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	Pietro II Candiano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Pietro II Candiano was de 19de Doge van Venetië.
		Pietro II Candiano begon ook met een strenge blokkade van Oostenrijk, nog vroeg tijdens zijn regering.
		Pietro II Candiano was de vader van Pietro III Candiano, die in 902 geboren werd en die doge was van 942 tot 959.
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	Pietro IV Candiano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pietro IV Candiano (died 976) was the twenty-second (traditional) or twentieth (historical) Doge of Venice from 959 to his death.
		Pietro IV intervened to save his father's life and exiled him with a small group of followers to Ivrea, where the Margrave Guy took him to his father, the king of Italy, Berengar II.
		In 966, Pietro remarried to the Lombard Waldrada, daughter of Hubert, Duke of Spoleto, and a relative of the Emperor Otto I.
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	Venice - LoveToKnow 1911
		Pietro Orseolo and his successors rebuilt the church on a larger scale in the form of a basilica with three eastern apses and no transept, and Byzantine workmen were employed.
		It 'was ordered in 976 at Constantinople by the Doge Pietro I. Orseolo, and was enlarged and enriched with gems and modified in form, first by a Greek artificer in 1105, and then by Venetians between 1209 and 1345.
		This policy took definite shape in 1297, when the Doge Pietro Gradenigo proposed and carried the following measure: the supreme court, the Quarantia, was called upon to ballot, one by one, the names of all who for the last four years had held a seat in the great council created in 1171.
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	Venice
		After Orso Praticipazzo II (912-32) there began, with Pietro Candiano (932-39), the policy of expansion on the mainland; Comacchio, at the mouths of the Po, and Capo d'Istria.
		Then followed Pietro Badoario (932-42) and Pietro Candiano III, who was forced to abdicate in favour of his son Pietro Candiano IV (959-76).
		The Latin cities of the Istrian and Dalmatian coasts, incessantly menaced by the Slavs, voluntarily acknowledged the dominion of Venice, and from that time the doge, with the consent of the Emperor of Constantinople, was styled Duke of Dalmatia.
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	Pietro II Candiano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pietro II Candiano (872 – 939) was the 19th Doge of Venice between 932 and 939.
		He followed his father, Pietro I Candiano (887), Pietro Tribuno (888-912), and Orso Participazio II (912-932) to become Doge of Venice in 932.
		Child of Pietro II Candiano II, doge of Venice: Pietro III Candiano, doge of Venice (b.
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	Pietro_I_Candiano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Pietro I Candiano From Sterwiki Pietro I Candiano is de naam van de 16de Doge van Venetië.
		Candiano werd omstreeks 842 geboren en werd tot Doge verkozen in 887.
		Candiano was de vader van Pietro II Candiano, die in 872 geboren werd en die Doge was van 932 tot 939.
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		It appears probable that a Venetian architect and sculptor named Pietro Baseggio was the chief master-builder in the first half of the 14th century.
		The cardinal therefore obtained a bull from Pone Paul II., permitting him: to recall his glass windows was not practised by the Venetians; almost the only fine glass in Venice is that in a south transept window in the Dominican church, which, though designed by able Venetian painters, is obviously the work of foreigners.
		This policy took definite shape in 1297, when the Doge Pietro Gradenigo proposed and carried the following measure: the supreme court, the Quarantia, was called upon to ballot, one by one, the names of all who for the last£our years had held a seat in the great council created in 1171.
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	Pietro I. Candiano
		Der Artikel Pietro I. Candiano gehört zur Kategorie: Mann, Venezianer, Doge, Geboren 9.
		Pietro I. Candiano (* etwa 842 † 18.
		Candiano, folgte ihm später (932 – 939) als Doge nach.
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	Pietro II Candiano at AllExperts
		Pietro II Candiano (872 â" 939) was the 19th Doge of Venice between 932 and 939.
		He followed his father, Pietro I Candiano (887), Pietro Tribuno (888-912), and Orso Participazio II (912-932) to become Doge of Venice in 932.
		Child of Pietro II Candiano II, doge of Venice: Pietro III Candiano, doge of Venice (b.
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	My Lines - Person Page 358
		Pietro Candiano IV, doge della Repubblica di Venezia was buried in the abbey of Sant' Ilario, beyond Fusina.
		Pietro Candiano II Pietro Candiano II, doge della Repubblica di Venezia was born circa 872?.
		Pietro Candiano I, doge della Repubblica di Venezia was born circa 842.
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	Pietro I Candiano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was the first Doge to die in a battle for the Most Serene Republic.
		His son, Pietro II Candiano, was the new Doge after him.
		This page was last modified 09:24, 21 September 2006.
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	health Pietro_II_Candiano - health-notes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		He followed his father, Pietro I Candiano (887), Pietro Tribuno (888-912), and Orso II Participazio (912-932) to become Doge of Venice in 932.
		Candiano II began a bitter economic blockading war against Istria early in his rule.
		He was succeeded as Doge by his son, Pietro III Candiano, doge of Venice (b.
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	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Pagania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		It is because of this that the new Venetian Doge, Pietro Tradonico led a large fleet against these slavic pirates across the Adriatic in 839.
		Venetia's Doge Pietro I Candiano himself went with 12 Galleys to invade Neretvia's waters in 887 and sank 5 Narentine ships in the Port of Mokro.
		On 9 May 1000 during the Spring, Venetian Doge Pietro II Orseolo decided to subject the allied Croats and Narentines, protecting the interests of their trading colonies and the Dalmatian Romanized citizery.
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	St. MarkÂ’s Basilica
		The EvangelistÂ’s symbol, the winged lion, was adopted as the symbol of the city, with St. Mark as its patron saint.
		The church, called the Church of the Partecipazio because built by Angelo Partecipazio, whose family gave the city seven doges between 811 and 939, was destroyed in 976 when the populace set fire to the Ducal Palace during the uprising, to take doge Pietro IV Candiano.
		The next doge, Pietro Orseolo, began the restoration and rebuilding of the Basilica, and at his death in 1071 the basic fabric of the basilica was completed, its consecration, occuring in 1094.
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	Banks/Dean Genealogy - Person Page 124
		Pietro Candiano IV (?) married Valtruda of Tuscany (?), daughter of Humbert (?) and Willa of Camerino (?), ABT 936 BEF 26 AUGUST.
		Valtruda of Tuscany (?) married Pietro Candiano IV (?), son of Pietro Candiano III (?) and Arcielda (?), ABT 936 BEF 26 AUGUST.
		Arcielda (?) married Pietro Candiano III (?), son of Pietro Candiano II (?).
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	CANDIANO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Pietro I Candiano (+ cade in guerra contro i pirati slavi narentani, presso Macarsa IX-887), apparteneva ad una ricca famiglia di latifondisti che possedeva parecchi beni in “terraferma”; Doge di Venezia eletto il 14-IV-887.
		Sposa N.N. Pietro II Candiano (+ 939), Doge di Venezia 932/939, abdica nel 939.
		Sposa N.N. Pietro III Candiano (+ 959), Doge di Venezia 943/959, ambasciatore veneziano a Costantinopoli nel 932 e creato, in questa occasione, Protospatario dall’Imperatore d’Oriente; nel marzo 944 comprò dalla Contessa Anna (moglie di Guido Conte di Reggio), secondo la legge franca, i feudi di Conche e Fogolana (rimasti poi ai discendenti).
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	St. Peter Urseolus
		On the following day Pietro Orseolo was chosen doge in San Pietro di Castello, but it was only out of regard for his obligations towards his native land that he allowed himself to be prevailed upon to accept the office.
		He renewed the treaty with Capodistria, and succeeded in averting from the republic the vengeance of Candiano's family, especially of his wife Waldrada, niece of Empress Adelaide, and his son Vitalis, Patriarch of Grado.
		About this time, through the influence of Abbot Guarinus of Cuxa (a Benedictine monastery at the foot of the Pyrenees, in the territory of Roussillon), he decided to enter a monastery, leaving Venice secretly with the abbot and two companions in the night of 1-2 September, 987.
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	Paradox Interactive Forums - - ARCHIVE - Ducal Court of Venice
		From the time of his election as Doge in 991, Doge Pietro II Orseolo wove a net of diplomacy through the Northern Adriatic and upper coast of Dalmatia as a foundation for the total extinction of the Dalmatian pirates and Venice's first major territorial expansion.
		There were rumors that the son of Pietro II had plans against the better wishes of Venezia.
		The conspiracy of Boemondo Tiepolo (1310), for the restoration of democratic government, was repressed by the Doge Pietro Gradenigo (1289-1311).
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	Pietro Mascagni - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Pietro Mascagni (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		His one-act opera Cavalleria rusticana/Rustic Chivalry was first produced in Rome in 1890 in the new verismo or realistic style.
		Pietro il Grande zar di tutte le Russie ossia Il Falegname di Livonia
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
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	Paradox Interactive Forums - The Winged Lions of the Mediterranean
		Doge Pietro IV Candiano was assassinated by the rebellious populace, and the palatium, the basilica of St. Mark, the church of San Teodoro and more than 300 houses, mostly built of wood, were destroyed by fire.
		This episode may have been caused by the political aspirations of the Candiano who employed foreign soldiers in their mainland conquests; this was seen as both oppressive and as the betrayal of Venice's vocation to trade and the sea.
		The patrician Pietro Gradenigo remarked, "I have made a Friulian doge; the Republic is dead." In Valence Napoleon Bonaparte was serving the king of France as an artillery lieutenant.
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	37th Generation (cont.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Ernst von Sualafeld IV, Count of Sualafeld was born circa 934 in Bundesland Niederösterreich, Austria.
		Pietro Orseolo II, Doge of Venice was born circa 960 in Venice, Italy.
		Maria Candiano was born circa 965 in Venice, Italy.
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	San Pietro Orseolo (Urseolo)
		Pietro Orseolo nacque a Venezia nel 928, da nobile famiglia veneziana.
		Nel 976 a Venezia una congiura di palazzo sfociò in una rivolta in cui rimase ucciso il doge Pietro Candiano.
		Due soli anni, perché nel frattempo Pietro I Orseolo maturò una scelta di vita diversa: al regno terreno preferì quello dello spirito.
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	Maurice Boddy - Candiano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		[CAND311] Pietro I Candiano (born c.842) was DOGE OF THE REPUBLIC OF VENICE (April to September 887).
		[CAND321] Pietro II Candiano (born c.872) was DOGE OF THE REPUBLIC OF VENICE (932-39).
		[CAND331] Pietro III Candiano (born 902) was DOGE OF THE REPUBLIC OF Pietro IV Candiano (born c.932), DOGE OF THE REPUBLIC OF VENICE (959-76), married 1.
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	VENICE
		The Venetians elected Pietro Candiano to be associated Doge with him in 887, but after the latter was killed within a few months Giovanni Participazio resumed full power.
		PIETRO Candiano [I] (-killed in battle 18 Sep 887).
		PIETRO Candiano [IV] (-murdered Summer 976, bur Sant' Ilario).
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	VENICE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		The Venetians elected Pietro Candiano to be associated Doge with him in 887, but after the latter was killed within a few months Giovanni Participazio resumed full power.
		PIETRO Candiano [I] (-killed in battle 18 Sep 887).
		PIETRO Candiano [IV] (-murdered Summer 976, bur Sant' Ilario).
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	Italian Villas
		And once elected his power was virtually limitless: he negotiated in his own right with emperors and popes, decided on war and peace, and personally chose his officials.
		Yet, when in the 10th century Doge Pietro Candiano the 4th (956-76) attempted to transform this republic and alter the Constitution to rule by dynasty.
		The Doge’s palace and the Basilica went up in flames and the unlucky fellow and his son were executed by the people.
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	My Lines - Person Page 368
		She was the daughter of Vitale Candiano, doge della Repubblica di Venezia.
		She married Pietro II, doge di Venezia, son of St.
		Pietro Orsèolo I, doge di Venezia and Felicitas di Malpiero, before 983.
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	36th Generation (cont.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Railende di Como was born circa 948 in Como, Como provincia, Lombardia regione, Italy.
		Pietro Candiano IV, Doge of Venice was born circa 950 in Venice, Italy.
		Valdrada di Tuscany was born circa 955 in Tuscany, Italy.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Venice
		abdicate in favour of his son Pietro Candiano IV (959-76).
		Under the latter we meet for the first time with the Grand Council, the assent of which was necessary to all laws; besides the laity, it also included the bishops of the
		Venice under the sway of Otto II, but the republic defended itself, and in 983 peace was restored.
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