Gyandzha treaty

The treaty that the Gyandzha treaty (bare :Гянджинскийдоговор British: Treaty of Ganja) was concluded with Russian Empire between Persia (Safavid) in the suburbs of city Gyandzha, Azerbaijan on March 10, 1735. This treaty is a defense alliance of the two countries for Ottoman Empire.

Russia agreed that I returned most of the territories which the Peter first conquered in Russia Persia war of the 1720s including Dell vent and Baku. Furthermore, the article of the ラシュト treaty in 1732 was confirmed by Persia approving the abandonment of the State of Russian Guy Rahn demand and the Georgian Cal bird kingdom (English version) king ヴァフタング sixth of the pro-Russia group taking refuge in. This treaty gave you a diplomatic advantage of Russia in war with Ottoman Empire that was going to explode at any moment, and, for the ruler ナーディル Shah of Persia, brought the stabilization of the west border area [¹]; [²].

In addition, Persia as of 1735 performed promotion of the Abbas third who is a 3-year-old infant at the time of one of Safavid, but ナーディル Shah lets you abdicate the Abbas third in 1736, the following day and oneself succeeds to the throne as a Shah and opens the アフシャール morning and throws it east in 1738, and India invades and attacks. On the other hand, Russia is at war with Ottoman Empire in bare soil war in 1735.

Footnote

1. ^ Mikaberidze, Alexander (2011). "Treaty of Ganja (1735)." In Mikaberidze, Alexander. Conflict and Conquest in the Islamic World: A Historical Encyclopedia. ABC-CLIO. p. 329. ISBN 1598843362. 
2. ^ Tucker, Ernest (2006). "Nāder Shah". Encyclopædia Iranica Online. January 5, 2014 reading.

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• ナーディル Shah
• Ottoman Empire

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