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1821’de başlayan Yunan İsyanı, 1830’da Yunanistan’ın bağımsız bir devlet olmasıyla sonuçlanmıştır. Yunanlılar bağımsızlıklarını kazanmakla yetinmemişler ve sonraki süreçte giderek zayıflamakta olan Osmanlı Devleti’nin topraklarından pay almak için her fırsatı değerlendirmişlerdir. 1864 yılında İngiltere’nin Yunanistan’a Yedi Adaları vermesi Yunanlıları Osmanlı Devleti’nden toprak kazanımı noktasında daha da umutlandırmıştır. Gelişen olaylar neticesinde büyük devletlerin gücünü iyiden iyiye arkasında hisseden Yunanistan 1866’da Girit İsyanın başlamasında önemli rol oynamış ve Osmanlı Devleti Girit’e muhtariyet vermek mecburiyetinde kalmıştır. Girit’i müstakil olarak kendisine bağlayamayan Yunanistan Osmanlı topraklarda bir takım çete faaliyetlerinde bulunmaya başlamıştır. Yeni kurulan Yunanistan krallığı ile yaşanan bu tür olaylar neticesinde Osmanlı Devleti Yunanistan’a savaş ilan etmek zorunda kalmıştır. Yunanistan ve Osmanlı Devleti arasında yaşanan Dömeke Meydan Muhaberesi sonucunda Yunanlılar kesin bir mağlubiyete uğrasa da bu mağlubiyetlerini Batılı Devletlerin de yardımıyla diplomasi masasında adeta zafere dönüştürebilmişlerdir. I. Ve II. Balkan Savaşlarına ve I. Dünya Savaşı’na az bir süre kala yaşanan bu gelişmeler savaşların sadece cephede değil değişen dengeler ekseninde diplomasi masasında da değiştiğinin göstergesi olarak değerlendirilebilir. İmparatorlukların dağılma sürecine girdiği bir zaman diliminde gelişen bu olaylar silsilesinin incelenmesi, dönemin şartlarının ve devlet politikalarının satranç tahtasındaki yerlerinin analiz edilmesi, Osmanlı’yı paylaşma emellerinin nasıl sahneye konulduğunun anlaşılması konularının önemini ortaya koymaktadır.
The Greek Rebellion began in 1821 and ended with the independence of Greece in 1830. The Greeks were not sufficient to gain their independence and they assessed every opportunity to take part in the territory of the Ottoman State, which was increasingly weakening in the subsequent process. In 1864, the grant of the Seven Islands by Britain to Greece made the Greeks even more hopeful at the point of land acquisition from the Ottoman State. As a result of developing events, Greece, which felt the power of the great states from good to good behind, played an important role in the beginning of the Girite Rebellion in 1866, and the Ottoman State was forced to give authority to Girite. Greece, which has not been able to lock Grit on its own, has begun to carry out a group of gang activities in the Ottoman territory. As a result of these events with the newly established Kingdom of Greece, the Ottoman State was forced to declare war on Greece. As a result of the Dömeke Square Talk between Greece and the Ottoman State, the Greeks suffered a certain defeat, but with the help of the Western States they could turn their defeats into a victory on the diplomatic table. and I. and II. These developments shortly after the Balkan Wars and the First World War can be regarded as an indicator of the change of wars not only on the front, but also on the diplomatic table in the changing balance axis. The study of the silence of these events developing in a time period in which the empires entered the process of dissolution, the analysis of the conditions of the period and the place of state policies on the chess table, the importance of the subjects of understanding how the emiliates to share the Ottoman were placed on the stage.
The Greek Rebellion, which began in 1821, resulted in the independence of Greece in 1830. The Greeks did not stop at gaining independence and seized every opportunity to take a share of the lands of the weakening Ottoman Empire in the next period. In 1864, England gave the Seven Islands to Greece, which made the Greeks even more hopeful about the land acquisition from the Ottoman Empire. As a result of the events that developed, Greece, which felt the power of the great states from good to good, played an important role in the beginning of the Cretan rebellion in 1866, and the Ottoman State was obliged to give crete the power. Greece, which could not connect Crete to it independently, started to engage in gang activities in Ottoman lands. As a result of such events with the newly established kingdom of Greece, the Ottoman Empire had to declare war on Greece. In consequence of the Dömeke Challenge between Greece and the Ottoman Empire, the Greeks suffered a decisive defeat, but with the help of western states, they were able to turn their defeat into a victory at the diplomatic table. These developments, which took place shortly before the Balkan Wars and World War I, can be regarded as an indication that wars have changed not only on the front line but also at the diplomatic table on the axis of changing balances. The study of this series of events that took place during a period when the empires entered the disintegration process, the analysis of the conditions of the period and the place of the state policies on the chessboard, revealed the importance of understanding how the ambitions of sharing the Ottomans were put on the stage.
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