This is a list of Greek island dynasties following the Latin conquest, based on the contributions of historian and professor Carl Hermann Friedrich Johann Hopf (1832-1873). Hopf's publications, particularly "Urkunden und Zusätze zur Geschichte der Insel Andros und ihrer Beherrscher in dem Zeitraume von 1207 bis 1566," published in the Sitzungsberichte of the Vienna Academy in 1856, provided a comprehensive list of island lordships, which provide an insight in the governance of the islands during Latin conquest period.[1][2]
| Island | Ownership and years |
|---|---|
| Corfu | Venetian 1207-c. 1214; to Despotate of Epirus c. 1214-1259; King Manfred and Filippo Chinardo 1259-1267; Neapolitan 1267-1386; Venetian 1386-1797. |
| Cefalonia, Zante, Ithaca | Despotate of Epirus 1205-1337; Greek Empire 1337-1357; the Tocchi 1357-1482. |
| Santa Maura | Despotate of Epirus 1205-1331; Giorgi 1331-1362; the Tocchi 1362-1482. |
| Paxo | With Cefalonia 1205-1357; St. Ippolyto 1357-1484; Ugoth (Gotti) 1484-1527. With Cerigotto 1527-1707. |
| Cerigo (Cythera) | The Venieri 1207-1269; the Monojanni 1267-1309; the Venieri 1300-1707· |
| Cerigotto | The Viari 1207-1655; the Foscarini and Giustiniani 1655-1797. |
| Salamis | With Athens. |
| Aegina | With Carystos 1205-1317; Aragonese 1317-c. 1400; Cavopena c. 1400-1451; Venetian 1451-1537. |
| Delos, Gyaros, Cythnos (Patmos). | With Naxos. [Sanudo allowed Patmos, the apostle’s island, to preserve its independence.] |
| Tinos and Miconos | The Ghisi 1207-1390; Venetian 1390-1718. (Held in lief by Venetian counts belonging to the houses of Bembo, Quirini, and Fabieri 1407-1429·) |
| Andros | The Dandoli 1207-1233; the Ghisi 1233-c. 1250; the Sanudi c. 1250-1384; the Zeni 1384-1437; the Sommaripa 1437-1566. |
| Syra | With Naxos. |
| Zia (Ceos) (Ceos was under the Greek Empire from 1269 to 1296) | 1/4: The Giustiniani 1207-1366; the Catalan family Da Coronia 1366-1464; the Gozzadini 1464-1537. 1/4: The Michieli 1207-1355; the Premarini 1355 forward. 1/2:The Ghisi 1207-1328; the Premarini 1328-1375. 9/16:The Premarini 1375-1537· 3/16:The Sanudi 1375-1405; the Gozzadini 1405-1537. |
| Serfene (Seriphos) (Seriphos was under the Greek Empire from 1269 to 1296) | 1/4:the Michieli 1207-1537; 1/4: the Giustiniani 1207-c. 1412; the Adoldi 1412 forward. 1/2:the Ghisi 1207-1334; the Bragadini 1334-1354; the Minotti 1354-1373; the Adoldi 1373-1432; the Michieli 1432-1537. |
| Thermia (Cythnos) | The Sanudi 1207-c. 1320; the Castelli c. 1322-1331; the Gozzadini 1331-1537- |
| Sifanto (Siphnos), Sikino, Polycandro (Pholegandros) | The Sanudi 1207-1269 (titular, 1341; the Grimani titular 1341-1537); Greek Empire 1269-1307; the Da Coronia 1307-1464; the Gozzadini 1464-1617. |
| Milos and Cimolos | The Sanudi 1207-1376; the Crispi 1376-1566. |
| Santorin (Thera) and Therasia | The Barozzi 1207-1335; with Naxos 1335-1477; the Pisani 1477-1487; with Naxos 1487-1537. |
| Namfio (Anaphe) | The Foscoli 1207-1269; Greek Empire 1269-1307; the Gozzadini 1307-1420; the Crispi 1420-1469; the Barbari 1469-1528; the Pisani 1528-1537. |
| Nio (Anaea) | The Sanudi 1207-1269; Greek Empire 1269-1292; the Schiavi 1292-c. 1320; with Naxos c. 1320-1420; collateral branch of the Crispi 1420-1508; the Pisani 1508-1537. |
| Paros and Nausa | With Naxos 1207-1389; the Sommaripa 1389-1516; the Venieri 1516-1531; the Sagredi 1531-1537. |
| Antiparos | With Paros 1207-1439; the Loredani 1439-c.1490;the Pisani 1490-1537. |
| Naxos | The Sanudi 1207-1362; the Dalle Carceri 1362-1383; the Crispi 1383-1566· |
| Scyros, Sciathos, Chelidromi | The Ghisi 1207-1269; Greek Empire 1269-1455; Venetian 1455-1537. |
| Scopelos | The Ghisi 1207-1262; the Tiepoli 1262-1310; the Greek Empire 1310-1454; Venetian 1454-1538. |
| Negroponte | 1/3: the dalle Carceri 1205-1254; the da Verona 1254-1383; the Somma-ripa 1383-1470. 1/3:the Peccorari 1205-1214; the dalle Carceri 1214-c. 1300; the Ghisi c. 1300-1390; Venetian 1390-14 70. 1/3:The da Verona 1205-1383; the da Noyer 1383-1470. |
| Carystos (in Negroponte) | The dalle Carceri 1205-c. 1254; the Cicons c. 1254-1292; the da Verona, 1292-1317; Aragonese 1317-1365; Venetian 1365-1386; the Giustiniani 1386-1404; Venetian 1404-1406; the Giorgi 1406-1470. |
| Lemnos | The Navigajosi (with these, subsequently, the Gradenighi and Fos-cari) 1207-1269; Greek Empire 1269-1453; the Gattilusj 1453-1462. |
| Lesbos | The Greek Empire 1205-1355; the Gattilusj 1355-1462. |
| Chios, Samos | With Constantinople (Empire of Romania) 1205-1247; with Lesbos 1247-1303; the Zaccaria 1303-1333; Greek Empire 1333-1346; the joint stock company of the Giustiniani, in 14 and more branches, 1346-1566. |
| Nikaria (Icaria) | The Beazzani 1205-1333; with Chios 1333-1481; the knights of St. John 1309-1521. |
| Stampali (Astypalaea) | The Quirini 1207-1269; Greek Empire 1269-1310; the Quirini and Grimani 1310-1537. |
| Amorgos | The Ghisi 1207-1269; Greek Empire 1269-1296 [? 1303]: the Ghisi 1296-1368; 1/2: the Quirini 1368-1537; 1/2: the Grimani 1368-1446; the Quirini 1446-1537. |
| Nisyros, Piscopia, Calchi | With Rhodes 1205-1306; the Assanti 1306-1385; with Rhodes 1385-1521· |
| Rhodes | Gavalas 1204-1246; Greek Empire 1246-1283; the Aidonoghlii 1283-1309; the Knights of St. John 1309-1521. |
| Scarpanto (Carpathos) | With Rhodes 1204-1306; the Moreschi 1306-1309; the Comari 1309-1522. |
| Candia | Montferrat 1203-1204; Venetian 1204-1669. |
References
edit- ^ Gibbon, Edward; Milman, Henry Hart (1776). The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. University of California Libraries. New York: Thomas Crowell.
- ^ "Anemi - Digital Library of Modern Greek Studies - Urkunden und Zusatze zur Geschichte der Insel Andros und ihrer Beherrscher in dem Zeitraume von 1207 bis 1566. / Von Karl Hopf". anemi.lib.uoc.gr. Retrieved 2024-02-21.