Azov campaigns

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The Azov campaigns were late 17th-century Russian military expeditions led by Peter the Great against the Ottoman-held fortress of Azov, aiming to secure access to the Sea of Azov and expand Russian influence in the south.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russo-Ottoman conflict
military campaign
belligerent Crimean Khanate NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire
Tsardom of Russia NERFINISHED
cause Russian desire for a southern seaport
ongoing Russo-Ottoman rivalry in Eastern Europe
commander Peter the Great NERFINISHED
conflict Russo-Turkish War (1686–1700) NERFINISHED
country Tsardom of Russia NERFINISHED
effect formal Ottoman cession of Azov to Russia in 1700
endTime 1696
followedBy Great Northern War (indirectly, in Peter’s reform agenda) NERFINISHED
goal capture of the Ottoman fortress of Azov
expand Russian influence in the south
secure access to the Sea of Azov
hasPart First Azov campaign NERFINISHED
Second Azov campaign NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod late 17th century
involved Don Cossacks NERFINISHED
foreign military specialists in Russian service
leader Peter I of Russia NERFINISHED
location Azov NERFINISHED
Don River region NERFINISHED
Sea of Azov NERFINISHED
opponent Crimean Khanate NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire
partOf Russo-Turkish War of 1686–1700 NERFINISHED
precededBy earlier Russo-Turkish conflicts over southern steppe
relatedTo Peter the Great’s naval reforms
Russian expansion toward the Black Sea
result Russian access to the Sea of Azov
Russian capture of Azov in 1696
strengthening of Russian position in southern frontier
significance marked the beginning of Peter the Great’s active foreign policy
stimulated development of the Russian navy
significantEvent construction of a Russian fleet at Voronezh
siege of Azov in 1695 NERFINISHED
siege of Azov in 1696 NERFINISHED
startTime 1695
theaterOfWar northern Black Sea region
treaty Treaty of Constantinople (1700) NERFINISHED
used Russian land forces
newly built Russian fleet on the Don River

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Boris Sheremetev participatedIn Azov campaigns
Treaty of Constantinople (1700, with Russia) recognizedControlBy Azov campaigns
subject surface form: Treaty of Constantinople (1700)
this entity surface form: Tsardom of Russia over Azov
Azov wasSiteOf Azov campaigns
this entity surface form: Azov campaigns (1695–1696)
Franz Lefort notableEvent Azov campaigns