State
Papal States
territories mostly in the Appenine Peninsula under the sovereign direct rule of the pope between 756–1870
- This boundary
- 754–1870 CE
- Founded
- 754 CE
- Ended
- 1870
- Capital
- Rome
- Government
- elective monarchy, absolute theocratic monarchy
- Languages
- Latin
- Religion
- Catholic Church
- Preceded by
- Roman RepublicRepublic of CospaiaDuchy of SpoletoItalian United ProvincesLordship of ForlìDuchy of RomeCommune of RomeExarchate of Ravenna
- Succeeded by
- Vatican CityTrasimèneRoman Republic
Overview
The Papal States ( PAY-pəl); Italian: Stato Pontificio; Latin: Dicio Pontificia), officially the State of the Church (Italian: Stato della Chiesa [ˈstaːto della ˈkjɛːza]; Latin: Status Ecclesiasticus), were a conglomeration of territories on the Italian Peninsula under the direct sovereign rule of the pope from 756 to 1870. They were among the major Italian states from the 8th century until the unification of Italy, which took place between 1859 and 1870, culminating in their incorporation into the Kingdom of Italy.
All rulers (3)
- Ludovico Trevisan1439
- Paolo Ruffini1816–1822
- Gregorio Ricci-Curbastro1916–1919
Records (116)
- 756 CE — Siege of RomeSiege
- 1080 — Treaty of CepranoTreaty
- 1167 — Battle of RomeBattle · Holy Roman Empire ▸ Papal States
- 1189–1191 — Siege of AcreSiege
- 1218–1219 — Siege of DamiettaSiege
- 1228–1230 — War of the KeysWar
- 1241 — Battle of GiglioNaval battle
- 1245–1247 — Portuguese Civil War of 1245–1247War
- 1246 — Battle of SpelloBattle
- 1283–1286 — Aragonese CrusadeWar
- 1343–1351 — Smyrniote crusadesWar
- 1366–1367 — Hungarian–Ottoman WarWar
- 1370 — Peace of BolognaTreaty
- 1375–1378 — War of the Eight SaintsWar
- 1377 — Cesena massacreMassacre
- 1381 — Battle of AnagniBattle · Charles of Durazzo ▸ Otto of Brunswick
- 1420–1424 — Mediterranean campaign of Alfonso V of AragonCampaign
- 1423–1424 — War of L'AquilaWar
- 1437–1442 — Siege of NaplesSiege
- 1437–1444 — Hungarian–Ottoman WarWar
- 1460 — Siege of KastritzaSiege
- 1461 — Battle of NidastoreBattle
- 1462 — Battle of CesanoBattle
- 1463–1479 — First Ottoman–Venetian WarWar
- 1472 — Attack on AntalyaBattle
- 1478–1480 — Pazzi WarWar
- 1479 — Battle of Poggio ImperialeBattle
- 1479 — Siege of Colle di Val d'ElsaSiege
- 1482–1484 — War of FerraraWar
- 1496 — Siege of AtellaSiege
- 1497 — Battle of SorianoBattle
- 1497 — Siege of OstiaSiege
- 1502 — Battle of CalmazzoBattle
- 1503 — Massacre of SenigalliaMassacre
- 1504 — Action off ElbaNaval battle
- 1508–1516 — War of the League of CambraiWar
- 1509 — Siege of PaduaSiege
- 1510–1511 — Siege of MirandolaSiege
- 1511 — Battle of CasalechioBattle · France ▸ Papal States
- 1512 — Battle of RavennaBattle
- 1515–1577 — Ottoman–Spanish WarWar
- 1515 — Battle of MarignanoBattle · France ▸ Switzerland
- 1518 — Battle of Piombino ChannelNaval battle
- 1521–1526 — Italian War of 1521–1526War
- 1521–1526 — Hungarian–Ottoman WarWar
- 1522 — Battle of BicoccaBattle
- 1522 — Siege of PaviaSiege
- 1523 — Siege of MilanSiege
- 1526–1530 — War of the League of CognacWar
- 1526 — Battle of GovernoloBattle
- 1526 — Battle of CamolliaBattle
- 1527 — Sack of Rome, 1527Siege
- 1527 — RomeMassacre · Spain, German mercenaries ▸ Papal States
- 1528 — Siege of NaplesSiege
- 1535 — Conquest of TunisSiege
- 1537–1540 — Third Ottoman–Venetian WarWar
- 1537 — Battle of AntipaxosBattle
- 1541 — Algiers expeditionBattle
- 1551–1552 — Siege of MirandolaSiege
- 1551–1552 — War of ParmaWar
- 1552 — Mediterranean campaign of 1552Campaign
- 1556–1557 — Salt WarWar
- 1560 — Battle of DjerbaNaval battle
- 1565 — Siege of MaltaBattle
- 1570–1573 — Ottoman–Venetian War of 1570–1573War
- 1571 — Battle of LepantoNaval battle
- 1572 — Skirmish at Cerigo ChannelNaval battle
- 1593–1606 — Long WarWar
- 1593 — Battle of SzékesfehérvárBattle
- 1619 — Attack on SousseBattle
- 1624 — Action of 3 October 1624Naval battle
- 1637 — Battle of Monte BaldoBattle · France, Savoy ▸ Spain
- 1643 — Battle of MongiovinoBattle
- 1645–1669 — Cretan War of 1645-1669War
- 1645 — Siege of ChaniaSiege
- 1646 — Siege of RethymnoSiege
- 1648–1669 — Siege of CandiaBattle
- 1657 — Battle of the DardanellesNaval battle
- 1660 — Siege of ChaniaSiege
- 1684–1699 — Morean WarWar
- 1684 — Siege of Santa MauraSiege
- 1692 — Siege of ChaniaSiege
- 1696 — Battle of Andros (1696)Naval battle
- 1708–1709 — War of ComacchioWar
- 1716 — Siege of CorfuSiege
- 1717 — Battle of MatapanNaval battle
- 1718 — Battle of ElafonisosNaval battle
- 1718 — Battle of Cape PassaroBattle · United Kingdom ▸ Spain
- 1744 — Battle of VelletriBattle · Spain, Naples ▸ Austria
- 1796 — Armistice of BolognaTreaty
- 1801 — Concordat of 1801Treaty
- 1815 — Siege of AnconaSiege
- 1815 — Battle of CasagliaBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1815 — Battle of CesenaticoBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1815 — Battle of FerraraBattle · Austria ▸ Naples
- 1815 — Battle of OcchiobelloBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1815 — Battle of PesaroBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1815 — Battle of RoncoBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1815 — Battle of ScapezzanoBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1815 — Battle of TolentinoBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Kingdom of Naples
- 1821 — Battle of RietiBattle · Austria ▸ Neapolitan Rebels
- 1831 — Battle of RiminiBattle · Habsburg Empire ▸ Modenan Rebels
- 1832 — Cesena and Forlì massacresMassacre
- 1848 — Austrian invasion of the Papal StatesInvasion
- 1849 — Battle of PalestrinaBattle · Garibaldi's Redshirts ▸ Naples
- 1849 — Battle of RomeBattle · France ▸ Roman Republic
- 1849 — Battle of VelletriBattle · Garibaldi's Redshirts ▸ Naples
- 1859 — 1859 Perugia uprisingRebellion
- 1860 — Battle of CastelfidardoBattle
- 1860 — Siege of AnconaSiege
- 1860 — Piedmontese invasion of the Papal StatesInvasion
- 1867 — Battle of MentanaBattle
- 1867 — Battle of MonterotondoBattle
- 1867 — Battle of MontelibrettiBattle
- 1867 — Agro Romano campaign for the liberation of RomeCampaign
- 1867 — Battle of Villa GloriBattle
Facts from Wikidata (CC0), HCED (CC0) and Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0); overview excerpted from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).