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) |
|---|---|---|
| 1403 | Treaty of Gallipoli | Byzantine Empire and Republic of Venice |
| 1411 | Treaty of Selymbria | Republic of Venice |
| 1419 | Ottoman–Venetian | Republic of Venice |
| 1444 | Szeged and Edirne | Hungary |
| 1454 | Constantinople (1454) | Republic of Venice |
| 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 dynasty |
| 1568 | Adrianople (1568) | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1590 | Constantinople (1590) | Safavid dynasty |
| 1606 | Zitvatorok | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1612 | Nasuh Pasha | Safavid dynasty |
| 1617 | Busza | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| 1618 | Serav | Safavid dynasty |
| 1621 | Khotyn | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| 1639 | Zuhab (Kasr'ı Şirin)[3] | Safavid dynasty |
| 1664 | Vasvar | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| 1672 | Buczacs | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| 1676 | Żurawno (İzvença) | 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 dynasty |
| 1736 | Constantinople (1736) | Afsharid dynasty |
| 1739 | Belgrade | Habsburg monarchy |
| 1739 | Niš (1739) | Russian Empire |
| 1746 | Kerden | Afsharid dynasty |
| 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 |
| 1800 | El Arish | France |
| 1802 | Paris (1802) | France |
| 1805 | Tripoli (1805) | United States |
| 1807 | Ičko's Peace | Revolutionary Serbia |
| 1809 | Kale'i Sültaniye (Dardanelles) | United Kingdom |
| 1812 | Bucharest (1812) | Russian Empire |
| 1815 | Algiers (1815) | United States |
| 1823 | Erzurum (1823) | Qajar dynasty |
| 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 |
| 1847 | Erzurum (1847) | Qajar dynasty |
| 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 |
| 1881 | Convention of Constantinople | Greece |
| 1886 | Tophane | Bulgaria |
| 1897 | Constantinople (1897) | Greece |
| 1911 | Daane | Yemen |
| 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 |
| 1914 | Yeniköy accord (Armenian reforms), (1914) | Western Armenia |
| 1917 | Erzincan | Russian SFSR |
| 1918 | Brest Litovsk | Russian SFSR, 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
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ 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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