The Winner of the Battle of Kozludji against the Turks near Shumla
Historical records for Russia in 1774, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Winner of the Battle of Kozludji against the Turks near Shumla
The Treaty of Kutchuk cedes Kerch and several other Black Sea ports in the Crimea to Russia and declared the rest of the khanate of Crimea independent
The Treaty of Kutchuk cedes Kerch and several other Black Sea ports in the Crimea to Russia and declared the rest of the khanate of Crimea independent
Under the Treaty of Kutchuk Kainardji Moldova is returned to Turkey
Moldova and Walachia were restored to the suzerainty of the sultan, but Russia obtains the right of intervening with the Sublime Porte (the sultans court) on behalf of those two principalities
Under the Treaty of Kutchuk Kainardji the Steppes are returned to Russia
Moldova and Walachia were restored to the suzerainty of the sultan, but Russia obtains the right of intervening with the Sublime Porte (the sultans court) on behalf of those two principalities
Under the Treaty of Kutchuk Kainardji Wallachia is returned to Turkey
This record states: Moldova and Walachia were restored to the suzerainty of the sultan, but Russia obtains the right of intervening with the Sublime Porte (the sultans court) on behalf of those two principalities.
This record states: Proclaimed Protectress of the Christians in the Balkans.
This record states: Russia gains access to the Black Sea & to the Straits.
This record states: Russia gains the Steppes from Turkey.
This record states: The Crimea gains its independence.
This record states: The Treaty of Kutchuk cedes Kerch and several other Black Sea ports in the Crimea to Russia and declared the rest of the khanate of Crimea independent.
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