Historical Events tagged with "political influence"

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Religion & Philosophy

Giuliano della Rovere Appointed Bishop of Coutances

July 11th, 1476 548 years ago

Giuliano della Rovere, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church, was appointed as the Bishop of Coutances in France. His elevation was part of his larger rise within the church hierarchy, influenced by his family connections and political maneuvers. Coutances, known for its rich ecclesiastical history, became one of the many dioceses under his influence during the late 15th century.

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Military & Warfare

End of the Byzantine-Venetian Conflict

October 4th, 1302 722 years ago

The Byzantine-Venetian War concluded with a truce, marking a pivotal moment in relations between the Byzantine Empire and the Republic of Venice. Tensions had escalated due to Venice's control over key trade routes and territories in the Byzantine realm. The peace agreement was negotiated, aiming to restore stability and re-establish trade relations while addressing territorial disputes. The resolution reflected both parties' desires for economic prosperity and political security amidst shifting alliances in the Mediterranean region.

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