Conflict between Russia and the Chechens which began in second half of 18 century. It began in 1785 and lasted until 2017 (about 232 years). The setting was North Caucasus. It was part of Russian–Chechen relations. Those involved included the Caucasus Emirate, Islamic State – Caucasus Province, Russia and the Checheno-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. It led to Chechen genocide.
Before and after
- 24 July 1783Birth of Simón Bolívar
- 3 September 1783Treaty of Paris (1783)
- 18 September 1783Death of Leonhard Euler
- 24 November 1784Birth of Zachary Taylor
- from 1785 to 2017Chechen–Russian conflict
- from 1785 to 1925Qajar dynasty
- 1785Publication of The Marriage of Figaro
- from 1785 to 1795Northwest Indian War
- 1 January 1785Launch of The Times
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The era
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