History of the Ottoman Empire

History of the Ottoman Empire Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
15 June 1389	The Ottoman Empire defeated Serb and Bosnia during the Kosov war. The battle of Kosov took place on 15 June 1389 between the army led by Serbian prince Laser Harbeljanovic and the command of the Ottoman Empire's attacking army Sultan Murad Hudavandigar.
21 May 1403	King Henry III of Castile sent an embassy to the court of Timur (Tamerlane), to discuss the possibility of an alliance between Timur and Castile against the Ottoman Empire.
28 November 1443	The rebellion against the Ottoman Empire, Skanderbeg and his forces raised Kruja in Central Albania and raised the Albanian flag.
28 November 1443	Leaving behind the army of the Ottoman Empire, Scandebug went to the central Albania and became the owner of the city using a fake letter for the Governor of Kurz from Sultanmurad II.
29 June 1444	Albanian, led by Skanderbeg, revolted for a spectacular victory against the Ottoman Empire.
29 June 1444	Alexander Baig defeated the army of the Ottoman Empire.
09 September 1493	The forces of the Ottoman Empire defeated the Croatian Army in the Battleoff Karbava field.
15 October 1529	Vienna's siege ended as Austria killed the Turks again by the Ottoman Empire, overturning the tide against the uncontrolled period of almost a century in the entire eastern and central Europe.
06 July 1614	The Ottoman Empire made a final attempt to win Islandoff Malta, but was beaten back by the Nights Hospitiler.
12 September 1683	The great Turkish war-pool army led by John III Sobski joined the army with a Habsburg army to defeat the Ottoman Empire in the Vienna battle.
21 July 1711	The Ottoman Empire and Russia signed the Treaty of Prithvi.
09 December 1714	Ottoman-Venetian War 1714–1718): Ottoman Empire declared war on the Republic of Venice.
21 July 1718	The Treaty of Pasarowitz was signed between the Ottoman Empire, Austria and the Republic of Venice.
23 June 1724	The Treaty of Istanbul was signed, the Ottoman Empire, Russia, and Persia were partitioned.
13 December 1754	Osman III made Mahmud I the Ottoman Empire king (1754–1757).
14 October 1756	An agreement of friendship and trade was signed by Sultan Osman III, and King Frederick V. Denmark appointed an extraordinary representative for the Ottoman Empire.
07 July 1770	The Battle of Larga led to the Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire. This fight took place on the banks of the Laraga River. This fight resulted in a decisive victory of the Russian army.
21 July 1774	The Ruso-Turkish war officially ended after the Russian Queen, when the Ottoman Empire signed the Treaty of Kudison Kyarnka, with the east seater parts of the Yedison region.
09 January 1792	Jesse's treaty ended the Russian Empire's war with the Ottoman Empire over Croatia.
15 November 1808	Mahmud II 1808–1839) Mustafa IV 1807–1808) was chosen as the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
05 January 1809	The Treaty of Dardanelle was signed between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and the Ottoman Empire.
24 September 1829	Adrianopol's peace treaty was signed between Russia and the Ottoman Empire.
24 May 1832	The first Empire of Greece was declared at the London conference. The Greece's Empire was a state established at the London conference by the United Kingdom, France and the Russian Empire in 1832. It was internationally recognized by the Treaty of Constantinopal, where it also gained complete freedom from the Ottoman Empire.
04 December 1859	The Maketeb-e Mulkiyya school was established in the Ottoman Empire.
21 April 1863	After being deported by Baghdad by the Ottoman Empire, the founder, daughter -in -law of Bahai Vishwas, started his twelve -day migration in Riddwan's garden, where he declared his mission to 'what God will reveal ".
12 March 1870	The Bulgarian Exarchate, the official name of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church before its autocephaly was recognized by the other Orthodox churches in the 1950s, was established by the firman of Sultan Abdülâziz of the Ottoman Empire.
31 August 1876	Abdul Hameed II became the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire when Habdar Murad V was removed.
24 April 1877	Russia declared a fight against the Ottoman Empire.
02 August 1903	The internal Macedonian revolutionary organization began the Ilindon Rebellion against the Ottoman Empire in Macedonia.
29 September 1911	Italy declared war against the Ottoman Empire (Turkey).
18 June 1913	The Arab Congress opened in 1913, during which Arab nationalists discussed desired reforms under the Ottoman Empire.
29 September 1913	Signed the Treaty of Constantinople in Istanbul between the Ottoman Empire and the Kingdom of Bulgaria.
24 April 1915	The Armenian massacre in the Ottoman Empire, hundreds of prominent Armenians began with the therest of Constantinopal and exile.
25 April 1915	The First World War-Australian and the New Zealand Army Corps launched Anjac Kov, while British and French soldiers landed for the invasion of the friendship of the Galipoli Peninsula in the Ottoman Empire in Cape Hels.
04 July 1918	Ottoman Sultan Headed VI managed to sit on the throne. Around VI was the 36th and last Sultan of the VI Ottoman Empire. His reign began between 1918 and 1922. He was the brother of Headed V. He was sitting on the throne as Usman's greatest male member after the suicide of Abdulaziz's son Yusuf Izatai Effandy in 1916, who was the successor of the throne.
24 July 1923	The Treaty of Lozen was signed to dispose of the Anatolian partoph for the division of the Ottoman Empire, establishing the border modern Turkey.
29 October 1923	Mustafa Kemal Ataturak became the first President of Turkey, the new nation was established by the remains of the Ottoman Empire.