Treaty of San Stefano

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The Treaty of San Stefano was an 1878 peace agreement between Russia and the Ottoman Empire that ended the Russo-Turkish War and significantly redrew the map of the Balkans and parts of the Caucasus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilateral treaty
historical event
international treaty
peace treaty
affectedRegion Balkans
Caucasus
alsoKnownAs Treaty of San Stefano
surface form: San Stefano Peace Treaty

Treaty of Ayastefanos
cededTerritoryFrom Ottoman Empire
cededTerritoryTo Montenegro
Romania
Russian Empire
Serbia
countryAtTimeOfSigning Ottoman Empire
createdEntity Principality of Bulgaria
autonomous province of Eastern Rumelia
dateSigned 1878-03-03
endedConflict Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) campaigns
surface form: Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
followedBy Treaty of Berlin 1878
surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
grantedIndependenceTo Montenegro
Romania
Serbia
grantedTerritoryTo Bulgaria
hasConsequences increased Great Power rivalry in the Balkans
reconfiguration of Balkan borders
rise of Bulgarian national state
historicalPeriod late 19th century
includedClauseOn protection of Christian subjects in the Ottoman Empire
language French
ledTo Congress of Berlin
limited Ottoman sovereignty in the Balkans
partOf Eastern Question
precededBy Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) campaigns
surface form: Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
provokedOppositionFrom Austro-Hungarian Empire
United Kingdom
recognizedAutonomyOf Bulgaria
signatory Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
signedByRepresentativeOf Alexander Gorchakov
Count Nikolay Ignatyev
Ottoman authorities
surface form: Ottoman government
signedIn Ayastefanos
Ottoman Empire
San Stefano
stipulated demobilization of Russian forces after implementation
strengthenedPositionOf Russian Empire in the Balkans
wasLargelyRevisedBy Treaty of Berlin 1878
surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
weakenedPositionOf Ottoman Empire
surface form: Ottoman Empire in Europe

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Kars Oblast establishedAfter Treaty of San Stefano
Kars Oblast establishedAfter Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Russo-Turkish Wars treaty Treaty of San Stefano
Russo-Turkish Wars treaty Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Eastern Question addressedBy Treaty of San Stefano
Eastern Question addressedBy Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Treaty of San Stefano alsoKnownAs Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: San Stefano Peace Treaty
Treaty of Berlin (1878) transfer of Batum to Russian Empire modifies Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: Treaty of San Stefano (1878)
Bulgarian National Revival significantEvent Treaty of San Stefano
War of Independence (1877–1878) result Treaty of San Stefano
Russian Empire and Ottoman Empire signedTreaty Treaty of San Stefano
subject surface form: Russian Empire
Russian Empire and Ottoman Empire signedTreaty Treaty of San Stefano
subject surface form: Ottoman Empire
Congress of Berlin follows Treaty of San Stefano
Congress of Berlin hasCause Treaty of San Stefano
Bulgarian Question relatedToEvent Treaty of San Stefano
Eastern Crisis of 1875–1878 significantEvent Treaty of San Stefano
Treaty of Berlin 1878 follows Treaty of San Stefano
subject surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Treaty of Berlin 1878 revised Treaty of San Stefano
subject surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Unification of Bulgaria (1885) relatedTreaty Treaty of San Stefano
Principality of Bulgaria establishedAsResultOf Treaty of San Stefano
Treaty of Ayastefanos alsoKnownAs Treaty of San Stefano
San Stefano knownFor Treaty of San Stefano
San Stefano associatedWithDiplomacy Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: Russo-Turkish peace negotiations
San Stefano treatySignedHere Treaty of San Stefano
this entity surface form: Treaty of San Stefano (1878)
Ayastefanos significantEvent Treaty of San Stefano
Ayastefanos treatySignedHere Treaty of San Stefano
Ottoman Empire in the Caucasus affectedByTreaty Treaty of San Stefano