Treaty of Constantinople
Treaty of Constantinople or Convention of Constantinople stands for the following agreements:
- Treaty of Constantinople (1479) between the Republic of Venice and the Ottoman Empire
- Treaty of Constantinople (1533) between the Ottoman Empire and Ferdinand I of Bohemia and Hungary
- Treaty of Constantinople (1678) between the Ottoman Empire and Poland-Lithuania
- Treaty of Constantinople (1700) between Russia and the Ottoman Empire to end the Russo-Turkish War
- Treaty of Constantinople (1724) between the Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire to divide the Persian Safavid Empire
- Treaty of Constantinople (1832) between the Ottoman Empire and Great Britain, France and Russia to settle the Greek War of Independence
- Convention of Constantinople (1881) between the Ottoman Empire and Greece on the redefinition of the Greek-Ottoman border
- Convention of Constantinople (1888) between nine powers on the use of the Suez Canal
- Treaty of Constantinople (1897) between the Ottoman Empire and Greece to end the Turkish-Greek War
- Treaty of Constantinople (1913) between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria on the redefinition of the borders after the Second Balkan War
- See also
- Istanbul Convention (2011), international treaty against violence against women and domestic violence
