Предмет: История, автор: gribovskymax

наслідки козацьких походів

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Автор ответа: alalalallalalalaalla

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Після взяття запорозькими козаками Варни розлючений султан наказав перегородити Дніпро біля острова Тавані залізним ланцюгом між фортецями Кіза-Кермен та Аслан-Кермен, щоб перешкодити виходу козацьких чайок у Чорне море. Посередині Дніпра було залишено невеликий прохід, який прострілювався гарматами з мурів обох фортець. Проте це не зупинило козаків. Вони або хитрістю долали цей прохід, пускаючи поперед себе важкі дубові колоди, які рвали ланцюги, або тягнули свої чайки 25-60 км волоком.У вересні 1620 р. під молдавським селом Цецорою турецько-татарські війська розгромили 10-тисячне польське військо на чолі з коронним гетьманом С. Жолкевським.

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