KnowraRepublic of VeniceLinked fromLinked fromThe 48 pages that link to Republic of Venice, each with the reason it gives.All 48Broader topic 3Related 22Narrower topic 10Compared with 13Kingdom of NaplesCompared with: Its republican government contrasted with Naples’ dynastic monarchy.Duchy of MilanCompared with: Venice remained a republic, unlike Milan’s dynastic duchy.Republic of GenoaCompared with: Venice was Genoa’s chief maritime rival and developed a more durable, centralized patrician regime.Novgorod RepublicCompared with: Its oligarchic institutions provide a comparison with Novgorod's assembly-based, elite-led politics.GenoaCompared with: Venice was Genoa’s chief maritime and commercial rival in the medieval Mediterranean.Republic of FlorenceCompared with: Venice maintained a more stable oligarchic constitution than Florence’s frequently altered system.Kingdom of CyprusCompared with: Venice inherited the kingdom in 1489 and replaced Lusignan sovereignty with direct rule.Louis XII of FranceCompared with: Venice was first Louis’s target in the League of Cambrai and later a partner against France.Kingdom of ItalyCompared with: Venice resisted incorporation into the kingdom while expanding its power in northeastern Italy.Cisalpine RepublicCompared with: Its centuries-old independence ended as French victories remade northern Italy around the Cisalpine Republic.Republic of RagusaCompared with: Venetian rule over Dubrovnik ended in 1358, opening the way for Ragusa’s autonomous development.Genoese coloniesCompared with: Its institutions and eastern Mediterranean presence provided Genoa’s principal Italian rival.Pskov RepublicCompared with: It offers a comparison between Pskov’s veche politics and another medieval republic.