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Encyclopedia > Siege of Rhodes (1480)

Rhodes is the easternmost island of Greece, located 11 miles west of Turkey. It is about 1,400 km square feet and currently has a population of 110,000 people. In 1470,the island of Tilos (located between Rhodes and another island, Kos) was evacuated to Rhodes because they susceptible were to attacks from the Ottoman empire. In 1475, the island of Chalki (6km west of Rhodes, smallest inhabited island of the Dodecanese) was also evacuated to Rhodes for the same purpose of Tilos. The Ottoman Empire sent a fleet led by Gedik Ahmed Pasha to capture Rhodes in May of 1480, however Rhodes and their commander, Grand Master Pierre d'Aubusson withstood the attack. Finally, on July 28th, 1480, the Ottoman fleet gave up their attempt to capture Rhodes and sailed to try and capture Otranto. However, in 1522, Rhodes fell to the Ottoman empire. This Manual of Style has the simple purpose of making things easy to read by following a consistent format — it is a style guide. ...



 

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