The History of the Republic of Venice : Every Year

The Venetian Republic was one of the most powerful maritimie republic ever established in Italy, helding its power from the city of Venice.
Founded in 421, see the History of this Republic from the date it gained independance from the Eastern Roman Empire in 697 until 1797 when it was abolished by Napoleon, passing through the period within it established its complete hegemony over the Mediterranean.
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Musics :
Kevin Macleod - Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049 [orig. by JS Bach
Kevin Macleod - Hero Down

[@giannisb2721]

Venice left a strong influence in southern Greece and Greek islands: 1) 890 words. Greek language has 2.500-3000 Italian words (the most words coming from a foreign language), 890 of them being venetian 2) great influence in architecture. If you ever visit nafplio, monemvasia, preveza, Chania mesolonghi, corfu etc you will see what i am talking about 3) cuisine: Greece is the only country second to Italy with a heavy native pasta tradition, meanwhile Greece has the second heaviest pasta consumption in the world after Italy itself. If course that is not visible in touristic areas and thats because people associate pasta with Italy only, so Greece never promoted its traditional pasta. 4) music: major influences can be found in the ionian islands, but minor also in Crete and aegean music, as well as in western Peloponnese

[@charadradam9985]

i am greek and you are absolutely right (only one comment about pasta. a kind of a similar to todays pasta was used already in the ancient greeks after the funeral of a person)

[@federicomontuori9543]

🇮🇹❤🇬🇷

[@alexanderivkin7086]

In every greek reastaurant in Germany, where I live, you get Pasta. And you are right, greek pasta is very good.

[@Didagg]

What does “native pasta tradition” mean? If it means using pasta in it’s dishes, most of the Mediterranean has some, well at least in the european part

[@user-pu9lk8lm5z]

U fking bastards suck us at 1204.we greeks were the richest country until you betrayed us.u stole 1million coins for fk shake you melt all bronze statues that there from ancient greece.and you let us poor so ottomans destroyed us and conquered us for 350 years you are the reason for our poverty nad misery.1204 was our end.we had the best civilization and you were nothing.we forced to steal traditions so to survive.fking italians

[@axelandersson6314]

Truly the most Serene of Doges.

[@_braileanul]

RIP one of the most epic republics in history

[@pausememes6974]

It still kinda exists

[@gigachad3457]

@@pausememes6974 kinda hahahahha more year and it floooded hahaahagaahhaahaa

[@felix2lol-34lol-]

Tge most doge republic

[@baroquemusicvideos2023]

Un xórno ła ritornarà 🦁 WSM ❤

[@rogersmith7525]

I find it very based from Greece, gave us architecture and protection from Ottomans.

[@LordMyron09]

The funny part to me is that it's technically one of the longest running republics to ever exist (although it's legitimacy as a true representation of the people is debatable, to say the least). To say that a nation existed as an independent political unit outside of major imperial capital regions for a thousand years is something truly of note.

[@marluxia8832]

Yeah, right. No wonder Venetian separatists almost managed to stage an armed coup in 2014 (!) to restore the Venetian Republic once again.

[@Drobexxx]

it's representation of the people is not under debate, Venice was not a democracy and it never pretended to be one. "Republic" is not a synonym with "democracy".

[@Tetex]

@@Drobexxx Keep in mind that the founding fathers of America never intended for everyone to be able to vote. In their idea of democracy only a few would be allowed to vote and those few were of course wealthy and educated. The idea that everyone would be allowed to vote would be considered total insanity for them. Even in Athens where democracy came to be it wasn't like that. You had to complete military training to be able to vote in Ancient Athens, later this kind of training would also include philosophical and literary studies and only the wealthy would take it. Democracy like it is today would be seen as a joke and no one would dare to propose it and if someone did people would probably think the person had some kind of mental illness.

[@Venetian2000]

Great video! Im from Venezia

[@clementerossato8463]

O, almanco un Veneto chi sotto, bisogna portar alto el nome de Venessia.

[@valentintenna4775]

Viva venezia e viva Italia!

[@davidetoffoletto9981]

Veneto Indipendente... semo stai pì tempo afaciai verso el levante che verso el resto dea penisoea

[@rickyyacine4818]

no destory venice

[@FalkyRocket2222]

@@rickyyacine4818 no

[@KheyPard]

The next video will be a bit different from what I've ever done until today.

[@Warsawke]

Im looking forward to see it!

[@asrield6016]

Khey Pard why did you change you profile picture on youtube? good video btw

[@KheyPard]

Asrield Thanks for noticing the change. I changed it temporarily, I will put back the other very soon.

[@asrield6016]

Khey Pard ok and I dont know but I love your videos so much I keep loop them over and over again just so perfect that music that art style and history is so perfect thank you

[@galaxymapper4622]

@@KheyPard Can you give musics in your history of egypt video please?

[@fordfokas9230]

much maritime, such republic, wow

[@FalkyRocket2222]

i see what you did there

[@CostasMelas]

One of the biggest sea powers in the history. This state was the greatest opponent of the Ottoman expansion in the Balkans and the East Mediterranean.

[@mm2mm0]

No they were not opponents, maybe in the beginning but after that they both profitied from each other and gave the Mediterranean trade more value

[@adrianofepirius3318]

Venice republic fight agains skanderbeg to help the otomans but when they saw he was strong they try to help him

[@Wanderer777jk]

Wrong. They were not even close to become greatest opponent to the Ottomans lol. The biggest opponent was Austro-Hungarian monarchy and inside their borders the biggest resistance was given from Croatian people. Venetia kept peace and influence mostly by money and bribe, they could held islands because Ottomans pursued land, their main goal was always Vienna.

[@Ahmetivren]

Relatian between Ottoman and Venice is interesting. Yes they were really a big opponent each other at seas. They fight for centruies but knows How to agree each others interests at the same time. Venice had deployed a permanent envoy at Constantinople. They support each others some times because Venice is a trade country so they are beneficiary. They can't cut off relations with Ottomans for a long time

[@marcobelli6856]

@@Wanderer777jkthey were an ultra big power compared to their size they were punching wayyy above their weight in money and influence. Of course nobody was saying they could conquered the Ottoman Empire bro 😂😂😂 that’s a whole another story

[@Doucas1349]

Venice alone was so strong that managed to stand up to the armies of the strongest monarchies in Europe (even including the empire) and to come out head-on to then rival the Ottomans themselves in the domain of the sea for over 2 centuries. Imagine an Italy united by Venice in XV century like France, Spain, Portugal and England: no one would ever think of facing this superpower. This Italy would have the triple of the resources of Spanish, French and Imperial all put together and it would have put the Ottomans in serious difficulties in dominating the Mediterranean. It would have been the strongest state of Europe !!!

[@dddd-uk4vn]

an italy united under venice with a venetian ruling class would've been scary yes, but italians in general outside of venice werent all that competent

[@Tetex]

Venetians didn't see themselves as Italians. Also many of the powerful families of Venice saw the territories of the Terraferma (mainland) with distrust, they thought that Venice should be geared towards the sea and those territories were only putting the Republic at risk without bringing enough benefits to justify holding them. Uniting Italy was never a goal because before nationalism there really wasn't an Italian identity, especially in Venice that didn't see themselves as part of Italy just as the British sometimes don't see themselves as part of Europe even though technically they are in Europe (have you ever seen a British saying he is going to spend his vacation in Europe as if Britain is not Europe, just like that). Btw, the Venetian language is not a dialect of Italian, it is considered a separate language.

[@wsm2545]

Actually, as a venetian motherlanguage, the correct name is "Repùblega de Venèçia" or "Repùblega Vèneta"

[@iaiabi]

Thank you for this tribute ❤️

[@POGKPP]

Great video!

[@bbenjoe]

Once Venice was the master of the seas. In 1038 Saint Stephen of Hungary died. His sister was the wife of the Doge of Venice, and Stephen named her son Peter Orseolo as his heir (since his own sons had died before him). Therefore the second king of Hungary was actually half Venetian. Peter had a hard time reigning, he was probably killed in 1046. He was buried in the cathedral of Pécs, however the location of his grave is unknown.

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Dutch: *We Took Land From the Sea.* Venice: *Is It Possible to learn this power??*

[@padishahaurangzebalamgir1234]

Should be other way around

[@safs3098]

Venice was the OG land reclaimer, the Dutch came aftee

[@giuseppedepiccoli8917]

Great GREAT job!! TANKS Khey ! :)

[@Reyan09]

Love your work!!!subbed : D

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Great Britain: *I am The First Maritime Colonial and Economical Empire.* Netherlands/Dutch: *Well, I AM FIRST.* Venice: _Amateurs._ GB, N: *WHAT WAS THAT, PUNK?!* The Republic of Venice: **AMATEURS!**

[@Mies78]

@Ani Gamings Phoenicia : *snickers*

[@anto-sk4ce]

@I change my name every month they were city states not a single country

[@publican90]

@@anto-sk4ce yeah but athens was a Maritime empire

[@rekamud6635]

phonecia

[@seanbeckett4019]

I didn't quite realize how many of the Aegean islands Venice actually controlled, and for so long. It's incredible Venice held Crete until the mid-1600s.

[@ylmazirdenyazc8393]

İt took a decades long siege by the Ottomans for them to Lose it and it was a close call too, it was possibly one of the longest sieges in the world.

[@VeridarRasko]

And also cyprus FOR a lot

[@safs3098]

And only lost it because of some french frog eaters

[@JuliaDM]

Great job !

[@KheyPard]

Thanks !

[@JuliaDM]

Soon I will make a special video on the occasion of 100 years of Polish independence.

[@Warsawke]

@@JuliaDM Sory że mnie nie ma na hangouts ja leże w łużku i oglądam bo się źle czuję teraz piszę na telefonię

[@lhistoire4851]

@@Warsawke hi

[@Warsawke]

@@lhistoire4851 Hello

[@historyinbrief1169]

Great work!!! Venice was a huge Trade Empire, which lasted for more than 1.000 years...

[@CoolNinja925]

Could've survived for half a century longer if Napoleon didn't show up /:

[@konyvnyelv.]

Trade of slaves from Dalmatia, sold to turks and arabs

[@noahkidd3359]

Dope. Subscribed!

[@pnkcnlng228]

I love the fact that you didn't use Italian but the real language of that land, Venetian!

[@BlazingFlame69]

Bro Venetian is litteraly a regional dialect of Italy

[@pnkcnlng228]

@@BlazingFlame69 No. It is a language with it's own grammar and pronounciation, literature and history. Italian is the language that was used by the high elite and the poets since 1861, when it became the official language, and only around 1960 everyone started speaking it fluently

[@BlazingFlame69]

@@pnkcnlng228It can't be called its own language

[@tsarulfhednar5691]

@@BlazingFlame69 (i'm italian so i know what i'm saying) there is a big difference between language and dialect. lot of italian dialects are actually languages with their own grammar, lexicon and pronunciation (a famous example is the sardinian language). although now what they speak in venice is more a dialect than a language, from the middleages to the unification of italy they spoke the venetian language there (we also need to remember that italian is actually a dialect, the florence dialect that Dante used to write the Divina Commedia in the 1300, so it's kind of stupid to call a language that exists since the fall of the roman empire (kinda) the dialect of another dialect which was born centuries later)

[@Australisisagoodguy1234]

@@tsarulfhednar5691 Venetian is not a language only because Italian is the official one. Venetian isn't standardized yet but it isn't a dialect of Italian.

[@JuliaDM]

congratulations for 30,000 subscriptions Khey !

[@KheyPard]

And congratulations to you for your 20 k ! You're making a really great job !

[@JuliaDM]

Thank you !

[@JuliaDM]

+Khey Pard What are you planning to do in the next movie?

[@bergahorning]

@Khey Pard I also wish to receive 30,000 subscriptions on the Khey Pard channel! :)

[@evy2031]

Napoleon ruined everything

[@eliaarduini5894]

@Vequio Ourax Unified through the sales of Venice to Austria?

[@eliaarduini5894]

@Vequio Ourax And when he lose the territory return to Austria again...

[@nicolamutton]

@@pippo9830 nope they gained only lombardy

[@somethingsmooth]

@Vequio Ourax How could he give Venice back to Italy if Venice had never been part of Italy and Italy as a State didn't even exist before 1861?

[@somethingsmooth]

@Vequio Ourax exactly. "Unified", not REunified. Venice was originally part of the Byzantine Hexarcate but soon became independent. It has never been part of Italy before the end of the Republic in 1797

[@brndgta7419]

The longest running Maritime Republic

[@olbiomoiros]

One of my favourite empires.

[@HassanHassan-ux9cw]

Which Empire dude?

[@gonzalomarquez8264]

Your favourite Republic you should say.

[@FalkyRocket2222]

@@gonzalomarquez8264 republics can be empires

[@marcobelli6856]

@@HassanHassan-ux9cwdon’t let yourself be fooled by the “small” dimensions. Other empires are shown big on a map because they make a giant red blob near cities the empire control but are mostly empty area. Venice with just controlling those islands, the Italian region, and Costantinople had an urban population on par if not superior than Uk or France. The latters just had lots of farmers too outside the towns. But literally think about Uk look how much pop London had at the time, look at all the other “big cities” (there were none) and than watch all the Urban population or Venice Republic and it’s basically the same if not Venice has even more than the whole Uk

[@HassanHassan-ux9cw]

@@marcobelli6856 it was a strong republic, not a empire I’m sorry

[@IlMappatoreGenovese]

Please, make "The history of the Genoese Maritime Republic". :3

[@Venetianmappingandanimations]

no because it is gay

[@IlMappatoreGenovese]

@@Venetianmappingandanimations Battaglia di Curzola :3

[@santiuwu7677]

@@IlMappatoreGenovese Chioggia.

[@IlMappatoreGenovese]

@@santiuwu7677 Touché.

[@lucacastellaro1615]

si sarebbe bello

[@shaqcepticeye6520]

You forgot to put Venice underwater for this year.

[@suren2313]

Shaqcepticeye true

[@stemon83]

Funny. Funny, funny, funny.

[@Ieva_Leonardo]

Ma vaffanculo

[@Warsawke]

Vey nice!

[@HashimyHuseini]

Nice idea .

[@fracassonel9032]

Extraordinario como este pequeño estado duró 1100 años y pudo enfrentar a superpotencias como españa, los imperios bizantino y otomano, francia , el papado etc....aparte de su tradicional rivalidad con genova....ademas fué tal vez la primera ciudad industrial de europa

[@loofms9167]

Actually not really a surprise. Now it's just a memory but once it was a great European superpower that at its peek was the richest world country.

[@alperene8528]

They were little but strong

[@fm1668]

Damn you Napoleon

[@tusciae.langobardorum]

Grande Venezia e grandi Veneti!

[@genogeorgiev6191]

Hi love your videos keep up the good work and btw can you make the history of Bulgaria 🇧🇬

[@royaljanissary4555]

I can't believe, once America and Venice exist at the same time

[@rosintruder6867]

cool, thank you

[@dominikdelinic5187]

how did you make that, pls do a tutorial, there is not a single one on KZbin about this, just countryball animations. Please make a tutorial, it looks great

[@kingpingui4654]

Long live Venice

[@luigino695]

GLORIA A LA MEA REPUBLICA DE VENEXIA!

[@clementerossato8463]

Potremo in alto el nome de San Marco e la nostra amata Republica.

[@valentintenna4775]

Viva Venezia e viva Italia!

[@monsieur558]

That was one unique country, r.i.p

[@bergahorning]

Great movie!

[@elfamosopiran2267]

Super vidéo mon clef

[@KheyPard]

issou

[@elfamosopiran2267]

@@KheyPard meilleur khey youtubeur 👌🏻

[@lusornemo8066]

For all memers in the comment section. The leader of Venice was not a dog

[@BritishRepublicsn]

Dang I genuinely thought a state could reach the wealth it’s at by being led by a dog. Thanks for educating me Sherlock

[@migelangeldejesusquinterog4584]

I came for Enrico dandolo and fourth crusade memes.

[@VeridarRasko]

@@BritishRepublicsn bro he is unable to understand when people are joking. Sherlock

[@luigino695]

republic of venice is my country i live in venice

[@imelonidigiorgia]

mi so de padoa

[@vittoriofedrefedre2299]

@@imelonidigiorgia anca mi

[@clementerossato8463]

@@imelonidigiorgia Mi de Vicensa.

[@luigino695]

@Vred venetian

[@Dns.inceptiowl]

The most beautiful city in modern times: Venezia. You can't erase 1000 years of history of sovereign state. Its legacy is its identity.

[@pecheur222]

The image of Paoluccio Anafesto is actually a picture of Francesco Morosini...

[@kamrankharuti418]

Hi dear sir , i am your big fan of your video so Please make one video about Afghanistan history thank you

[@franciscomm7675]

3:30. Ezio auditore " i will assassinate marco barbarigo"

[@ultragamer4960]

Keep the style. Please.I dislike the one that ollie bye is using. This one I feel has more quality. You are the best mapper in all of KZbin.

[@khediveabbashilmiiiofegypt9475]

Like before watching for our big mate Khey Pard.

[@mrodwenderstarsmos9046]

Very good!

[@playboygoss]

KheyPard can you make a video about WORLD WAR II EASTERN FRONT PLEASE ? Tu peux faire une vidéo spécialement sur le front de l'est durant la seconde guerre mondiale ?

[@mumblemumble1821]

Venezia: la Repubblica Serenissima (Venice: the Most Serene Republic)

[@cristiamjulianayalape]

Serenísima República de Venecia.

[@user-gi9kk7il7v]

when i look at their video😁 when i look at their profile💀

[@sdsdfgle]

I like how their leader is called “doge”

[@FadedXenox]

So dogs ruled humans in the republic? Yes I know it the title of the ruler

[@POGKPP]

Yes, dogs has more prestige than humans. This is why they ruled humans in Venice.

[@misseli1]

FadedX The Dalmatians took control of paft of the republic!!

[@user-oc5bc4ol7j]

Doge means Dox or "leader"

[@alexiii5967]

HISTORY OF SPAIN PLEASE

[@Cottereau1]

Louis XVI le cartographe aurait été fier de toi

[@KheyPard]

Notre bon vieux roi aurait pu être un très bon explorateur ou marin en raison de son attirance envers la cartographie. Mais l'histoire en a décidé autrement 🙂

[@Mxksim780]

Pizza deliziosa

[@michaelmoore4043]

Great

[@michaelmoore4043]

@Micahistory hi

[@Warsawke]

It very nice in Ve nice

[@gameboyhotline3712]

I’m descended from the Gradenigo family :( our precious republic

[@itzjonny942]

Hey, idk about it but I think I'm descended from the Cornaros

[@thefallenlmc5158]

I am descended from Renier and Venier. You guys wanna retake the Republic?

[@Mike-gz4xn]

Gameboy Hotline you guys killed the Byzantines thus causing much of Christianity to suffer for hundreds of years. Nice job.

[@norboii7981]

The HIstory of the Hungary PLZ!! :D

[@user-uz6bs5fk8b]

Do also Repubblic of Genoa !

[@kubajcz]

Please do history of Czech so history of bohemia please

[@PolarMapperislove]

Thank you for doing my NATION. Thanks also for putting the name in the Venetian Language.

[@PolarMapperislove]

@@imelonidigiorgia mi vicensa

[@WFASPigeonGang]

@@PolarMapperislove mi Treviso

[@crazydeer92]

@@WFASPigeonGang anca mi, disemo de Mojan

[@user-yp2gg7uv3x]

Why Venice had such strange territory and borders

[@garn3590]

Because they did like the Portoguese, wanting to expand commerce and not having enough manpower to take a lot of land they sniped important commercial nodes. They tried to expand more organically both in Italy and balkans-greece but where stopped by bigger states or coalitions, they where monsters at sea, not at land

[@weywth2191]

The history of the Argentina, plz!

[@NCR_Trooperr]

na nasion, na łengua, na storia!

[@user-fm7qi2mh6b]

ياريت تنشرون تاريخ دوله العراق من الدوله السومريه الى الوقت الحالي

[@Fil1898]

I'm from that island with the star, which was the capital (Metamuco) in latin, great video!

[@HOMEP_1]

Isn‘t it impossibly expensive to live there?

[@Fil1898]

@@HOMEP_1 Yeah

[@TolgaUnalTR]

...o ....o - So "o" is everything

[@carmi7042]

Most of Italian Male names end in "o"

[@Abdullah_al-Shadhili]

F*CK O!!! ONLY E!!!!!

[@Abdullah_al-Shadhili]

E!

[@Abdullah_al-Shadhili]

E

[@TolgaUnalTR]

@@Abdullah_al-Shadhili EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!

[@Y0k0y0]

Do you need a cutter? I think I could improve the videos without changing the content.

[@AstroDominik1234]

Khey pard to make a Polish story in a refreshed version?

[@jenniferdunn8386]

D O G E

[@sharkronical]

Famous for being an octopus in Polandball

[@boldandbrash5255]

Hey kids, today we're gonna talk about Venice.

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

You could and should explain what happened after 1797 bro

[@thadeusgaspar224]

French Revolution

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

@@thadeusgaspar224 isso foi a causa vá, mas ele devia meter no vídeo para as pessoas saberem o porquê

[@christophermonti5403]

Omg. It didn't change the flag at all! Epic Republic in the world!

[@KlausVonKuste]

In reality wea changed during centuries, but, always with the winged Lion of St. Mark.

[@lucaspgtu-go4514]

Faz da South América

[@umayyadball4126]

That thumbnail with the mini map in the corner made it look like what Italy will probably look like in a century with rising sea levels.

[@rollingsky-4680]

History of Thailand Please Please PleasePlease 😁😁😁😁

[@talkj2125]

Dear , I am writing to inquire about your permission to use your video clip. This is , the Korean TV show which is broadcasted on JTBC (Korean TV channel). With your permission, I'd like to use your video to introduce the history of Venice. It will be broadcasted at 9PM on 29 May 2023. Thank you for your kind attention and look forward to hearing from you.

[@FluffyFishy69]

You missed out the various towns Venice controlled on the eastern adriatic italian mainland and a few others.

[@leoflorida95]

1000 years of progress destroyed in one year

[@janusmapping5207]

flood "CAUTION" Venice water walk.

[@kiprassimutis314]

Pls do lithuania

[@cerberus_825]

VIVA SAN MARCO

[@sto_karfi842]

This was a brutal transfer of the Roman capital back to italy...

[@WFASPigeonGang]

Toso mi so fiero de ti

[@fehervari98]

Rip Zara 1203

[@mikaelortiz1739]

Independence now!

[@razvanalbu2104]

No.

[@Marco-ve5yp]

@@razvanalbu2104 E ti ci sarisito par parlar, foresto? Ti dixe de no, però go idea che ti no xe gnanca bon de capir el Vèneto, ahahahahahahah

[@razvanalbu2104]

@@Marco-ve5yp who cares about what you think

[@razvanalbu2104]

@@Marco-ve5yp How about you learn to write in english you arrogant fuck, until then enjoy your time being part of Italy

[@mikaelortiz1739]

Leo Bz99 Bene, perdi la tua identità. sono stati una repubblica molto prima della repubblica italiana, che è anche sull'orlo di una crisi economica. Sì, sono straniero, di Porto Rico.

[@mtndew490]

NOOOO THE DOGE!

[@ilikemeat1875]

im not here for the map, even though I like the Venice civilization, I’m here for the song

[@l.sandrin1156]

venice aeterna -

[@baphomet398]

Those guys killed smurfs and stole their hats

[@giorgiobercic4946]

I am proud that my roots are in this deep culture, I am ashamed to see britons, uncultured, racist, ignorant comments... This Republic had the dominion on the Adriatic sea ans on the eastern Mediterranean sea for about 7centuries... And you don't understand this,.. Your influence on Greece, Cyprus, your ship cruises to Israel, are traced and stabilized by this Republic.. Arabic people call Adriatic sea, the venetian gulf, byndikiratt,.... All our history d be totally different without the Serenissima... An example of really democracy and tolerance, lingua franca.. U know what I mean? Well, venetian was lingua franca from Venice, to all eastern coast of Adriatic sea, actual, ehm slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, even Albania, to Greek Islands of Zante, zakintos, creta, kriti, Cyprus and to holy Jerusalem.... Actual languages preserves words, grammatical expression of venetian, dishes are so, buzara, kaperi, briziola.. Ask local people even today.... And Othello, was colored, he was a, leader of venetian ship powerfull flotilla, yes d they didn't look at your origin and race, but about your attitude,... Culture of Serenissima is still alive and preserved, particularly in Istria and Dalmatia, for centuries under venetian control... About Dubrovnik, Ragusa, yes it was indipendent, but culture, language, trade, life was under the power and illuminate leadership of its mother, Venice..... Slavian, I am among these, preserved this culture, even is history, napoleon, Austria, Yugoslavia, destroyed all possible Lyons of Saint Marco... Look at this from koper, to all Istria and Dalmatia far from Greece, trough Albania and Montenegro.... In every city on the Sea 🌊 you look at, you ll see fortifications remained and, when not totally destroyed, there is Saint Marco Lyon with a book, opened while peace period, closed when war troubles occurred. For the teachers that see all this only a sea tale, remember that Venezia conquered territory far up to Milan perifer area,... Southern to actual central Italy.. And, please Marco Polo , was venetian, first real, deep approach to Chinese culture, was his life..... Now tell me about Luxembourg or Kosovo... By the way striga is one of the words autoctone in this land... I heard and smile about this, good culture to everyone ❤️🤗👍

[@giovannidedes2376]

PAX TIBI MARCE EVANGELISTA MEUS. From Greek island of Zakynthos, the ''Zante, fior di levante'' of Venetians (1384-1797).

[@giovannidedes2376]

@Demy Troy You know!

[@imperatoredelkumineolitici7624]

Republega*

[@FRadriaan]

They had very strong navy crashed the Ottomans forgot the name of the battle.

[@callmeyourmajesty09]

Yes, battle of Gallipoli (1416), battle of Dardanelles (1656)....