A Companion to Venetian History, 1400-1797

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Territory Years of Venetian Rule in the
Early Modern Period

Bishoprics

Obrovazzo (Obrovac) 1409–1527; 1647–70; 1687–1797
Laurana (Vrana) 1409–1538; 1647–1797
Ostrovizza (Oštrovica) 1411–1412; 1684–1797
Scardona (Skradin) 1411–12; 1684–1797 Bp
Canina (Knin) 1688–1797
Sebenico (Sibenik) 1412–1797 Bp
Trau (Trogir) 1420–1797 Bp
Spalato (Split) 1420–1797 Abp
Sign (Sinj) 1648–69; 1686–1797
Imoschi (Imotski) 1717–97
Clissa (Klis) 1648–1797
Pogliza (Poljička knežija) 1444–before 1567; 1646–1797
(de facto)
Almissa (Omiš) 1443–1797
Brazza (Brač) 1420–1797
Lesina, Liesina (Hvar) 1421–1797 Bp
Lissa (Vis) 1420–1797
Macarsca (Makarska) 1452–99; 1646–1797 (de facto) Bp (1695–)
Curzola (Korčula) 1420–1797 Bp

IV. Montenegro & Albania (Albania Veneta) [see also section VII]

Castelnuovo (Herceg
Novi)

1687–1797

Cattaro (Kotor) 1420–1797 Bp
Perasto (Perast) 1420–1797
Risano (Risan) 1649 (shortly); 1688–1797 Bp
Pastrovicchio (Paštrovići) 1423–1797
Budua (Budva) 1405–12; 1420–26; 1442–1797 (with
a short Ott. Conquest in 1570)

Bp

Antibari (Bar, Tivari) 1405–12; 1420–21; 1443–1571 Abp
Dulcigno (Ulcinj) 1405–12; 1422–40; 1443–1571 Bp
Scutari (Skutari, Shkodra,
Skadar)

[1396]–1404; 1405–79 Bp

Drivasto (Drisht) [1396]–1419 (with a short interval
in 1405); 1421 (shortly); 1442–78

Bp

Sappa 1445–58 Bp
Dagno (Deja) [1396]–1404; 1405–79 (with a
short interval in 1447–48)

Bp

Alessio (Lezha) [1393]–1478; 1501–09 Bp
Croia (Kruja) [1393]–1415; 1469–74 Bp
Durazzo (Durres) [1392]–1501 Abp

Table I (cont.)