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Contarini.svg|Alvise Contarini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1676–1684</span>
Contarini.svg|Alvise Contarini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1676–1684</span>
Giustinian.svg|Marcantonio Giustinian<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1684–1688</span>
Giustinian.svg|Marcantonio Giustinian<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1684–1688</span>
Michele Morosini.svg|Francesco Morosini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1688–1694</span>
Michele Morosini.svg|Francesco Morosini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">''Peloponnesiaco''<br>1688–1694</span>
Valier.svg|Silvestro Valier<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1694–1700</span>
Valier.svg|Silvestro Valier<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1694–1700</span>
Mocenigo.svg|Alvise II Mocenigo<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1700–1709</span>
Mocenigo.svg|Alvise II Mocenigo<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">1700–1709</span>

Revision as of 04:04, 31 August 2025

  • Coat of Arms
  • Republic of Venice Doges of Venice, Dalmatia and Croatia Lords of one and a half quarter of the Roman Empire Lords of Istria Arms from 1261

    Republic of Venice
    Doges of Venice, Dalmatia
    and Croatia
    Lords of one and a half quarter of the Roman Empire
    Lords of Istria
    Arms from 1261

  • Republic of Venice Doges of Venice, etc. From end of the 15th century

    Republic of Venice
    Doges of Venice, etc.
    From end of the 15th century

  • Republic of Venice Doges of Venice, etc. From c.1550

    Republic of Venice
    Doges of Venice, etc.
    From c.1550

  • Republic of Venice Doges of Venice, etc. From c.1700

    Republic of Venice
    Doges of Venice, etc.
    From c.1700

  • Republic of Venice Alternative arms variant in Salles des Croisades

    Republic of Venice
    Alternative arms variant in Salles des Croisades

  • Republic of Venice Great arms of the Republic From c.1709

    Republic of Venice
    Great arms of the Republic
    From c.1709


  • Mainland Domains
  • Motta di Livenza 1289–1797

    Motta di Livenza
    1289–1797

  • Treviso 1339–1797

    Treviso
    1339–1797

  • Vicenza 1404–1797

    Vicenza
    1404–1797

  • Belluno 1404–1797

    Belluno
    1404–1797

  • Feltre 1404–1797

    Feltre
    1404–1797

  • Polesine 1405–1797

    Polesine
    1405–1797

  • Verona 1405–1797

    Verona
    1405–1797

  • Padua 1405–1797

    Padua
    1405–1797

  • Patria del Friuli 1420–1797

    Patria del Friuli
    1420–1797

  • Crema and Cremasco 1449–1797

    Crema and Cremasco
    1449–1797

  • Brescia 1426–1797

    Brescia
    1426–1797

  • Bergamo 1427–1797

    Bergamo
    1427–1797

  • Adria Corfu 1509–1797

    Adria
    Corfu
    1509–1797


  • Domains of the Sea
  • Dalmatia Duchy of Dalmatia 1000–1797

    Dalmatia
    Duchy of Dalmatia
    1000–1797

  • Croatia Duchy of Croatia 1084–1797

    Croatia
    Duchy of Croatia
    1084–1797

  • Istria 1150–1797

    Istria
    1150–1797

  • Candia Kingdom of Candia 1205–1669

    Candia
    Kingdom of Candia
    1205–1669

  • Cherso Cres 1386–1797

    Cherso
    Cres
    1386–1797

  • Corcira Corfu 1386–1797

    Corcira
    Corfu
    1386–1797

  • Albania Lordship of Albania 1392–1797

    Albania
    Lordship of Albania
    1392–1797

  • Zante Zakynthos 1485–1797

    Zante
    Zakynthos
    1485–1797

  • Cipro Kingdom of Cyprus 1489–1571

    Cipro
    Kingdom of Cyprus
    1489–1571

  • Cefalonia 1500–1797

    Cefalonia
    1500–1797

  • Dalmatia and Croatia Kingdom of Dalmatia and Croatia Lordship of Albania Joint arms of East Adriatic possessions

    Dalmatia and Croatia
    Kingdom of Dalmatia and Croatia
    Lordship of Albania
    Joint arms of East Adriatic possessions


  • Doges of Venice
  • Otto Orseolo 1009–1026

    Otto Orseolo
    1009–1026

  • Pietro Barbolano 1026–1032

    Pietro Barbolano
    1026–1032

  • Domenico Flabanico 1032–1043

    Domenico Flabanico
    1032–1043

  • Domenico Contarini 1043–1071

    Domenico Contarini
    1043–1071

  • Domenico Selvo 1071–1084

    Domenico Selvo
    1071–1084

  • Vitale Faliero 1084–1096

    Vitale Faliero
    1084–1096

  • Vitale I Michiel 1096–1102

    Vitale I Michiel
    1096–1102

  • Ordelafo Falier 1102–1117

    Ordelafo Falier
    1102–1117

  • Domenico Michiel 1117–1130

    Domenico Michiel
    1117–1130

  • Pietro Polani 1130–1148

    Pietro Polani
    1130–1148

  • Domenico Morosini 1148–1156

    Domenico Morosini
    1148–1156

  • Vital II Michiel 1156–1172

    Vital II Michiel
    1156–1172

  • Sebastiano Ziani 1172–1178

    Sebastiano Ziani
    1172–1178

  • Orio Mastropiero 1178–1192

    Orio Mastropiero
    1178–1192

  • Enrico Dandolo 1192–1205

    Enrico Dandolo
    1192–1205

  • Pietro Ziani 1205–1229

    Pietro Ziani
    1205–1229

  • Jacopo Tiepolo 1229–1249

    Jacopo Tiepolo
    1229–1249

  • Marino Morosini 1249–1252

    Marino Morosini
    1249–1252

  • Reniero Zeno 1252–1268

    Reniero Zeno
    1252–1268

  • Lorenzo Tiepolo 1268–1275

    Lorenzo Tiepolo
    1268–1275

  • Jacopo Contarini 1275–1280

    Jacopo Contarini
    1275–1280

  • Giovanni Dandolo 1280–1289

    Giovanni Dandolo
    1280–1289

  • Pietro Gradenigo 1289–1311

    Pietro Gradenigo
    1289–1311

  • Marino Zorzi 1311–1312

    Marino Zorzi
    1311–1312

  • Giovanni Soranzo 1312–1328

    Giovanni Soranzo
    1312–1328

  • Francesco Dandolo 1328–1339

    Francesco Dandolo
    1328–1339

  • Bartolomeo Gradenigo 1339–1342

    Bartolomeo Gradenigo
    1339–1342

  • Andrea Dandolo 1342–1354

    Andrea Dandolo
    1342–1354

  • Marino Faliero 1354–1355

    Marino Faliero
    1354–1355

  • Giovanni Gradenigo 1355–1356

    Giovanni Gradenigo
    1355–1356

  • Giovanni Dolfin 1356–1361

    Giovanni Dolfin
    1356–1361

  • Lorenzo Celsi 1361–1365

    Lorenzo Celsi
    1361–1365

  • Marco Cornaro 1365–1367

    Marco Cornaro
    1365–1367

  • Andrea Contarin 1367–1382

    Andrea Contarin
    1367–1382

  • Michele Morosini 1382–1382

    Michele Morosini
    1382–1382

  • Antonio Venier 1382–1400

    Antonio Venier
    1382–1400

  • Michele Steno 1400–1413

    Michele Steno
    1400–1413

  • Tommaso Mocenigo 1413–1423

    Tommaso Mocenigo
    1413–1423

  • Francesco Foscari 1423–1457

    Francesco Foscari
    1423–1457

  • Pasquale Malipiero 1457–1462

    Pasquale Malipiero
    1457–1462

  • Cristoforo Moro 1462–1471

    Cristoforo Moro
    1462–1471

  • Nicolo Tron 1471–1473

    Nicolo Tron
    1471–1473

  • Nicolo Marcello 1473–1474

    Nicolo Marcello
    1473–1474

  • Pietro Mocenigo 1474–1476

    Pietro Mocenigo
    1474–1476

  • Andrea Vendramin 1476–1478

    Andrea Vendramin
    1476–1478

  • Giovanni Mocenigo 1478–1485

    Giovanni Mocenigo
    1478–1485

  • Marco Barbarigo 1485–1486

    Marco Barbarigo
    1485–1486

  • Agostino Barbarigo 1486–1501

    Agostino Barbarigo
    1486–1501

  • Leonardo Loredan 1501–1521

    Leonardo Loredan
    1501–1521

  • Antonio Grimani 1521–1523

    Antonio Grimani
    1521–1523

  • Andrea Gritti 1523–1538

    Andrea Gritti
    1523–1538

  • Pietro Lando 1539–1545

    Pietro Lando
    1539–1545

  • Francesco Donà 1545–1553

    Francesco Donà
    1545–1553

  • Marcantonio Trevisan 1553–1554

    Marcantonio Trevisan
    1553–1554

  • Francesco Venier 1554–1556

    Francesco Venier
    1554–1556

  • Lorenzo Priuli 1556–1559

    Lorenzo Priuli
    1556–1559

  • Girolamo Priuli 1559–1567

    Girolamo Priuli
    1559–1567

  • Pietro Loredan 1567–1570

    Pietro Loredan
    1567–1570

  • Alvise I Mocenigo 1570–1577

    Alvise I Mocenigo
    1570–1577

  • Sebastiano Venier 1577–1578

    Sebastiano Venier
    1577–1578

  • Nicolò Da Ponte 1578–1585

    Nicolò Da Ponte
    1578–1585

  • Pasquale Cicogna 1585–1595

    Pasquale Cicogna
    1585–1595

  • Marino Grimani 1595–1605

    Marino Grimani
    1595–1605

  • Leonardo Donà 1606–1612

    Leonardo Donà
    1606–1612

  • Marcantonio Memmo 1612–1615

    Marcantonio Memmo
    1612–1615

  • Giovanni Bembo 1615–1618

    Giovanni Bembo
    1615–1618

  • Nicolò Donà 1618

    Nicolò Donà
    1618

  • Antonio Priuli 1618–1623

    Antonio Priuli
    1618–1623

  • Francesco Contarini 1623–1624

    Francesco Contarini
    1623–1624

  • Giovanni I Cornaro 1625–1629

    Giovanni I Cornaro
    1625–1629

  • Nicolò Contarini 1630–1631

    Nicolò Contarini
    1630–1631

  • Francesco Erizzo 1631–1646

    Francesco Erizzo
    1631–1646

  • Francesco Molin 1646–1655

    Francesco Molin
    1646–1655

  • Carlo Contarini 1655–1656

    Carlo Contarini
    1655–1656

  • Francesco Cornaro 1656

    Francesco Cornaro
    1656

  • Bertuccio Valier 1656–1658

    Bertuccio Valier
    1656–1658

  • Giovanni Pesaro 1658–1659

    Giovanni Pesaro
    1658–1659

  • Domenico II Contarini 1659–1675

    Domenico II Contarini
    1659–1675

  • Nicolò Sagredo 1675–1676

    Nicolò Sagredo
    1675–1676

  • Alvise Contarini 1676–1684

    Alvise Contarini
    1676–1684

  • Marcantonio Giustinian 1684–1688

    Marcantonio Giustinian
    1684–1688

  • Francesco Morosini Peloponnesiaco 1688–1694

    Francesco Morosini
    Peloponnesiaco
    1688–1694

  • Silvestro Valier 1694–1700

    Silvestro Valier
    1694–1700

  • Alvise II Mocenigo 1700–1709

    Alvise II Mocenigo
    1700–1709

  • Giovanni II Cornaro 1709–1722

    Giovanni II Cornaro
    1709–1722

  • Sebastiano Mocenigo 1722–1732

    Sebastiano Mocenigo
    1722–1732

  • Carlo Ruzzini 1732–1735

    Carlo Ruzzini
    1732–1735

  • Alvise Pisani 1735–1741

    Alvise Pisani
    1735–1741

  • Pietro Grimani 1741–1752

    Pietro Grimani
    1741–1752

  • Francesco Loredan 1752–1762

    Francesco Loredan
    1752–1762

  • Marco Foscarini 1762–1763

    Marco Foscarini
    1762–1763

  • Alvise Giovanni Mocenigo 1763–1778

    Alvise Giovanni Mocenigo
    1763–1778

  • Paolo Renier 1778–1789

    Paolo Renier
    1778–1789

  • Ludovico Giovanni Manin 1789–1797 Office abolished in 1797, forced to abdicate by Napoleon Bonaparte

    Ludovico Giovanni Manin
    1789–1797
    Office abolished in 1797, forced to abdicate by Napoleon Bonaparte


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