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Venetian, Ottoman & Mediterranean 16th c. History (1559-1581). Also Thirty Years' War. History & Archaeology MA & Cert. Postgrad Research Aberdeen Univ.
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New episode out tomorrow about Girolamo Zane, Agostino Barbarigo (L) and Sebastiano Veniero (R, painting by Jacopo Tintoretto), admirals during the Fourth Ottoman-Venetian War and important commanders at Lepanto (excluding Zane).

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One thing to keep in mind about 14th-17th c. Venetian History. Loads of people called Barbaro and Barbarigo. Some even intersecting in timewise i.e Agostino Barbarigo Venetian commander at Lepanto (L) with Marcantonio Barbaro, bailo at Constantinople (R).

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of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, by Flemish painter Antoon van Dyck (1599-1641). As it stands Charles V is leading in the poll regarding the most influential ruler of the 16th century (ending in 20 hours).

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1176 Battle of Legnano is won by the Lombard League against Imperial forces led by Frederick Barbarossa. led to the Treaties of Venice (1177) and Constance (1183) and besides Rome, it's the only other city mentioned the Italian national anthem.

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1643 At The Battle of Rocroi, forces defeat army led by General Francisco de Melo, an important moment of the This result also forced the to abandon their previously successful tercio system.

by François J. Heim

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1395 Battle of Rovine ends with a tactical victory of the Wallachian army of Mircea cel Batran (the elder) against the much larger Ottoman army led by Sultan Bayezid I.

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1597 Flemish painter and engraver Cornelis Schut was born in Antwerp. He was a prominent figure of High Baroque in Flanders.

Vulcan's Forge (L) and Adoration of the Magi (R) by C. Schut

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Additionally it was said that during the night of the 24th of June during the Drăgaica, the Iele (spirits of the forests) would perpetually dance leaving burnt traces around oak trees, while also making those who disturbed their dances mutes for life.

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The Drăgaica,a traditional Midsummer fair, has been held for centuries near the Buzau river in Wallachia (paused between 1806-29 because Ottomans burned the city).It is said that whoever did chores on the main day on the 24th of June would be struck by lighting.#FolkloreThursday

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