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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, etc.
From mid–14th century
Republic of Venice
Alternative arms variant
14th century
Republic of Venice
Great arms of the Republic
ca.1680

Mainland Domains
Motta di Livenza
1289–1797
Treviso
1339–1797
Vicenza
1404–1797
Belluno
1404–1797
Feltre
1404–1797
Polesine
1405–1797
Verona
1405–1797
Padua
1405–1797
Patria del Friuli
1420–1797
Crema and Cremasco
1449–1797
Brescia
1426–1797
Bergamo
1427–1797
Adria
Corfu
1509–1797

Domains of the Sea
Dalmatia
Duchy of Dalmatia
1000–1797
Croatia
Duchy of Croatia
1084–1797
Istria
1150–1797
Candia
Kingdom of Candia
1205–1669
Cherso
Cres
1386–1797
Corcira
Corfu
1386–1797
Albania
Lordship of Albania
1392–1797
Zante
Zakynthos
1485–1797
Cipro
Kingdom of Cyprus
1489–1571
Cefalonia
1500–1797
Dalmatia and Croatia
Kingdom of Dalmatia and Croatia
Lordship of Albania
Joint arms of Eastern Adriatic possessions

Doges of Venice
Otto Orseolo
1009–1026
Pietro Barbolano
1026–1032
Domenico Flabanico
1032–1043
Domenico Contarini
1043–1071
Domenico Selvo
1071–1084
Vitale Faliero
1084–1096
Vitale I Michiel
1096–1102
Ordelafo Falier
1102–1117
Domenico Michele
1117–1130
Pietro Polani
1130–1148
Domenico Morosini
1148–1156
Vital II Michele
1156–1172
Sebastiano Ziani
1172–1178
Orio Mastropiero
1178–1192
Enrico Dandolo
1192–1205
Pietro Ziani
1205–1229
Jacopo Tiepolo
1229–1249
Marino Morosini
1249–1252
Reniero Zeno
1252–1268
Lorenzo Tiepolo
1268–1275
Jacopo Contarini
1275–1280
Giovanni Dandolo
1280–1289
Pietro Gradenigo
1289–1311
Marino Zorzi
1311–1312
Giovanni Soranzo
1312–1328
Francesco Dandolo
1328–1339
Bartolomeo Gradenigo
1339–1342
Andrea Dandolo
1342–1354
Marino Faliero
1354–1355
Giovanni Gradenigo
1355–1356
Giovanni Dolfin
1356–1361
Lorenzo Celsi
1361–1365
Marco Cornaro
1365–1367
Andrea Contarin
1367–1382
Michele Morosini
1382–1382
Antonio Venier
1382–1400
Michele Steno
1400–1413
Tommaso Mocenigo
1413–1423
Francesco Foscari
1423–1457
Pasquale Malipiero
1457–1462
Cristoforo Moro
1462–1471
Nicolo Tron
1471–1473
Nicolo Marcello
1473–1474
Pietro Mocenigo
1474–1476
Andrea Vendramin
1476–1478
Giovanni Mocenigo
1478–1485
Marco Barbarigo
1485–1486
Agostino Barbarigo
1486–1501
Leonardo Loredan
1501–1521
Antonio Grimani
1521–1523
Andrea Gritti
1523–1538
Pietro Lando
1539–1545
Francesco Donà
1545–1553
Marcantonio Trevisan
1553–1554
Francesco Venier
1554–1556
Lorenzo Priuli
1556–1559
Girolamo Priuli
1559–1567
Pietro Loredan
1567–1570
Alvise I Mocenigo
1570–1577
Sebastiano Venier
1577–1578
Nicolò Da Ponte
1578–1585
Pasquale Cicogna
1585–1595
Marino Grimani
1595–1605
Leonardo Donà
1606–1612
Marcantonio Memmo
1612–1615
Giovanni Bembo
1615–1618
Nicolò Donà
1618
Antonio Priuli
1618–1623
Francesco Contarini
1623–1624
Giovanni I Cornaro
1625–1629
Nicolò Contarini
1630–1631
Francesco Erizzo
1631–1646
Francesco Molin
1646–1655
Carlo Contarini
1655–1656
Francesco Cornaro
1656
Bertuccio Valier
1656–1658
Giovanni Pesaro
1658–1659
Domenico II Contarini
1659–1675
Nicolò Sagredo
1675–1676
Alvise Contarini
1676–1684
Marcantonio Giustinian
1684–1688
Francesco Morosini
1688–1694
Silvestro Valier
1694–1700
Alvise II Mocenigo
1700–1709
Giovanni II Cornaro
1709–1722
Sebastiano Mocenigo
1722–1732
Carlo Ruzzini
1732–1735
Alvise Pisani
1735–1741
Pietro Grimani
1741–1752
Francesco Loredan
1752–1762
Marco Foscarini
1762–1763
Alvise Giovanni Mocenigo
1763–1778
Paolo Renier
1778–1789
Ludovico Giovanni Manin
1789–1797
Office abolished in 1797, forced to abdicate by Napoleon Bonaparte

Patrician Families
House of Balbi
House of Barbaro
House of Balestrazzi
House of Crispo
House of Dandolo
House of Erizzo
House of Foscolo
House of Francheschi
House of Ghisi
House of Pola
House of Savorgnan
House of Sommaripa
House of Venier
House of Viaro
House of Zeno
House of Zorzi

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-Venice Ancient.svg|Republic of Venice<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Doges of Venice, Dalmatia and Croatia<br>Lords of one and a half quarter of the Roman Empire<br>Lords of Istria<br>Arms from 1261</span><!-- The title of the Doges until 1358 and the Treaty of Zara (Zadar) was: Duke of Venice, Dalmatia and Croatia; Lord of Istria; Lord of one and a half quarter of the Roman Empire and so on. After 1358 the title was reduced to simply Duke (Doge) of Venice, etc. However the Venetian doges still had all these titles and territories in their grand title all the way until the end of the republic in 1797.  -->
+Venice Ancient.svg|Republic of Venice<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Doges of Venice, Dalmatia<br> and Croatia<br>Lords of one and a half quarter of the Roman Empire<br>Lords of Istria<br>Arms from 1261</span><!-- The title of the Doges until 1358 and the Treaty of Zara (Zadar) was: Duke of Venice, Dalmatia and Croatia; Lord of Istria; Lord of one and a half quarter of the Roman Empire and so on. After 1358 the title was reduced to simply Duke (Doge) of Venice, etc. However the Venetian doges still had all these titles and territories in their grand title all the way until the end of the republic in 1797.  -->
 Venice.svg|Republic of Venice<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Doges of Venice, etc.<br>From mid–14th century</span>
 Repubblica di Venezia.svg|Republic of Venice<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Alternative arms variant<br>14th century</span>