Ottoman-Polish Wars

The Ottoman-Polish Wars , also known as the Polish Turkish Wars , are a series of wars that took place in the 17th century between Poland-Lithuania and the Ottoman Empire . These wars were triggered by territorial disputes over the Danube principalities and Podolia . The wars belonging to the Turkish Wars took place in the period from 1620 to 1699, at the end of which was the Peace of Karlowitz .

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• In the Ottoman-Polish War , which lasted from 1620 to 1621, it was a matter of protective rule over the Danube principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia . Poland-Lithuania could not prevail and in 1621 had to conclude the Treaty of Chocim, which was advantageous for the Ottomans.
• The Ottoman-Polish War from 1633 to 1634, which was fought only between the troops of the Pasha of Eyâlet Silistra Abaza Mehmed Paşa and the Khan Temir of the Nogaier Horde, and the Polish of Hetman Stanisław Koniecpolski , ended with the renewal of the Treaty of Chocim.
• In the Ottoman-Polish War from 1672 to 1676, Poland-Lithuania, which was in league with part of the Cossacks of Western Ukraine and Wallachia, lost its sovereignty over Podolia to the Ottoman Empire, on whose side the Cossacks under Petro Doroshenko and the Khanate the Crimea .
• In the Ottoman-Polish War from 1683 to 1699, part of the Great Turkish War , in which Poland-Lithuania was allied with the Holy Roman Empire and Venice , the Poles received Podolia back in the Peace of Karlowitz.