Pruth Peace Treaty

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The Pruth Peace Treaty was a 1711 agreement between the Ottoman Empire and Russia that ended their conflict following Peter the Great’s failed campaign along the Pruth River.

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instanceOf historical event
peace treaty
concludedConflict Russo-Ottoman War of 1710–1711
endedCampaign Pruth River campaign of 1711
geopoliticalRegion Black Sea region
Eastern Europe
hasBelligerentParty Ottoman Empire
Tsardom of Russia
hasConsequence end of 1710–1711 Russo-Ottoman hostilities
hasContext Great Northern War era
hasDate 1711
hasYear 1711
historicalPeriod early 18th century
involvesPerson Peter the Great
involvesState Ottoman Empire
Tsardom of Russia
languageOfDocument Ottoman Turkish
Russian
partOf Russo-Turkish relations
resultOf Peter the Great’s failed campaign along the Pruth River
signedAfter Pruth River campaign
signedBetween Ottoman Empire
Tsardom of Russia
signedBySide Ottoman government
linked to: Ottoman authorities

Russian government
linked to: Soviet government
signedNear Pruth River

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Treaty of Pruth alsoKnownAs Pruth Peace Treaty