There were 21 naval collaboration treaties of the Ottoman Empire. These treaties were instrumental to establishment of the Ottoman Naval force.
- Treaty with the Republic of Genoa (1352)
- Treaty with the Republic of Ragusa (1365)
- Treaty with the Mameluke Empire (1386)
- Treaty with the Republic of Venice (1479)
- Treaty with the Republic of Venice (1503)
- Treaty with the Republic of Venice (1522)
- Treaty with France (1536)1
- Treaty with the Republic of Venice (1540)
- Treaty with France (1569)
- Treaty of Peace, with the Republic of Venice (1573)2
- Treaty of Commerce, with England (1580)2
- Treaty with France (1581)
- Treaty of Peace, Commerce, and Navigation, with The Netherlands (1612)3
- Treaty of Peace, with Great Britain (1809)3
References
- ^ Kenneth M. Setton (1984). The Papacy and the Levant (1204-1571), DIANE. p.p.559.
- ^ a b Peter Stearns (2001). The Encyclopedia of World History, Houghton Mifflin. p.p.352.
- ^ a b Edward Hertslet (1875). Treaties and Tariffs: Regulating the Trade between Great Britain and Foreign Nations, Buttersworth. p.p.95.
- ^ Ömer Lütfi Barkan (1985). Ord. Prof. Ömer Lütfi Barkan'a armağan, Istanbul University. p.p.48.
- ^ Christos L. Rozakis (1987). The Turkish Straits, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers. p.p.24-25.
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