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Russian-Persian conflict of 1651-1653 years - an armed conflict in the [[North Caucasus]], associated with the [[Safavid]] plans to strengthen its position in the region and to exclude [[Russia]]. Safavid troops and its allies ( wali (governor) of Dagestan, Khan of Derbent.) have made several campaigns to the lands controlled by the Russia. In 1653 [[Alexis of Russia]] and the Russian government, which thought about sendinto the Russian [[Zaporozhian]] Army but did not want to disperse its forces,so sent an embassy to Persia for a peaceful settlement of the conflict. [[Shah Abbas II]] agreed, stating that the conflict was initiated without his consent. |
Russian-Persian conflict of 1651-1653 years - an armed conflict in the [[North Caucasus]], associated with the [[Safavid]] plans to strengthen its position in the region and to exclude [[Russia]]. Safavid troops and its allies ( wali (governor) of Dagestan, Khan of Derbent.) have made several campaigns to the lands controlled by the Russia. In 1653 [[Alexis of Russia]] and the Russian government, which thought about sendinto the Russian [[Zaporozhian]] Army but did not want to disperse its forces,so sent an embassy to Persia for a peaceful settlement of the conflict. [[Shah Abbas II]] agreed, stating that the conflict was initiated without his consent. |
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[[File:Aleksei mih.jpg|thumb|Aleksei mih]] |
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Persian had war against [[Mughal Empire]] about [[Kandahar]] ,Russian had war against poland [[Russo-Polish War (1654-67)]] so both wanted to stop the war |
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== other wars == |
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The situation is complicated for both states . Troops of the [[Mughal Empire]] attacked the eastern borders of Persia and besieged [[Kandahar]]. Persia could not fight on two fronts. Peace was needed, and Russia, which was preparing for war with [[Poland]] [[Russo-Polish War (1654-67)]]. In August 1653 from [[Astrakhan]] to Iran left the great ambassadors courtier Prince Ivan Lobanov-Rostov and steward Ivan Komynin. In April 1654 the ambassadors met with the Shah in the Iran. As a result of the Russian-Iranian negotiations and compromises conflict was extinguished. In October 1654 the "Great Embassy" moved back. |
The situation is complicated for both states . Troops of the [[Mughal Empire]] attacked the eastern borders of Persia and besieged [[Kandahar]]. Persia could not fight on two fronts. Peace was needed, and Russia, which was preparing for war with [[Poland]] [[Russo-Polish War (1654-67)]]. In August 1653 from [[Astrakhan]] to Iran left the great ambassadors courtier Prince Ivan Lobanov-Rostov and steward Ivan Komynin. In April 1654 the ambassadors met with the Shah in the Iran. As a result of the Russian-Iranian negotiations and compromises conflict was extinguished. In October 1654 the "Great Embassy" moved back. |
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Consequences |
== Consequences == |
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Fall of [[Sunzhensky]] fortress led to some strengthening of position of Persia. Shah has increased the pressure on the Highlanders, and in 1658 announced the construction on lands of [[Kumyk]] two fortresses. This provoked a sharp protest mountaineers who rebelled. |
Fall of [[Sunzhensky]] fortress led to some strengthening of position of Persia. Shah has increased the pressure on the Highlanders, and in 1658 announced the construction on lands of [[Kumyk]] two fortresses. This provoked a sharp protest mountaineers who rebelled. |
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== see also == |
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* [[Russo-Persian Wars]] |
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* [[Russo-Turkish War]] |
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== References == |
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* Great Soviet Encyclopedia (Russian) |
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* SAFAVID DYNASTY – Encyclopaedia Iranica |
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* Ахмадов Я. З. История Чечни с древнейших времен до конца XVIII века. М., 2001. |
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Revision as of 22:23, 22 September 2014
Russian-Persian conflict of 1651-1653 years - an armed conflict in the North Caucasus, associated with the Safavid plans to strengthen its position in the region and to exclude Russia. Safavid troops and its allies ( wali (governor) of Dagestan, Khan of Derbent.) have made several campaigns to the lands controlled by the Russia. In 1653 Alexis of Russia and the Russian government, which thought about sendinto the Russian Zaporozhian Army but did not want to disperse its forces,so sent an embassy to Persia for a peaceful settlement of the conflict. Shah Abbas II agreed, stating that the conflict was initiated without his consent.
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other wars
The situation is complicated for both states . Troops of the Mughal Empire attacked the eastern borders of Persia and besieged Kandahar. Persia could not fight on two fronts. Peace was needed, and Russia, which was preparing for war with Poland Russo-Polish War (1654-67). In August 1653 from Astrakhan to Iran left the great ambassadors courtier Prince Ivan Lobanov-Rostov and steward Ivan Komynin. In April 1654 the ambassadors met with the Shah in the Iran. As a result of the Russian-Iranian negotiations and compromises conflict was extinguished. In October 1654 the "Great Embassy" moved back.
Consequences
Fall of Sunzhensky fortress led to some strengthening of position of Persia. Shah has increased the pressure on the Highlanders, and in 1658 announced the construction on lands of Kumyk two fortresses. This provoked a sharp protest mountaineers who rebelled.
see also
References
- Great Soviet Encyclopedia (Russian)
- SAFAVID DYNASTY – Encyclopaedia Iranica
- Ахмадов Я. З. История Чечни с древнейших времен до конца XVIII века. М., 2001.