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Guerre polono-moldo-turque (1620-1621) modifier. La bataille de Țuțora (aussi appelée bataille de Cecora) opposa les forces de l' Union polono-lituanienne et de la principauté de Moldavie à une armée ottomane (et à ses auxiliaires Nogais ), entre le 17 septembre et le 7 octobre 1620 à proximité du Prut en Moldavie (aujourd'hui en ...
Cecora Savaşı (Ţuţora / Tsetsora Çayırları Muharebesi olarak da bilinir) Polonya-Osmanlı döneminde bir savaştı Polonya-Litvanya Topluluğu (asi Moldavya birliklerinin yardımıyla) ve Osmanlı kuvvetleri ( Nogais tarafından desteklenen) arasındaki savaş (1620–21) ), 17 Eylül'den 7 Ekim 1620'ye kadar Boğdan'da, Prut Nehri .
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He also fought in Cecora (1620) and Chocim (1621). He took part in the war with Sweden (1626–1629) temporarily replacing Stanisław Koniecpolski who suffered a major defeat at Górzna in 1629. He fought the rebellious Cossacks in the years 1637–1638. Military career Anonymous, 17th-century portrait of Potocki
セコラの戦い (1620) Battle Of Cecora 1620 百科事典、科学ニュース、研究レビュー Reference Source: Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
However, the Cossacks had already decided to attack Turkey. Having learned about this, the Polish ambassador immediately escaped from Istanbul. The result of the raid was a Cossack victory. The Cossacks then raided Varna on the Bulgarian coast, which was under the control of the Ottomans. [citation needed] The city was completely looted.
September 17–October 7 – Battle of Cecora: The Ottoman Empire defeats Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth–Moldavian troops. October–December. October 6 – Battle of Amedamit in Gojjam, Ethiopia: The Roman Catholic Ras Sela Kristos, half-brother of Emperor Susenyos, crushes a group of rebels, who are opposed to Susenyos' pro-Catholic beliefs.
