Episode 3 of 3
International Significance
- When
- 3 January 1681
- Where
- Diplomatic context
- Part of
- Treaty of Bakhchisarai
The treaty stipulated a future 'Eternal Peace' between Russia and Poland, signed in 1686.
Beyond the immediate truce, the treaty had significant international implications. It stipulated the signing of an 'Eternal Peace' between Russia and Poland, which occurred in 1686. The Ottoman sultan also pledged not to support Russia's enemies, though Russia later joined a coalition against the Ottomans in 1686.
Sources
- Treaty of Bakhchisarai Wikipedia, revision of 2026-01-09
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