Khotyn

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Khotyn is a historic town in present-day western Ukraine, best known for its strategically important fortress that was the site of several major battles between European and Ottoman forces.

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Khotyn Fortress 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortress
historic town
town
architecturalStyle medieval military architecture
builtBy Principality of Moldavia (medieval phase) NERFINISHED
controlledBy Kievan Rus' (historical) NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire (historical) NERFINISHED
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (historical) NERFINISHED
Principality of Moldavia (historical) NERFINISHED
Romania (historical) NERFINISHED
Russian Empire (historical) NERFINISHED
Soviet Union (historical) NERFINISHED
country Ukraine
expandedBy Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
firstMentioned 11th century
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasFunction local administrative center (historical)
hasHeritageStatus important cultural heritage site of Ukraine
hasPart Khotyn Fortress NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Bessarabia NERFINISHED
Bukovina NERFINISHED
knownFor major battles between European and Ottoman forces
strategic importance
languageMajority Ukrainian NERFINISHED
locatedIn Chernivtsi Oblast NERFINISHED
Khotyn NERFINISHED
western Ukraine NERFINISHED
locatedOn Dniester River NERFINISHED
right bank of the Dniester River
minorityLanguages Romanian
Russian NERFINISHED
nearBorderWith Moldova NERFINISHED
partOf Khotyn Raion (historical) NERFINISHED
Ukrainian SSR (historical) NERFINISHED
independent Ukraine
regionCapitalNearby Chernivtsi NERFINISHED
religionHistorically Eastern Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
Judaism NERFINISHED
Roman Catholicism NERFINISHED
river Dniester River NERFINISHED
siteOf Battle of Khotyn (1621) NERFINISHED
Battle of Khotyn (1673) NERFINISHED
Russo-Turkish War battles
timezone Eastern European Time NERFINISHED
timezoneDST Eastern European Summer Time NERFINISHED
usedAs tourist attraction

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