State

Republic of Genoa

medieval and early modern maritime republic from (1005-1797)

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1005–1797
Founded
1005
Ended
1797
Capital
Genoa
Government
oligarchy
Religion
Catholic Church
Preceded by
Kingdom of Italy
Succeeded by
Ligurian Republic

Overview

The Republic of Genoa was a medieval and early modern maritime republic from the years 1099 to 1797 in Liguria on the northwestern Italian coast. During the Late Middle Ages, it was a major commercial power in both the Mediterranean and Black Sea. Between the 16th and 17th centuries, it was one of the major financial centres of Europe.

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All rulers (183)

  1. Simone Boccanegra1339–1344
  2. Giovanni I di Murta1345–1350
  3. Giovanni II Valente1350–1353
  4. Simone Boccanegra1356–1363
  5. Gabriele Adorno1363–1370
  6. Domenico di Campofregoso1370–1378
  7. Antoniotto Adorno1378
  8. Nicolò Guarco1378–1383
  9. Leonardo Montaldo1383–1384
  10. Federico di Pagana1383
  11. Antoniotto Adorno1384–1390
  12. Giacomo Fregoso1390–1391
  13. Antoniotto Adorno1391–1392
  14. Antoniotto di Montaldo1392–1393
  15. Antoniotto di Montaldo1393–1394
  16. Pietro Fregoso1393
  17. Francesco Guistiniano di Garibaldo1393
  18. Clemente Promontorio1393
  19. Antonio Guarco1394
  20. Antoniotto Adorno1394–1396
  21. Niccolo Zoagli1394
  22. Giorgio Adorno1413–1415
  23. Tomaso Fregoso1415–1421
  24. Barnaba Guano1415
  25. Tomaso Fregoso1436–1437
  26. Isnardo Guarco1436
  27. Tomaso Fregoso1437–1442
  28. Battista Fregoso1437
  29. Raffaele Adorno1443–1447
  30. Barnaba Adorno1447
  31. Giano Fregoso1447–1448
  32. Lodovico di Campofregoso1448–1450
  33. Pietro Fregoso1450–1458
  34. Spinetta di Campofregoso1461
  35. Prospero Adorno1461
  36. Lodovico di Campofregoso1461–1462
  37. Paolo Fregoso1462
  38. Lodovico di Campofregoso1462–1463
  39. Paolo Fregoso1463–1464
  40. Battista Fregoso1478–1483
  41. Paolo Fregoso1483–1488
  42. Paolo da Novi1507
  43. Giano II di Campofregoso1512–1513
  44. Ottaviano Fregoso1513–1515
  45. Antoniotto II Adorno1522–1527
  46. Oberto Cattaneo Lazzari1528–1531
  47. Battista Spinola1531–1533
  48. Battista Lomellini1533–1535
  49. Cristoforo Grimaldi Rosso1535–1537
  50. Giovanni Battista Doria1537–1539
  51. Giannandrea Giustiniani Longo1539–1541
  52. Leonardo Cattaneo della Volta1541–1543
  53. Andrea Centurione Pietrasanta1543–1545
  54. Giovanni Battista De Fornari1545–1547
  55. Benedetto Gentile Pevere1547–1549
  56. Gaspare Grimaldi Bracelli1549–1551
  57. Luca Spinola1551–1553
  58. Giacomo Promontorio1553–1555
  59. Agostino Pinelli Ardimenti1555–1557
  60. Pietro Giovanni Chiavica Cibo1557–1559
  61. Girolamo Vivaldi1559–1561
  62. Paolo Battista Giudice Calvi1561
  63. Giovanni Battista Cicala Zoagli1561–1563
  64. Giovanni Battista Lercari1563–1565
  65. Ottavio Gentile Oderico1565–1567
  66. Simone Spinola1567–1569
  67. Paolo Giustiniani Moneglia1569–1571
  68. Giannotto Lomellini1571–1573
  69. Giacomo Grimaldi Durazzo1573–1575
  70. Prospero Centurione Fattinanti1575–1577
  71. Giovanni Battista Gentile Pignolo1577–1579
  72. Nicolò Doria1579–1581
  73. Gerolamo De Franchi Toso1581–1583
  74. Gerolamo Chiavari1583–1585
  75. Ambrogio Di Negro1585–1587
  76. Davide Vacca1587–1589
  77. Battista Negrone1589–1591
  78. Giovanni Agostino Giustiniani Campi1591–1593
  79. Antonio Grimaldi Cebà1593–1595
  80. Matteo Senarega1595–1597
  81. Lazzaro Grimaldi Cebà1597–1599
  82. Lorenzo Sauli1599–1601
  83. Agostino Doria1601–1603
  84. Pietro De Franchi Sacco1603–1605
  85. Luca Grimaldi De Castro1605–1607
  86. Gerolamo Assereto1607–1609
  87. Silvestro Invrea1607
  88. Agostino Pinelli Luciani1609–1611
  89. Alessandro Giustiniani Longo1611–1613
  90. Tomaso Spinola1613–1615
  91. Bernardo Clavarezza1615–1617
  92. Giovanni Giacomo Imperiale Tartaro1617–1619
  93. Pietro Durazzo1619–1621
  94. Ambrogio Doria1621
  95. Giorgio Centurione1621–1623
  96. Federico De Franchi Toso1623–1625
  97. Giacomo Lomellini1625–1627
  98. Giovanni Luca Chiavari1627–1629
  99. Andrea Spinola1629–1631
  100. Leonardo Della Torre1631–1633
  101. Giovanni Stefano Doria1633–1635
  102. Giovanni Francesco I Brignole Sale1635–1637
  103. Agostino Pallavicini1637–1639
  104. Giovanni Battista Durazzo1639–1641
  105. Giovanni Agostino De Marini1641–1642
  106. Giovanni Battista Lercari1642–1644
  107. Luca Giustiniani1644–1646
  108. Giovanni Battista Lomellini1646–1648
  109. Giacomo De Franchi Toso1648–1650
  110. Agostino Centurione1650–1652
  111. Gerolamo De Franchi Toso1652–1654
  112. Alessandro Spinola1654–1656
  113. Giulio Sauli1656–1658
  114. Giovanni Battista Centurione1658–1660
  115. Gian Bernardo Frugoni1660–1661
  116. Antoniotto Invrea1661–1663
  117. Stefano De Mari1663–1665
  118. Cesare Durazzo1665–1667
  119. Cesare Gentile1667–1669
  120. Francesco Garbarino1669–1671
  121. Alessandro Grimaldi1671–1673
  122. Agostino Saluzzo1673–1675
  123. Antonio Da Passano1675–1677
  124. Giannettino Odone1677–1679
  125. Agostino Spinola1679–1681
  126. Luca Maria Invrea1681–1683
  127. Francesco Maria Imperiale Lercari1683–1685
  128. Pietro Durazzo1685–1687
  129. Luca Spinola1687–1689
  130. Oberto Della Torre1689–1691
  131. Giovanni Battista Cattaneo Della Volta1691–1693
  132. Francesco Invrea1693–1695
  133. Bendinelli Negrone1695–1697
  134. Francesco Maria Sauli1697–1699
  135. Girolamo De Mari1699–1701
  136. Federico De Franchi Toso1701–1703
  137. Antonio Grimaldi1703–1705
  138. Stefano Onorato Ferretti1705–1707
  139. Domenico Maria De Mari1707–1709
  140. Vincenzo Durazzo1709–1711
  141. Francesco Maria Imperiale1711–1713
  142. Giovanni Antonio Giustiniani1713–1715
  143. Lorenzo Centurione1715–1717
  144. Benedetto Viale1717–1719
  145. Ambrogio Imperiale1719–1721
  146. Cesare De Franchi Toso1721–1723
  147. Domenico Negrone1723–1725
  148. Gerolamo Veneroso1726–1728
  149. Luca Grimaldi1728–1730
  150. Francesco Maria Balbi1730–1732
  151. Domenico Maria Spinola1732–1734
  152. Stefano Durazzo1734–1736
  153. Nicolò Cattaneo Della Volta1736–1738
  154. Costantino Balbi1738–1740
  155. Nicolò Spinola1740–1742
  156. Domenico Canevaro1742–1744
  157. Lorenzo De Mari1744–1746
  158. Giovanni Francesco II Brignole Sale1746–1748
  159. Cesare Cattaneo Della Volta1748–1750
  160. Agostino Viale1750–1752
  161. Stefano Lomellini1752
  162. Giovanni Battista Grimaldi1752–1754
  163. Gian Giacomo Veneroso1754–1756
  164. Giovanni Giacomo Grimaldi1756–1758
  165. Matteo Franzoni1758–1760
  166. Agostino Lomellini1760–1762
  167. Rodolfo Emilio Brignole Sale1762–1764
  168. Marcello Durazzo1767–1769
  169. Giovanni Battista Negrone1769–1771
  170. Giovanni Battista Cambiaso1771–1772
  171. Ferdinando Spinola1773
  172. Pier Francesco Grimaldi1773–1775
  173. Brizio Giustiniani1775–1777
  174. Giuseppe Lomellini1777–1779
  175. Giacomo Maria Brignole1779–1781
  176. Marco Antonio Gentile1781–1783
  177. Giovanni Battista Ayroli1783–1785
  178. Gian Carlo Pallavicino1785–1787
  179. Raffaele Agostino De Ferrari1787–1789
  180. Alerame Maria Pallavicini1789–1791
  181. Michelangelo Cambiaso1791–1793
  182. Giuseppe Maria Doria1793–1795
  183. Giacomo Maria Brignole1795–1797

Records (107)

  1. 1014–1017 — Mujahid's invasion of SardiniaInvasion
  2. 1016 — Battle of LuniNaval battle
  3. 1087 — Mahdia campaign of 1087Campaign
  4. 1101 — Siege of Caesarea MaritimaSiege
  5. 1102–1109 — Siege of TripoliSiege
  6. 1104 — Siege of AcreSiege
  7. 1110 — Siege of BeirutSiege
  8. 1157 — Siege of AlmeríaSiege
  9. 1177 — Battle of SalvoreNaval battle
  10. 1189–1191 — Siege of AcreSiege
  11. 1192 — Battle of JaffaBattle
  12. 1227 — Siege of SavonaSiege
  13. 1228–1243 — War of the LombardsWar
  14. 1241 — Battle of GiglioNaval battle
  15. 1256–1381 — Venetian–Genoese WarsWar
  16. 1256–1270 — War of Saint SabasWar
  17. 1258 — Battle of AcreNaval battle
  18. 1261 — Treaty of NymphaeumTreaty
  19. 1283–1286 — Aragonese CrusadeWar
  20. 1284 — Battle of MeloriaNaval battle
  21. 1284 — Battle of TavolaraNaval battle
  22. 1285 — Battle of Les FormiguesNaval battle
  23. 1294 — Battle of LaiazzoNaval battle
  24. 1298 — Battle of CurzolaNaval battle
  25. 1305 — Battle of GallipoliBattle
  26. 1306 — Battle of GallipoliBattle
  27. 1320 — Battle of RhodesNaval battle
  28. 1325 — Naval Battle of CagliariNaval battle
  29. 1330–1336 — Catalan–Genoese WarWar
  30. 1331 — Siege of GenoaSiege
  31. 1339 — Battle of CeutaNaval battle
  32. 1341 — Battle of CeutaNaval battle
  33. 1348–1349 — Byzantine–Genoese War of 1348–1349War
  34. 1350–1355 — War of the StraitsWar
  35. 1352 — Battle of the BosporusNaval battle
  36. 1353–1420 — Sardinian–Aragonese WarWar
  37. 1353 — Battle of Porto ConteNaval battle
  38. 1353 — Battle of AlgheroNaval battle
  39. 1354 — Siege of AlgheroSiege
  40. 1356 — Siege of AlicanteSiege
  41. 1367 — Battle of TripoliBattle
  42. 1373–1374 — Cypriot-Genoese WarWar
  43. 1378–1381 — War of ChioggiaWar
  44. 1379 — Battle of PolaNaval battle
  45. 1383 — Battle of BeirutBattle
  46. 1403 — Battle of ModonNaval battle
  47. 1414–1448 — Conquests of Inal the GreatCampaign
  48. 1415 — Battle of Chef-de-CauxNaval battle
  49. 1416 — Battle of the SeineNaval battle
  50. 1420 — Siege of SamsunSiege
  51. 1420–1424 — Mediterranean campaign of Alfonso V of AragonCampaign
  52. 1421 — Battle of Foce PisanaNaval battle
  53. 1422 — Battle of GallipoliBattle
  54. 1423–1454 — Wars in LombardyWar
  55. 1430–1431 — Siege of LuccaSiege
  56. 1433–1441 — Genoese-Theodorite WarWar
  57. 1437–1442 — Siege of NaplesSiege
  58. 1454 — Ottoman campaign against AbkhaziaCampaign
  59. 1460 — Siege of AmasraSiege
  60. 1462 — Battle of MytileneBattle · Turkey ▸ Venice
  61. 1469 — Siege of CaffaSiege
  62. 1475 — Siege of CaffaSiege
  63. 1476 — Battle of Cape St. VincentNaval battle
  64. 1495 — Battle of Rapallo (1495)Naval battle
  65. 1501 — Siege of MytileneSiege
  66. 1501 — Siege of LesbosSiege
  67. 1506–1507 — Siege of MonacoSiege
  68. 1515–1577 — Ottoman–Spanish WarWar
  69. 1519 — Battle of PianosaNaval battle
  70. 1522 — Siege of GenoaSiege
  71. 1526–1530 — War of the League of CognacWar
  72. 1528 — Siege of NaplesSiege
  73. 1531 — Campaign of CherchellCampaign
  74. 1534 — Siege of Coron (1533–1534)Siege
  75. 1535 — Conquest of TunisSiege
  76. 1537–1540 — Third Ottoman–Venetian WarWar
  77. 1537 — Battle of AntipaxosBattle
  78. 1540 — Battle of GirolataNaval battle
  79. 1541 — Algiers expeditionBattle
  80. 1550 — Capture of MahdiaSiege
  81. 1551 — Djerba IncidentNaval battle
  82. 1552 — Battle of PonzaNaval battle
  83. 1552 — Mediterranean campaign of 1552Campaign
  84. 1553–1559 — Invasion of CorsicaInvasion
  85. 1560 — Battle of DjerbaNaval battle
  86. 1564 — Battle of VescovatoBattle
  87. 1565 — Siege of MaltaBattle
  88. 1570–1573 — Ottoman–Venetian War of 1570–1573War
  89. 1571 — Battle of LepantoNaval battle
  90. 1572 — Skirmish at Cerigo ChannelNaval battle
  91. 1574 — Conquest of TunisBattle
  92. 1621 — Battle of ChiosNaval battle
  93. 1624 — Battle of the Dalmatian CoastNaval battle
  94. 1625 — Relief of GenoaNaval battle
  95. 1643 — Siege of CartagenaSiege
  96. 1672 — Second Genoese–Savoyard WarWar
  97. 1674–1678 — Messina revoltRebellion
  98. 1684 — Battle of Cap CorseNaval battle
  99. 1684 — Battle of GenoaBattle · France ▸ Genoa
  100. 1716 — Siege of CorfuSiege
  101. 1746 — Siege of GenoaSiege
  102. 1747 — Siege of GenoaSiege
  103. 1748 — Treaty of Aix-la-ChapelleTreaty
  104. 1763 — Siege of FurianiSiege
  105. 1795 — Battle of GenoaBattle · United Kingdom ▸ France
  106. 1795 — Battle of LoanoBattle · France ▸ Piedmont, Austria
  107. 1796 — Battle of MontenotteBattle · France ▸ Austria

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