Republiek van Venesië
bylaes
karakters
verwysings
Besoek Winkel
Stigting van die Republiek van Venesië
Venice, Metropolitan City of VLombard indringers
Veneto, ItalySout Handel
Venice, Metropolitan City of VEerste Doge van Venesië
Venice, Metropolitan City of VBewind van Galbaio
Venice, Metropolitan City of VDie vrede van Nicephorus
Venice, Metropolitan City of VKarolingiese verstrengeling
Venice, Metropolitan City of VSt Marks vind 'n nuwe tuiste
St Mark's Campanile, Piazza SaVenesië hou op om Christelike Slawe te verkoop, verkoop eerder Slawe
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVenesië ontwikkel in 'n handelsentrum
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVenesië los die Narentynse seerowerprobleem op
Lastovo, CroatiaVenesiese Arsenal
ARSENALE DI VENEZIA, Venice, MDie Bisantynse-styl-vestiging het moontlik so vroeg as die 8ste eeu bestaan, alhoewel die huidige struktuur gewoonlik in 1104 begin is tydens die bewind van Ordelafo Faliero, hoewel daar geen bewyse vir so 'n presiese datum is nie.
Venesië en die Kruistogte
Sidon, LebanonVerdrag van Warmund
Jerusalem, IsraelKarnaval van Venesië
Venice, Metropolitan City of VGroot Raad van Venesië
Venice, Metropolitan City of VSlagting van die Latynse
İstanbul, TurkeyVierde Kruistog
İstanbul, TurkeyHandelsooreenkoms met die Mongoolse Ryk
Astrakhan, RussiaEerste Venesiese-Genuese oorlog: Oorlog van Saint Sabas
LevantDie Oorlog van Saint Sabas (1256–1270) was 'n konflik tussen die mededingende Italiaanse maritieme republieke Genua (bygestaan deur Philip van Montfort, Heer van Tirus, Jan van Arsuf en die Ridders Hospitaller ) en Venesië (bygestaan deur die graaf van Jaffa) en Ascalon, Johannes van Ibelin, en die Tempeliers ), oor beheer van Akko, in die Koninkryk van Jerusalem.
Tweede Venesiese-Genuese oorlog: Oorlog van Curzola
Aegean SeaSwart Dood
Venice, Metropolitan City of VDerde Venesiese-Genuese oorlog: Oorlog van die Straat
Mediterranean SeaOpstand van Sint Titus
Crete, GreeceVierde Venesiese-Genuese oorlog: Oorlog van Chioggia
Adriatic SeaSlag van Chioggia
Chioggia, Metropolitan City ofSlag van Nicopolis
Nicopolis, BulgariaVenesië brei uit op die vasteland
Verona, VR, ItalyVenesiese Renaissance
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVal van Konstantinopel
İstanbul, TurkeyVenesië se agteruitgang het in 1453 begin, toe Konstantinopel onder die Ottomaanse Ryk geval het, wie se uitbreiding baie van Venesië se oostelike lande sou bedreig en suksesvol beslag gelê het.
Eerste Ottomaanse-Venesiese Oorlog
Peloponnese, GreeceBoekdrukkery hoofstad van Europa
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVenesië annekseer Ciprus
CyprusTweede Ottomaanse-Venesiese Oorlog
Adriatic SeaPortugese Seeroete-ontdekking na Indië
PortugalOorlog van die Liga van Cambrai
ItalySlag van Agnadello
Agnadello, Province of CremonaSlag van Marignano
Melegnano, Metropolitan City oDerde Ottomaanse-Venesiese Oorlog
Mediterranean SeaVierde Ottomaanse-Venesiese Oorlog
CyprusSlag van Lepanto
Gulf of Patras, GreeceEkonomiese agteruitgang van die Venesiese Republiek
Venice, Metropolitan City of VSpring Oorlog
Adriatic SeaGroot Plaag van Milaan
Venice, Metropolitan City of VEerste koffiehuis in Venesië
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVyfde Ottomaanse-Venesiese Oorlog: Kretenzer Oorlog
Aegean SeaSesde Ottomaanse-Venetiese Oorlog: Moreaanse Oorlog
Peloponnese, GreeceSewende Ottomaanse-Venesiese Oorlog
Peloponnese, GreeceVal van die Republiek van Venesië
Venice, Metropolitan City of VAppendices
APPENDIX 1
Venice & the Crusades (1090-1125)
Characters
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