Editing Orlov Revolt (section)

== Aftermath ==

The Russo-Turkish War continued after the revolt. Russian naval operations in the Mediterranean produced a major victory over the Ottoman fleet at the Battle of Çeşme in July 1770. The wider war ended with the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca in 1774, which increased Russian influence in Ottoman affairs.

The Peloponnese remained under Ottoman rule after the uprising. The revolt left parts of the peninsula economically damaged and contributed to population displacement. Armed instability continued after the main fighting because troops brought into the region during the suppression remained there.

The Orlov Revolt later formed part of the history of Greek resistance to Ottoman rule before the Greek War of Independence of 1821. The events of 1770 also affected later Greek attitudes toward Russian intervention, particularly after the military support expected by the insurgents proved insufficient to sustain the uprising.