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The Serenissime Republic of Venice is a reign that makes '''neutrality''' and '''peace''' its most important values. Those who wish to live in these lands will find cordiality and cooperation, dialogue and active collaboration. We believe that everyone has the full right to flourish and the kingdom must do everything in its power to promote the prosperity and the emancipation of all. | The Serenissime Republic of Venice is a reign that makes '''neutrality''' and '''peace''' its most important values. Those who wish to live in these lands will find cordiality and cooperation, dialogue and active collaboration. We believe that everyone has the full right to flourish and the kingdom must do everything in its power to promote the prosperity and the emancipation of all. | ||
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Tancredi Bellini brought peace and stability, in turn abdicated in favor of another famous venetian, Bartolomeo Foscarini. He also held the reins of the kingdom with mastery, building structures, proposing initiatives and supporting the growth of his fellow citizens. He also decided to abdicate in favor of the return of Giovanni di Baldino Suardo, who is still in office. | Tancredi Bellini brought peace and stability, in turn abdicated in favor of another famous venetian, Bartolomeo Foscarini. He also held the reins of the kingdom with mastery, building structures, proposing initiatives and supporting the growth of his fellow citizens. He also decided to abdicate in favor of the return of Giovanni di Baldino Suardo, who is still in office. | ||
Since his return to the city, a lot of works were made, including the cardinal's palace and started the construction site for the Academy of Venice. He reaffirmed the status of neutrality, resumed contact with all reigns and reorganized Venice, offering the position of vassal to the one against whom he fought long before, the Marquis Tiziano Fieschi II. | Since his return to the city, a lot of works were made, including the cardinal's palace and started the construction site for the Academy of Venice. He reaffirmed the status of neutrality, resumed contact with all reigns and reorganized Venice, offering the position of vassal to the one against whom he fought long before, the Marquis Tiziano Fieschi II. | ||
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