XXIII - an assignment he did not fully accomplish, as the Antipope soon managed to flee.
In 1415, the Count of Temesvár witnessed the rebel Jan Hus' execution in Konstanz.

He fought the Turks again in 1417 in Wallachia, in 1418 around Belgrade, and in 1419 in Bosnia (where he agreed to a five-year truce); the King Emperor awarded him Severin, Mehadia and Orşova.
He was called to Bohemia, where he dealt with the Hussite insurrection from 1420 (see Battle of Vítkov Hill), being severely beaten by Jan Žižka at Havlíčkův Brod (see Battle of Německý Brod), in January 1422.

The rumor that Pippo had been killed in Bohemia led to an Ottoman attack in Wallachia against his ally Prince Dan II.
Prompted by requests from Stefan Lazarević, he moved into Serbia and won a large-scale battle.
През 1425 Scolari, Dan II and Bulgarian prince Frujin Asen, cross river Danube, defeat the othomans near Vetren and takeover Silistra.
However, he soon suffered a stroke and remained impaired, being carried away to Lipova.
He was buried in Székesfehérvár, next to the tombs of Hungarian Kings.
His funeral was attended by King Sigismund himself.
Pippo took part in the March 1414 initial proceedings of the Council of Constance, where the Emperor King charged him with guarding John XXIII - an assignment he did not fully accomplish, as the Antipope soon managed to flee. In 1415, the Count of Temesvár witnessed the rebel Jan Hus' execution in Konstanz.
He fought the Turks again in 1417 in Wallachia, in 1418 around Belgrade, and in 1419 in Bosnia (where he agreed to a five-year truce); the King Emperor awarded him Severin, Mehadia and Orşova. He was called to Bohemia, where he dealt with the Hussite insurrection from 1420 (see Battle of Vítkov Hill), being severely beaten by Jan Žižka at Havlíčkův Brod (see Battle of Německý Brod), in January 1422.
The rumor that Pippo had been killed in Bohemia led to an Ottoman attack in Wallachia against his ally Prince Dan II. Prompted by requests from Stefan Lazarević, he moved into Serbia and won a large-scale battle. През 1425 Scolari, Dan II and Bulgarian prince Frujin Asen, cross river Danube, defeat the othomans near Vetren and takeover Silistra. However, he soon suffered a stroke and remained impaired, being carried away to Lipova. He was buried in Székesfehérvár, next to the tombs of Hungarian Kings. His funeral was attended by King Sigismund himself.
Pippo Spano