Siege of Nicaea

The Siege of Nicaea, or Siege of Iznik, by the forces of Orhan I from 1328 to 1331, resulted in the conquest of the key Byzantine city of Nicaea by the Ottomans. It played an important role in the expansion of the Ottoman Empire.

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Which happened first?

• Siege of Nicaea began 1 year before Battle of Pelekanon
• Siege of Nicaea began 2 years before Battle of Velbazhd
• Siege of Nicaea began 3 years after War of the Bucket
• Siege of Nicaea began 5 years before Battle of Halidon Hill
• Siege of Nicaea began 9 years before Hundred Years' War

Timeline

1. War of the BucketJuly 1325 – January 1326
2. Siege of Nicaea (this page)1328–1331
3. Battle of Pelekanon1329
4. Battle of VelbazhdJuly 28, 1330
5. Battle of Halidon HillJuly 19, 1333
6. Hundred Years' WarMay 24, 1337 – October 9, 1453

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