Invasion of Malta
Admiral Pialis fleet of 181 vessels is 1st sighted off Malta
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1565 in Turkey
Explore 16 historical events and records for Turkey in 1565.
Historical records for Turkey in 1565
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May
Invasion of Malta
Admiral Pialis fleet of 181 vessels is 1st sighted off Malta
Invasion of Malta
Suleyman I the Magnificent lands at Marsasirocco Bay
Invasion of Malta
Suleyman I the Magnificent lands at Marsasirocco Bay
June
Capture of St Elmo
The Turks capture St Elmo but lose 8,000
Capture of St Elmo
The Turks capture St Elmo but lose 8,000
July
Siege of Senglea
Suleyman I the Magnificent launches an attack on Senglea & the Fort of St Michael
Siege of Senglea
Suleyman I the Magnificent launches an attack on Senglea & the Fort of St Michael
August
Siege of Senglea
Suleyman I the Magnificent cals off the attack on Senglea & the Fort of St Michael
Siege of Senglea
Suleyman I the Magnificent cals off the attack on Senglea & the Fort of St Michael
September
Invasion of Malta
Turkish defeat ends Moslem expansion in the Mediterranean. Suleyman I the Magnificent orders the embarkation of Turkish survivors. Suleyman I the Magnificent calls off the invasion
Invasion of Malta
Turkish defeat ends Moslem expansion in the Mediterranean. Suleyman I the Magnificent orders the embarkation of Turkish survivors. Suleyman I the Magnificent calls off the invasion
Siege of Valetta
Turkish defeat ends Moslem expansion in the Mediterranean
Siege of Valetta
Turkish defeat ends Moslem expansion in the Mediterranean
Invasion of Malta
The last Turkish galley leaves Malta
Invasion of Malta
The last Turkish galley leaves Malta
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