Original sentence: According to the contemporary Byzantine Chronicler, Laonikos Chalkokondyles, Mehmet took Radu cel Frumos, Prince of Wallachia, as a lover.And the boy was taken by surprise to see the Emperor rushing on him for such a thing and stood against it and did not concede to the Emperor’s craving".As a direct result of this amorous affair, Radu subsequently received the nickname “cel frumos” (the Beautiful); and after the defeat of Vlad the Impaler, Mehmed placed his brother on the throne of Wallachia as a vassal ruler in 1465, demonstrating the closeness between the two.Chalkokondyles writes that "Because he liked the boy, [Mehmed] invited him to parties and raised the cup with lust asking him into his bedchamber.Mehmed eventually forced himself upon Radu and kissed him, whereupon the latter stabbed the emperor and fled.Mehmed is also said to have sent a eunuch to the house of Notaras, demanding that he supply his fourteen-year-old son for the Sultan’s pleasure.Most historical accounts of the executions do not allude to the fate of the youngest son, Jacob Notaras, who was sent to Mehmed's harem.The only one male survivor of the Notaras family, Jacob escaped from the Ottomans in 1460.The reports that all Notaras' sons were executed are most likely an error.The two were reconciled and "again he was the Emperor’s favourite.When he refused, the Sultan instantly ordered the decapitation of Notaras, together with that of his son and his son-in-law; and their three heads "were placed on the banqueting table before him"