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1792 in Russia

Explore 10 historical events and records for Russia in 1792.

Historical records for Russia in 1792

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January

Rule of Bessarabia

Catherine II the Great ยท Bessarabia ยท Warfare / Turkish War, 2nd

Under the Treaty of Jassy Russia returns Bessarabia to Turkey

Rule of Crimea

Catherine II the Great ยท Jassy ยท Warfare / Turkish War, 2nd

The Treaty of Jassy legitimizes Russian claima to the Crimea

Rule of Moldova

Catherine II the Great ยท Moldova ยท Warfare / Turkish War, 2nd

Under the Treaty of Jassy Russia returns Moldova to Turkey

Treaty of Jassy

Catherine II the Great ยท Jassy ยท Warfare / Turkish War, 2nd

Russia retains all conquered territory east of the Dniester River. A pact between the Russian and Ottoman Empires ending the Russo-Turkish War of 1787-92 and confirming Russias increasing dominance in the Black Sea

Treaty of Jassy

Catherine II the Great ยท Jassy ยท Warfare / Turkish War, 2nd

Signed by Grand Vizier Yusuf-Pasha and Prince Bezborodko (who had succeeded Prince Potemkin as the head of the Russian delegation upon the latters death). Russia returns Moldova & Bessarabia to Turkey.

Treaty of Jassy

Catherine II the Great ยท Jassy ยท Warfare / Turkish War, 2nd

The Treaty recognizes Russias 1783 annexation of the Crimean Khanate and transfers Yedisan to Russia making the Dniester the Russo-Turkish frontier in Europe. The Treaty of Jassy legitimizes Russian claima to the Crimea.

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Peace

Catherine II the Great ยท Jassy ยท House / House of Holstein

Peace is agreed between Turkey & Russia at Jassy

Peace

Catherine II the Great ยท Jessy ยท House / House of Holstein

The Romanian principalities are returned to Turkey

Peace

Catherine II the Great ยท River Dniester ยท House / House of Holstein

The River Dniester becomes the new frontier between Russia & Turkey

Rule of Romania

Catherine II the Great ยท Jessy ยท House / House of Holstein

The Romanian principalities are returned to Turkey

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