The Rise of Venice: How a City on Water Dominated the Mediterranean
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- Venice was founded in the 17th century. V, prospered as a maritime republic and center of commerce, faced decline and is now famous for its canals and heritage.
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I particularly enjoy the graphics shown here.
It took four wars for Venice to get to where it is now
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Just got back from Venice. Such an amazing place
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I'm thinking, since the nobilities themselves the ruling class, who are actively participating in trades and funding them and (cargo) transport then isn't it essentially a government subsidy? well, it seems to me that's just fine since they're not that big of a government nor overreaching like today's countries.
Maybe in the future the Venetians will make a big statue for the south-Danube Romanians, Aromanians known as morlacs, who provided them with products and food every day. Giovanii Batista Giustinoano: "commercial exchanges in 1552 between Morlacs-Croatians-Venetians from only TWO cities Zara and Split: 14000+25000= 39000 ducats × 150 ($ today) = $5,850,000 million." Without the products of the Morlacs, the Dalmatian cities (I also say Venice as it is today) did not exist!" They were the absolute masters of the Balkan mountains, they even had their great Canale della Morlacca, today Vinodolski kanal. In 1400 only one morlac family owned 10k sheep. But because they were Orthodox believers and not Catholics for the papacy they were pagans. May be.
When did the first Phoenicians/Venetians arrive in that area ~ that is, before they started building in the marshy areas? This has been a big question for me and one I haven't been able to find the answer to. The Phoenicians were of the tribe of Dan, the 6th son of Jacob, and his Canaanite wives. Genesis 49 for his blessing, and Amos 8:14 for his condemnation.
😂😂😂😂 they literally called him Doge like the dog. Why not call him doge van diare from 40k. "
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Maybe in the future the Venetians will make a big statue for the south-Danube Romanians, Aromanians known as morlacs, who provided them with products and food every day. Giovanii Batista Giustinoano: "commercial exchanges in 1552 between Morlacs-Croatians-Venetians from only TWO cities Zara and Split: 14000+25000= 39000 ducats × 150 ($ today) = $5,850,000 million." Without the products of the Morlacs, the Dalmatian cities (I also say Venice as it is today) did not exist!" They were the absolute masters of the Balkan mountains, they even had their great Canale della Morlacca, today Vinodolski kanal. In 1400 only one morlac family owned 10k sheep. But because they were Orthodox believers and not Catholics for the papacy they were pagans. May be.