History and chronology of Peace in Turkey

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Subjects
Arts
Government
Monarchy
Politics
Religion
Warfare

General

Balkan Wars, 1st
Balkan Wars
Government
Holy Crusades, The 4th
House Osmanli
Long War
Russia War
Suleyman's West War
Turkey Byzantium War
Turkey War
Wars Islam
World War, 1st

Biographies

Abdulhamid II
Ahmed I
Arslan
Bayezid I the Thunderbolt
Ecevit, Bulent
John of Brienne
Mehmed VI
Mehmed V
Pasha, Abdalla
Selim III
Selim II
Suleyman I the Magnificent

Places

Adrianople
Cairo
Constantinople
Geneva
Istanbul
Jassy
Prague
Sitvatorok

Peace History of Turkey


1071	Arslan
Romanus IV is freed after peace terms are agreed
1221	John of Brienne
Crusaders reject a Muslim offer to exchange parts of the Holy Land for Damietta
Cairo Crusaders reject peacer & head for Cairo
1389	Bayezid I the Thunderbolt
Bayezid I concludes a peace treaty with the Serbia leader Bulcovic after Kosovo
1533	Suleyman I the Magnificent
Concludes an "eternal peace" with Ferdinand in order to concentrate on war with Persia
1544	Suleyman I the Magnificent
Aug Suleyman I the Magnificent makes peace with Ferdinand
1545	Suleyman I the Magnificent
Suleyman I the Magnificent signs a 1 yr truce with Charles V
1547	Suleyman I the Magnificent
Suleyman I the Magnificent signs a 5-year truce in 1547 with Charles and Ferdinand, on Ottoman terms
1562	Suleyman I the Magnificent
Aug Prague Suleyman I the Magnificent & Ferdinand make peace
1570	Selim II
Constantinople Relations are restored between Russia & Turkey
1573	Selim II
Constantinople The Peace of Constantinople ends the war between Venice & Turkey
1606	Ahmed I
Sitvatorok The annual tribute paid by Austria is abolished
1792	Selim III
Jassy Establishes peace with Austria & Russia
1877	Abdulhamid II
1st Mar The Turks & Serbs agree a peace treaty based on the status quo
1912	Mehmed V
3rd Dec The armistice for the cessation of the First Balkan War is signed
1912	Pasha, Abdalla
3rd Dec Adrianople Adrianople remains in Turkish hands
3rd Dec Due to a stalemate on the Chatalja Line a truce is agreed
1918	Mehmed VI
30th Oct The exhausted Turkish Empire ceases fighting
1974	Ecevit, Bulent
Istanbul A month after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus a cease-fire is agreed
Geneva Greece will be discussed at a conference with Britain, Turkey & Greece