Venetian Period in the History of Croatia
23 entries in the Venetian Period in the History of Croatia compendium.
Andrea AlessiVenetian architect and sculptor of Venetian Dalmatia.Thomas the ArchdeaconMedieval cleric and chronicler from Split.Battle of MakarskaNaval battle that ended Venetian dominance for a century.Božić BožićevićSplit nobleman and poet, author of a long religious poem.Francesco Antonio BertucciDalmatian Capuchin and Knight Hospitaller who pursued an anti-Ottoman crusade.Croatian–Venetian warsCenturies-long Adriatic conflicts between Venice and Croatia.Alberto FortisVenetian writer and naturalist who documented Dalmatian Morlach culture.Ivan Bušić RošaHajduk harambaša from the Imotski frontier who fought the Ottomans.Stojan JankovićVenetian Morlach commander and epic poetry figure.Siege of LastovoVenetian victory led to annexation of Lastovo.Savatije LjubibratićSerbian Orthodox bishop and metropolitan, defender of Orthodoxy in Dalmatia.Stevan LjubibratićSerbian Orthodox bishop of Dalmatia, brother of Savatije Ljubibratić.Johannes LuciusDalmatian historian considered father of Croatian historiography.Vuk MandušićMorlach capo direttore and epic hero of the Dalmatian hinterland.Marko MarulićCroatian poet, lawyer, judge, and Renaissance humanist; national poet of Croatia; author of Judita.Janko MitrovićVenetian Morlach commander and epic hero.MorlachsExonym for a rural Christian community in the Dalmatian Hinterland.Ilija PerajicaVenetian Dalmatian harambaša and Morlach commander in the Great Turkish War.Smiljanić familyVlach/Morlach family from Lika, served Venice in 17th-century wars.Epifanije StefanovićSerbian Orthodox archbishop who attempted a failed union with Rome.Uskok WarWar between Venice and Austria over Uskok piracy.Siege of Zadar (1345–1346)Venetian siege that captured Zadar after sixteen months.Siege of ZaraFirst major action of the Fourth Crusade, a siege of a Catholic city.
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