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Mero et mixto imperio

Mero et mixto imperio. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 1 page.

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Appears on: Seget, and Crete

Seget, and Crete

…ave emigrated to Crete with others in this window. , y: 1538 , t: The Venetian–Turkish war , w: They defended the ports of Calus, Lemiores and Sabionera with nine hundred vassals of their county, at their own expense. , y: 1581 , t: Mero et mixto imperio , w: Marcantonio Querini, duke of Candia, confirmed the counts de Franceschi in the privilege of mero et mixto imperio — delegated jurisdiction — on 30 December, for services «nelle più ardue ricorrenze, col somministrar gente, haveri et cavalli». Zaccaria Mocenigo renewed the comital title on 16 December 1688. , y: 1669 , t: Th…

…w: They defended the ports of Calus, Lemiores and Sabionera with nine hundred vassals of their county, at their own expense. , y: 1581 , t: Mero et mixto imperio , w: Marcantonio Querini, duke of Candia, confirmed the counts de Franceschi in the privilege of mero et mixto imperio — delegated jurisdiction — on 30 December, for services «nelle più ardue ricorrenze, col somministrar gente, haveri et cavalli». Zaccaria Mocenigo renewed the comital title on 16 December 1688. , y: 1669 , t: The shipwreck , w: When Candia fell, Morosini's galleys took off the Venetian families who asked to go home. On the way t…

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