List of Battles
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| Europe | Asia | Africa | Sea |
( Color legend for the location of the battle )
| Year | Name | Opponent |
|---|---|---|
| 1302 | Bapheus | Byzantine Empire |
| 1303 | Dimbos | Byzantine Empire |
| 1329 | Pelekanon | Byzantine Empire |
| 1355 | Ihtiman | Bulgarian Empire |
| 1364 | Maritsa | Serbia, Bulgarian Empire |
| 1381 | Dubrovnica | Serbia |
| 1385 | Savra | Serbia |
| 1388 | Bileca | Bosnia |
| 1389 | Kosovo | Serbia, Bosnia, Realm of Branković |
| 1395 | Rovine | Wallachia (South Romania) |
| 1396 | Nicopolis | Crusades (Hungary, France, Knights Hospitaller, Venice) |
| 1402 | Ankara | Timurid Empire |
| 1444 | Varna | Crusades (Hungary, Poland and many others) |
| 1448 | Second Kosovo | Hungary, Wallacia |
| 1457 | Ujëbardha | Albania |
| 1464 | Ohrid | Albania |
| 1473 | Otlukbeli | Akkoyunlu Turkmens |
| 1475 | Vasliu | Moldavia (North Romania) |
| 1476 | Valea Alba | Moldavia |
| 1479 | Câmpul Pâinii | Hungary, Serbia |
| 1493 | Krbava | Croatia, Hungary |
| 1499 | Zonchio | Venice |
| 1500 | Modon | Venice |
| 1514 | Chaldiran | Safavid Persia |
| 1516 | Marj Dabiq | Mamluk Egypt |
| 1516 | Yaunis Khan | Mamluk Egypt |
| 1517 | Ridanieh | Mamluk Egypt |
| 1526 | Mohács | Hungary, Holy Roman Empire, Papal States, Poland |
| 1529 | Vienna | Holy Roman Empire, Kingdom of Bohemia, Spain |
| 1529 | Formentera | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1538 | Preveza | Holy League (Holy Roman Empire, Venice, Genoa, Knights of Malta, Papal States) |
| 1541 | Algiers | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1545 | Sokhoista | Georgia |
| 1552 | Ponza | Genoa |
| 1558 | Mostaganem | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1560 | Cerbe | Holy Roman Empire, Genoa, Papal states, Knights of Malta |
| 1571 | Lepanto | Holy League (Holy Roman Empire, Venice, Genoa, Papal states, Knights of Malta) |
| 1578 | Çıldır | Safavid Persia |
| 1583 | Torches | Safavid Persia |
| 1588 | Wadi al-Laban | Morocco |
| 1593 | Sisak | Holy Roman Empire, Croatia |
| 1596 | Keresztes | Holy Roman Empire and many more |
| 1620 | Tutora | Poland-Lithuania, Moldavia |
| 1621 | Khotyn (1621) | Poland-Lithuania |
| 1649 | Focchies | Venice |
| 1654 | Dardanelles (1654) | Venice |
| 1654 | Dardanelles (1655) | Venice |
| 1654 | Dardanelles (1656) | Venice |
| 1654 | Dardanelles (1657) | Venice |
| 1663 | Köbölkút | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1664 | Saint Gotthard | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1673 | Khotyn (1673) | Poland-Lithuania |
| 1683 | Vienna | Holy Roman Empire, Poland-Lithuania |
| 1687 | Second Mohács | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1691 | Slankamen | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1694 | Ustechko | Poland-Lituania |
| 1695 | Oinousses Islands | Venice |
| 1696 | Andros | Venice |
| 1696 | Cenei | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1697 | Zenta | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1711 | Pruth River | Russian Empire |
| 1716 | Petrovaradin | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1717 | Imbros | Venice |
| 1717 | Matapan | Venice, Portugal, Knights of Malta, Papal States |
| 1737 | Banja Luka | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1739 | Grocka | Holy Roman Empire |
| 1739 | Stavuchany | Russian Empire |
| 1770 | Aspindza | Georgia |
| 1770 | Chesma | Russian Empire |
| 1770 | Larga | Russian Empire |
| 1770 | Kagul | Russian Empire |
| 1789 | Fokşani | Holy Roman Empire, Russian Empire |
| 1789 | Rymnik | Holy Roman Empire, Russian Empire |
| 1790 | Kerch Strait | Russian Empire |
| 1798 | Pyramids | France |
| 1799 | Abukir | France |
| 1807 | Arpachai | Russian Empire |
| 1807 | Athos | Russian Empire |
| 1812 | Al Safra | Saudi Arab rebels |
| 1813 | Jeddah | Saudi Arab rebels |
| 1815 | Čegar | Serbian rebels |
| 1821 | Alamana | Greek rebels |
| 1821 | Dragashani | Greek rebels |
| 1822 | Dervenakia | Greek rebels |
| 1822 | Chios | Greek rebels |
| 1825 | Gerontas | Greek rebels |
| 1827 | Kamatero | Greek rebels |
| 1827 | Navarino | Russian Empire, United Kingdom, France |
| 1829 | Kulevicha | Russian Empire |
| 1830 | Algiers | France |
| 1831 | Third Kosovo | Bosnia (revolters) |
| 1839 | Konya | Egypt (revolters) |
| 1839 | Nizib | Egypt (revolters) |
| 1853 | Oltenitza | Russian Empire |
| 1853 | Sinop | Russian Empire |
| 1854 | Kurekdere | Russian Empire |
| 1855 | Eupatoria | Russian Empire |
| 1877 | Kızıl Tepe | Russian Empire |
| 1877 | Plevna | Russian Empire, Romania, Bulgaria (revolters) |
| 1877 | Shipka | Russian Empire, Bulgaria (revolters) |
| 1877 | Tashkessen | Russian Empire |
| 1878 | Plovidiv | Russian Empire |
| 1878 | Mouzaki | Greece |
| 1897 | Domokos | Greece |
The sultans of the Ottoman Empire participated in some of the battles listed above. For those battles see List of the Ottoman battles in which the sultan participated
Read more about this topic: Battles Involving The Ottoman Empire
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