Edirne, Treaty of

by Aslantaş, Selim

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The Treaty of Edirne (also known as the Treaty of Adrianople), which ended the Russo-Ottoman War of 1244–5/1828–9, was concluded between the Ottoman Empire and Russia on 15 Rebiülevvel (Rabīʿ I)/14 September 1829. Ottoman-Russian relations had deteriorated in the 1820s, and even the Convention of Akkerman (1242/1826), which resolved all issues of disagreement in Russia’s favour, had failed to relieve the political tension. In the aftermath of the naval disaster at Navarino (1243/1827), the fric…

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The Treaty of Edirne (also known as the Treaty of Adrianople), which ended the Russo-Ottoman War of 1244–5/1828–9, was concluded between the Ottoman Empire and Russia on 15 Rebiülevvel (Rabīʿ I)/14 September 1829. Ottoman-Russian relations had deteriorated in the 1820s, and even the Convention of Akkerman (1242/1826), which resolved all issues of disagreement in Russia’s favour, had failed to relieve the political tension. In the aftermath of the naval disaster at Navarino (1243/1827), the friction erupted into armed conflict (Şevval (Shawwāl)

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei1888

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eng Islam

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Aslantaş, Selim

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