Jamhuri ya Venice
viambatisho
wahusika
marejeleo
Tembelea Duka
Msingi wa Jamhuri ya Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VWavamizi wa Lombard
Veneto, ItalyBiashara ya Chumvi
Venice, Metropolitan City of VDoge ya kwanza ya Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VUtawala wa Galbaio
Venice, Metropolitan City of VAmani ya Nicephorus
Venice, Metropolitan City of VKuunganishwa kwa Carolingian
Venice, Metropolitan City of VSt Marks kupata nyumba mpya
St Mark's Campanile, Piazza SaVenice inaacha kuuza Watumwa Wakristo, inauza Waslavs badala yake
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVenice inakua kituo cha biashara
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVenice inasuluhisha shida ya maharamia wa Narentine
Lastovo, CroatiaArsenal ya Venetian
ARSENALE DI VENEZIA, Venice, MUanzishwaji wa mtindo wa Byzantine unaweza kuwa ulikuwepo mapema kama karne ya 8, ingawa muundo wa sasa unasemekana ulianza mnamo 1104 wakati wa utawala wa Ordelafo Faliero, ingawa hakuna ushahidi wa tarehe sahihi kama hiyo.
Venice na Vita vya Msalaba
Sidon, LebanonMkataba wa Warmund
Jerusalem, IsraelCarnival ya Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VBaraza Kuu la Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VMauaji ya Walatini
İstanbul, TurkeyVita vya Nne
İstanbul, TurkeyMkataba wa biashara na Dola ya Mongol
Astrakhan, RussiaVita vya Kwanza vya Venetian-Genoese: Vita vya Saint Sabas
LevantVita vya Saint Sabas (1256–1270) vilikuwa vita kati ya jamhuri hasimu za baharini za Italia za Genoa (zikisaidiwa na Philip wa Montfort, Bwana wa Tiro, John wa Arsuf, na Knights Hospitaller ) na Venice (ikisaidiwa na Hesabu ya Jaffa). na Ascalon, John wa Ibelin, na Knights Templar ), juu ya udhibiti wa Acre, katika Ufalme wa Yerusalemu.
Vita vya Pili vya Venetian-Genoese: Vita vya Curzola
Aegean SeaKifo Cheusi
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVita vya Tatu vya Venetian-Genoese: Vita vya Straits
Mediterranean SeaUasi wa Mtakatifu Tito
Crete, GreeceVita vya Nne vya Venetian-Genoese: Vita vya Chioggia
Adriatic SeaVita vya Chioggia
Chioggia, Metropolitan City ofVita vya Nicopolis
Nicopolis, BulgariaVenice inapanuka katika bara
Verona, VR, ItalyRenaissance ya Venetian
Venice, Metropolitan City of VKuanguka kwa Constantinople
İstanbul, TurkeyKupungua kwa Venice kulianza mnamo 1453, wakati Constantinople ilipoanguka kwa Dola ya Ottoman , ambayo upanuzi wake ungetishia, na kufanikiwa kunyakua, ardhi nyingi za mashariki za Venice.
Vita vya Kwanza vya Ottoman-Venetian
Peloponnese, GreeceMji mkuu wa uchapishaji wa vitabu wa Ulaya
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVenice inashikilia Kupro
CyprusVita vya Pili vya Ottoman-Venetian
Adriatic SeaUgunduzi wa Njia ya Bahari ya Ureno hadi India
PortugalVita vya Ligi ya Cambrai
ItalyVita vya Agnadello
Agnadello, Province of CremonaVita vya Marignano
Melegnano, Metropolitan City oVita vya Tatu vya Ottoman-Venetian
Mediterranean SeaVita vya Nne vya Ottoman-Venetian
CyprusVita vya Lepanto
Gulf of Patras, GreeceKushuka kwa Uchumi wa Jamhuri ya Venetian
Venice, Metropolitan City of VRukia Vita
Adriatic SeaPigo kubwa la Milan
Venice, Metropolitan City of VNyumba ya kahawa ya kwanza huko Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VVita vya Tano vya Ottoman-Venetian: Vita vya Krete
Aegean SeaVita vya Sita vya Ottoman-Venetian: Vita vya Morean
Peloponnese, GreeceVita vya Saba vya Ottoman-Venetian
Peloponnese, GreeceKuanguka kwa Jamhuri ya Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VAppendices
APPENDIX 1
Venice & the Crusades (1090-1125)
Characters
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