Turkish–Venetian wars

Turkish–Venetian wars
	Part of Ottoman–Habsburg wars, Spanish–Ottoman wars and Ottoman wars in Europe
	; The Battle of Lepanto in a painting by Paolo Veronese , Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice
Date	25 September 1396 – 21 July 1718; (321 years, 9 months, 26 days)
Location	Eastern Mediterranean, Balkans, Greece and Anatolia
Territorial; changes	Thessalonica, Morea, Negroponte, Albania, Modon, Durrës, Koroni, Cyclades, Cyprus, Crete captured by Ottomans; Gelibolu, Cephalonia, Ithaca, Knin, Novigrad, Dalmatia, Vrlika, Strmica and Imotski captured by Italians;
Belligerents
Republic of Venice; Holy League :; Spanish Empire; Holy Roman Empire; Habsburg monarchy; Portuguese Empire; Papal States; Kingdom of Naples; Kingdom of Hungary; Austrian Empire; Republic of Genoa; Knights of Malta	Ottoman Empire; Kingdom of France; Regency of Algiers; Ottoman Tripolitania; Ottoman Egypt; Beylik of Tunis; Moravian Serbia
Commanders and leaders
Doges of Venice :; Antonio Venier; Tommaso Mocenigo; Cristoforo Moro; Nicolò Tron; Pietro Mocenigo; Andrea Vendramin; Giovanni Mocenigo; Agostino Barbarigo; Leonardo Loredan; Pietro Lando; Alvise I Mocenigo; Francesco Erizzo; Silvestro Valier; Carlo Ruzzini	Ottoman Sultans :; Sultan Bayezid I; Sultan Mehmed I; Sultan Murad II; Mehmed the Conqueror; Sultan Bayezid II; Suleiman the Magnificent; Sultan Selim II; Sultan Ibrahim; Sultan Mehmed IV; Sultan Suleiman II; Sultan Ahmed II; Prince Mustafa II; Sultan Ahmed III; Prince Mahmud I

The Turkish–Venetian Wars were a series of conflicts between the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Venice in the 14th and 18th centuries for control of the eastern Mediterranean.