Özet:

The Ottoman was a great empire spread to the oldest continents of the world, such as Eastern Asia, Europe and Africa. These geographies were also home to the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the world’s most important trading centers. The Ottomans, who are in the position of the unmatched leader of these two trade centers, have established trade relations with many states for centuries. For the first time, the Russian Federation, which is one of these countries, has trade relations with Russia. It began in the century. The Russian Tsar III. Ivan began with sending his ambassadors to Istanbul in order to settle the bilateral trade relations. This period was referred to as a period of friendship and solidarity between the two countries. After this period, the relations between the two countries began to pass in a constant battle and war environment. It was the most important impact that the Black Sea and Mediterranean swimming pool were at the heart of the expansion and expansion policy of the Russians. The Russians were expanding the trade network by adding new commercial benefits to the treaties signed at the end of each war they won against the Ottoman. The Russians, in this way XVIII. By the end of the century, as they expanded their borders against the Ottoman, they also gained the right of free trade in the Ottoman territory from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean. This study; between the Ottoman State and Russia XVIII. Commercial problems experienced in the century were prepared primarily by taking advantage of archive and other investigative works made in this area, which are the main sources of Ottoman historical research.

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