30 March 1856Return of KarsMehmed Emin Ali Pasha
Regains Kars through the Treaty of Paris settlement.
Historical records for Turkey in 1856, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Regains Kars through the Treaty of Paris settlement.
Signs the Treaty of Paris as an Ottoman plenipotentiary at the peace congress.
Signs the Treaty of Paris for the Ottoman Empire.
Treaty settlement of the Congress of Paris.
Appointed Delegate to the Congress of Paris
Russia gives up Kars to Turkey and renounces claims to protect Turkish Christians. An international commission is formed to regulate traffic on the Danube.
The Danube is placed under the control of the Great Powers. The Black Sea is made neutral. Russia gives up the mouth of the Danube and Bessarabia to the future Romania.
Represents Ottoman interests in negotiations over the peace settlement and the empire's European status.
Appointed Delegate to the Congress of Vienna
The Black Sea is made neutral.
Issues the Reform Edict during the peace negotiations, reaffirming legal protections for non-Muslim subjects.
Under the Congress of Paris Russia gives up Kars to Turkey.
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