War in South-Eastern Europe (1672–1676). It began in 1672 and lasted until 1676 (about 4 years). The setting was Right-bank Ukraine and Galicia. It was part of Polish–Ottoman Wars. Those involved included the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, Wallachia, the Ottoman Empire and the Crimean Khanate. It led to the Treaty of Żurawno.
Before and after
- 1670Founding of Fall River
- 1670Construction of avenue des Champs-Élysées
- 1671Construction of Badshahi Mosque
- 25 October 1671Discovery of Iapetus
- from 1672 to 1676Polish–Ottoman War of 1672–1676
- from 6 April 1672 to 17 September 1678Franco-Dutch War
- 30 May 1672Birth of Peter the Great
- from 18 August 1672 to 27 August 1672Siege of Kamenets
- 23 December 1672Discovery of Rhea
More in Wars, politics & history
- 13 April 1598Edict of Nantes
- from 1642 to 1651English Civil War
- 24 October 1648Peace of Westphalia
- from 22 February 1700 to 10 September 1721Great Northern War
- from March 1701 to September 1714War of the Spanish Succession
- from 17 May 1756 to 15 February 1763Seven Years' War
The era
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