Historical Events tagged with "ahmed pasha"
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Ottoman Empire Captures Nauplia from Venice
The Ottoman Empire's forces, under the command of Grand Vizier Ahmed Pasha, launched an offensive against Nauplia, the capital of the Venetian-controlled Kingdom of the Morea. The city succumbed after a prolonged siege, marking a significant turning point in the Seventh Ottoman-Venetian War. This victory enabled the Ottomans to reclaim substantial territories in the Morea, which had been under Venetian rule, effectively altering the balance of power in the region.
Continue ReadingTarhoncu Ahmed Pasha Becomes Grand Vizier
Tarhoncu Ahmed Pasha was appointed as the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, taking over the high office during a period characterized by internal strife and external threats. This appointment marked a strategic shift as the empire sought effective leadership to navigate its challenges. Ahmed Pasha’s tenure was notable for attempts to restore stability and strengthen the central authority amidst growing issues within the empire. His elevation to this position reflected the prevailing political dynamics and complexities of governance within the expansive Ottoman realm.
Continue ReadingDecisive Defeat at Krbava Field
The Battle of Krbava Field was a significant engagement between the Croatian forces and the Ottoman Empire during the late 15th century. Fought near the village of Korenica in present-day Croatia, the battle resulted in a decisive defeat for the Croats. The Croatian army was under the command of Duke Paul of Slavonia, while the Ottomans were led by the notable commander, Hersekzade Ahmed Pasha. This conflict highlighted the growing power of the Ottoman Empire and their intent to expand into Southeast Europe, setting the stage for further confrontations in the region.
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