The Treaty of Adana is a peace treaty written and signed in Adana, Cicilia, in 1427, which ended the Ottoman-Mesopotamian War. In general, the Treaty secured Ottoman dominance over the Turkomen regions to the north of Mesopotamia, and also expanded Georgia's territories while Mesopotamia and the Mamluks lost some claims but gained recognition of other claims.
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