List of treaties of the Ottoman Empire
Below is a list of major treaties of the Ottoman Empire.[1][2]
Year |
Name |
Main signatories (Other than the Ottoman Empire) |
1416 |
Ottoman–Venetian |
Republic of Venice |
1444 |
Szeged and Edirne |
Hungary |
1479 |
Constantinople (1479) |
Republic of Venice |
1533 |
Constantinople (1533) |
Holy Roman Empire |
1536 |
Franco-Turkish |
France |
1547 |
Adrianople (1547) |
Holy Roman Empire |
1555 |
Amasya |
Safavid Persia |
1568 |
Adrianople (1568) |
Holy Roman Empire |
1590 |
Constantinople (1590) |
Safavid Persia |
1606 |
Zitvatorok |
Holy Roman Empire |
1612 |
Nasuh Pasha |
Safavid Persia |
1617 |
Busza |
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
1618 |
Serav |
Safavid Persia |
1621 |
Khotyn |
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
1639 |
Zuhab (Kasr'ı Şirin)[3] |
Safavid Persia |
1664 |
Vasvar |
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
1672 |
Buczacs |
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
1676 |
İzvença (Żurawno) |
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
1681 |
Bakhchisarai |
Russian Empire |
1699 |
Karlowitz |
Holy Roman Empire, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, Republic of Venice |
1700 |
Constantinople (1700) |
Russian Empire |
1711 |
Pruth |
Russian Empire |
1718 |
Passarowitz |
Holy Roman Empire, Republic of Venice |
1724 |
Constantinople (1724) |
Russian Empire |
1732 |
Ahmet Pasha |
Safavid Persia |
1736 |
Constantinople (1736) |
Afshjarid Persia |
1739 |
Belgrade |
Holy Roman Empire |
1739 |
Niš (1739) |
Russian Empire |
1746 |
Kerden |
Afshjarid Persia |
1774 |
Küçük Kaynarca |
Russian Empire |
1779 |
Aynalıkavak |
Russian Empire |
1791 |
Sistova |
Holy Roman Empire |
1792 |
Jassy |
Russian Empire |
1795 |
Algeria |
United States |
1796 |
Tripoli |
United States |
1797 |
Tunis (1797) |
United States |
1802 |
Paris (1802) |
France |
1809 |
Kale’i Sültaniye (Dardanelles) |
United Kingdom |
1812 |
Bucharest (1812) |
Russian Empire |
1815 |
Algiers (1815) |
United States |
1823 |
Erzurum (1823) |
Qajar Persia |
1824 |
Tunis (1824) |
United States |
1826 |
Akkerman |
Russian Empire |
1828 |
Adrianople (1829) |
Russian Empire |
1832 |
Constantinople (1832) |
United Kingdom, France, Russian Empire |
1833 |
Hünkâr İskelesi |
Russian Empire |
1833 |
Kütahya |
Egypt (nominal vassal of the Ottoman Empire) |
1838 |
Balta Liman |
United Kingdom |
1840 |
London (1840) |
United Kingdom, Russian Empire, Germany, Austria-Hungary |
1841 |
London Straits Convention |
United Kingdom, Russian Empire, France, Germany, Austria-Hungary |
1856 |
Paris (1856) |
Russian Empire, United Kingdom, France, Kingdom of Sardinia |
1862 |
Shkodër |
Montenegro (nominal vassal of Ottoman Empire) |
1878 |
San Stefano |
Russian Empire |
1878 |
Berlin (1878) |
Russian Empire |
1878 |
Cyprus |
United Kingdom |
1886 |
Tophane |
Bulgaria |
1897 |
Constantinople (1897) |
Greece |
1912 |
Ouchy |
Italy |
1913 |
London (1913) |
Balkan League (Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Greece) |
1913 |
Constantinople (1913) |
Bulgaria |
1913 |
Athens |
Greece |
1913 |
Anglo-Ottoman (1913) |
United Kingdom |
1917 |
Erzincan |
Soviet Union |
1918 |
Brest Litovsk |
Soviet Union, Germany, Austria-Hungary |
1918 |
Trabzon |
Transcaucasian Sejm |
1918 |
Batum |
Armenia |
1918 |
Mudros |
United Kingdom |
1920 |
Sèvres |
Allies (United Kingdom, France, Italy, and others) |
See also
References
- ↑ Nicolae Jorga: Geschichte des osmanischen Reiches, trans. by Nilüfer Epçeli, Yeditepe Yayınları, İstanbul, 2009, ISBN 975-6480-17-3
- ↑ Prof.Dr.Yaşar Yücel-Prof.Dr.Ali Sevim: Türkiye Tarihi II, AKDTYK yayınları,İstanbul, 1990
- ↑ Usually considered that the present day Iran-Iraq border had been established by this treaty
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