L'émergence de la question orientale est généralement datée du traité de paix de Kuchuk-Kainarji (1774), qui stipulait le droit de la Russie de parler au nom de la population chrétienne de certaines provinces ottomanes. La diplomatie russe a d'abord tenté de réinterpréter ce droit comme s'appliquant à l'ensemble de la communauté chrétienne orthodoxe de l'Empire ottoman en réponse à l'appel du patriarche grec orthodoxe de Jérusalem à l'aide dans sa lutte avec les Arméniens et les catholiques pour le contrôle des lieux saints pendant les années 1810. Les affrontements entre musulmans et chrétiens pendant la crise grecque des années 1820 ont fourni aux diplomates tsaristes une autre occasion pour une interprétation latérale des traités russo-ottomans. Enfin, les tensions croissantes entre l'orthodoxie et le catholicisme au cours des années 1830 et 1840 expliquent le caractère de plus en plus intransigeant des revendications russes dans le contexte d'une nouvelle aggravation du différend des lieux saints ca. 1850 Opposée par les ministres ottomans et les diplomates européens, la tentative de la Russie de repousser les limites de ses droits conventionnels a précipité une crise qui a provoqué la guerre de Crimée et l'abolition du régime du protectorat russe.
Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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