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Revision as of 04:48, 31 August 2025
- Coat of Arms
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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 c.1550 -
Republic of Venice
Doges of Venice, etc.
From c.1700 -
Republic of Venice
Alternative arms variant in Salles des Croisades -
Republic of Venice
Great arms of the Republic
From c.1709
- Mainland Domains
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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
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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 East Adriatic possessions
- Doges of Venice
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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 Michiel
1117–1130 -
Pietro Polani
1130–1148 -
Domenico Morosini
1148–1156 -
Vital II Michiel
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
Peloponnesiaco
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
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House of Balbi
-
House of Barbaro
-
House of Balestrazzi
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House of Bembo
-
House of Bernardi
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House of Bragadin
-
-
-
House of Dandolo
-
House of Diedo
-
House of Dolfin
-
House of Emo
-
-
House of Faliero
-
House of Foscolo
-
House of Foscarini
-
House of Francheschi
-
House of Ghisi
-
-
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House of Mocenigo
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House of Penzo
-
House of Pola
-
-
House of Salamon
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House of Sanudo
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House of Savorgnan
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House of Sommaripa
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House of Viaro
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House of Zane
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House of Zeno
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House of Zorzi
