Bisitahin ang Tindahan
Foundation ng Republika ng Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VMga mananakop sa Lombard
Veneto, ItalyKalakalan ng Asin
Venice, Metropolitan City of VUnang Doge ng Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VPaghahari ng Galbaio
Venice, Metropolitan City of VAng kapayapaan ng Nicephorus
Venice, Metropolitan City of VCarolingian gusot
Venice, Metropolitan City of VNakahanap ng bagong tahanan ang St Marks
St Mark's Campanile, Piazza SaTumigil ang Venice sa pagbebenta ng mga Kristiyanong Alipin, sa halip ay nagbebenta ng mga Slav
Venice, Metropolitan City of VAng Venice ay naging isang sentro ng kalakalan
Venice, Metropolitan City of VNiresolba ng Venice ang problemang pirata ng Narentine
Lastovo, CroatiaVenetian Arsenal
ARSENALE DI VENEZIA, Venice, MMaaaring umiral ang istilong Byzantine noong ika-8 siglo, kahit na ang kasalukuyang istraktura ay karaniwang sinasabing nagsimula noong 1104 sa panahon ng paghahari ni Ordelafo Faliero, bagaman walang ebidensya para sa eksaktong petsa.
Venice at ang mga Krusada
Sidon, LebanonKasunduan sa Warmund
Jerusalem, IsraelCarnival ng Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VMahusay na Konseho ng Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VMassacre ng mga Latin
İstanbul, TurkeyIkaapat na Krusada
İstanbul, TurkeyKasunduan sa kalakalan sa Imperyong Mongol
Astrakhan, RussiaUnang digmaang Venetian–Genoese: Digmaan ng Saint Sabas
LevantAng Digmaan ng Saint Sabas (1256–1270) ay isang tunggalian sa pagitan ng magkatunggaling Italian maritime republics ng Genoa (tinulungan ni Philip ng Montfort, Lord of Tyre, John of Arsuf, at ng Knights Hospitaller ) at Venice (tinulungan ng Count of Jaffa at Ascalon, John ng Ibelin, at ang Knights Templar ), sa pamamahala sa Acre, sa Kaharian ng Jerusalem.
Ikalawang digmaang Venetian–Genoese: Digmaan ng Curzola
Aegean SeaItim na Kamatayan
Venice, Metropolitan City of VIkatlong Venetian–Genoese war: War of the Straits
Mediterranean SeaPag-aalsa ni San Tito
Crete, GreeceIkaapat na digmaang Venetian–Genoese: Digmaan ng Chioggia
Adriatic SeaLabanan ng Chioggia
Chioggia, Metropolitan City ofLabanan sa Nicopolis
Nicopolis, BulgariaLumalawak ang Venice sa mainland
Verona, VR, ItalyVenetian Renaissance
Venice, Metropolitan City of VPagbagsak ng Constantinople
İstanbul, TurkeyNagsimula ang paghina ng Venice noong 1453, nang bumagsak ang Constantinople sa Ottoman Empire , na ang pagpapalawak ay nagbabanta, at matagumpay na sakupin, ang marami sa silangang lupain ng Venice.
Unang Digmaang Ottoman–Venetian
Peloponnese, GreeceKabisera ng pag-imprenta ng libro ng Europa
Venice, Metropolitan City of VPinagsama ng Venice ang Cyprus
CyprusIkalawang Digmaang Ottoman–Venetian
Adriatic SeaPagtuklas ng Portuges na Ruta ng Dagat patungong India
PortugalDigmaan ng Liga ng Cambrai
ItalyLabanan ng Agnadello
Agnadello, Province of CremonaLabanan ng Marignano
Melegnano, Metropolitan City oIkatlong Ottoman-Venetian War
Mediterranean SeaIkaapat na Digmaang Ottoman–Venetian
CyprusLabanan sa Lepanto
Gulf of Patras, GreecePaghina ng Ekonomiya ng Republika ng Venetian
Venice, Metropolitan City of VTumalon Digmaan
Adriatic SeaMahusay na Salot ng Milan
Venice, Metropolitan City of VUnang Coffee house sa Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VIkalimang Digmaang Ottoman–Venetian: Digmaang Cretan
Aegean SeaIkaanim na Ottoman–Venetian War: Morean War
Peloponnese, GreeceIkapitong Ottoman–Venetian War
Peloponnese, GreecePagbagsak ng Republika ng Venice
Venice, Metropolitan City of VAppendices
APPENDIX 1
Venice & the Crusades (1090-1125)
Characters
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