First Ottoman–Venetian War
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The <entity_0> was fought between the <entity_1> and her allies and the <entity_4> from <entity_2> to <entity_3>. Fought shortly after the capture of Constantinople and the remnants of the Byzantine Empire by the Ottomans, it resulted in the loss of several Venetian holdings in <entity_8> and <entity_11>, most importantly the island of Negroponte (<entity_9>), which had been a Venetian protectorate for centuries. The <entity_13> also saw the rapid expansion of the Ottoman navy, which became able to challenge the Venetians and the Knights Hospitaller for supremacy in the <entity_5>. Chief among these was the <entity_1>, which had founded an extensive maritime empire, controlling numerous coastal possessions and islands in the Adriatic, Ionian, and <entity_5>. The Ottoman advance thus inevitably posed a threat to Venice's holdings in southern <entity_11>, and, following the Ottoman conquest of Bosnia in <entity_2>, in the Adriatic coast as well. On <entity_2> however, the governor of the <entity_12>, Isa-Beg Ishaković, took the Venetian-held town of Argos by treason. The <entity_12> and the western Greek coast (Epirus) would fall to Venice, Hungary would acquire Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, and Wallachia, the Albanian principality under <entity_7> would expand into Macedonia, and the remaining European territories of the Ottomans, including Constantinople, would form a restored Byzantine Empire under the surviving members of the Palaiologos family. Zagan Pasha was re-appointed governor of the <entity_12>, while Ömer Bey was given Mahmud Pasha's army and tasked with taking the Republic's holdings in the southern <entity_6>, centered around the two forts of Coron and Modon (Methoni). By 1465 the <entity_10> Kladas brothers, Krokodelos and Epifani, were leading bands of stratioti on behalf of Venice against the Turks in Southern <entity_6>. This strategically-sited fortress, at the lowlands near the end of the old Via Egnatia, cut <entity_8> effectively in half, isolating <entity_7>'s base in the northern highlands from the Venetian holdings in the south. The Venetians and Shkodrans resisted the assaults and continued to hold the fortress until Venice ceded Shkodra to the <entity_4> in the Treaty of Constantinople on <entity_3> as a condition of ending the <entity_13>.
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