Osman vainly attacks Chocim (now in Moldova),…

1621 CE

Osman vainly attacks Chocim (now in Moldova), on the Dniester, in 1612, where another Polish army of seventy-five thousand men, led by Stanislaus Lubomirski, fights the sultan’s army to a standstill.

The disgruntled Turkish troops, having suffered heavy losses, refuse to fight further.

A truce is signed soon after, but cross-border raiding continues.

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Khotyn Chernivtsi Ukraine View →

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Wallachia, Principality of View → Ottoman Empire View → Moldavia (Ottoman vassal), Principality of View → Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Commonwealth of the Two Nations) View → Habsburg Monarchy, or Empire View →

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Polish-Turkish War of 1614-21 View →

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