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Khotyn (Ukrainian: Хотин,
pronounced [xɔˈtɪn]; Romanian: Hotin,
pronounced [hoˈtin]; see
other names) is a city in
Dnistrovskyi Raion,
Chernivtsi Oblast...
- The
Khotyn Fortress (Ukrainian: Хотинська фортеця, Polish:
twierdza w Chocimiu, Turkish:
Hotin Kalesi, Romanian:
Cetatea Hotinului) is a fortification...
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Battle of
Khotyn can
refer to
several battles that took
place near
Khotyn:
Battle of
Khotyn (1509)
Battle of
Khotyn (1530)
Battle of
Khotyn (1621) Battle...
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Treaty of
Khotyn (Chocim/Hotin),
signed on 9
October 1621 in the
aftermath of the
Battle of
Khotyn,
ended the Polish–Ottoman War. With this
peace treaty...
- The
Battle of
Khotyn or
Battle of
Chocim or
Khotyn War (in Turkish:
Hotin Muharebesi) was a
combined siege and
series of
battles which took
place from...
- The
Battle of
Khotyn or
Battle of Chocim, also
known as the
Hotin War, took
place on 11
November 1673 in
Khotyn,
where the
forces of the Polish–Lithuanian...
- The
Khotyn Uprising (Romanian: Răscoala de la
Hotin or
Revolta de la Hotin; Ukrainian: Хотинське повстання, romanized: Khotyns'ke povstannya) was a Ukrainian-led...
- In the
siege of
Khotyn (Khotin, Hotin; 2 July – 19
September 1788) a
Habsburg Austrian army led by
Prince Josias of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld and an Imperial...
- Klushino.
Sigismund also
countered the
Ottoman Empire in the southeast; at
Khotyn in 1621 Jan
Karol Chodkiewicz achieved a
decisive victory against the Turks...
- of
Khotyn. The 45,000
Poles and
Cossacks were able to
withstand an
Ottoman army at
least two
times the size of the Commonwealth's army at
Khotyn and...
