1620–21 conflict between Poland–Lithuania and the Ottoman Empire. It began in 1620 and lasted until 1621 (about 1 year). The setting was Principality of Moldavia. It was part of Polish–Ottoman Wars. Those involved included the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire.
Before and after
- 23 April 1616Death of William Shakespeare
- from 1618 to 1648Thirty Years' War
- 1619Manneken Pis
- August 1619The first enslaved Africans arrive in English Virginia
- from 1620 to 1621Polish–Ottoman War of 1620–1621
- 1620Construction of Luxembourg Palace
- from 30 August 1620 to 27 August 1623Palatinate campaign
- from 17 September 1620 to 7 October 1620Battle of Cecora
- November 1620The Mayflower lands the Pilgrims
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- from 17 May 1756 to 15 February 1763Seven Years' War
The era
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