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on 15 February 1489 the queen exited from
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Antiquities Department stated in October 2012 that there was no evidence Queen Catherine ever stayed there, with the newspaper quoting the department's archaeological officer Evi Fiouri as saying the department has never referred to the structure as the queenâs summer palace but
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in favour of
Charlotte, John's legitimate daughter, broke out, and Catherine was kept a prisoner. The Venetians returned, and order was soon restored, but the republic was meditating the seizure of Cyprus, although it had no valid title whatever.
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Charlotte, the duke of Savoy claimed the island and Charlotte was named Queen. In 1468, Catherine, through negotiations by her father and uncle, was offered to James as his wife. The marriage was extremely advantageous to the
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James died soon after the wedding due to a sudden illness and, according to his will, Catherine, who at the time was pregnant, acted as regent. As soon as the
Venetian fleet sailed away a plot to depose the infant
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said to be
Catherine Cornaro's summer palace. The project aimed to create a cultural centre in the mansion's west wing, with the work continuing in stages for three years depending on funds. According to the
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Catherine became monarch when James III died in August 1474 after his first birthday, probably from illness, even if it was rumored that he had been poisoned by Venice or
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region, in 1489. Asolo soon gained a reputation as a court of literary and artistic distinction, mainly as a result of it being the fictitious setting for
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Cypriota: Gentile Bellini, the Queen of Cyprus, and Familial Ambition.". In Frank, Mary E; De Maria (eds.).
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on 30 July 1468 by proxy when she was 14 years old. She finally set sail to Cyprus in
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sacked the town, then fled to Venice where she lived for another year, dying on 10 July 1510. She is entombed in the
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since 1426. Under Catherine, who ruled Cyprus from 1474 to 1489, the island was controlled by Venetian merchants.
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of Cyprus upon his death. She reigned from 26 August 1474 to 26 February 1489 and was declared a "Daughter of
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and her illegitimate half-brother James, who tried to seize the island. On the strength of the marriage of
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Luke, Harry (1975). "The Kingdom of Cyprus, 1369â1489". In Setton, K. M.; Hazard, H. W. (eds.).
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Hunt, David; Hunt, Iro; Edbury, P. W; Joachim, Joachim G; Mullaly, Terence (1 January 1989).
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Churchill, Lady Randolph Spencer; Davenport, Cyril James Humphries (1900).
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The mainland territories of the Republic of Venice were referred to as the
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Reflections on Renaissance Venice: a celebration of Patricia Fortini Brown
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Culture and Society in Venice, 1470â1790; the Renaissance and its heritage
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Di Cesnola, L. P. Cyprus: Its Ancient Cities, Tombs, and Temples, 2015.
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A History of the Crusades, The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries
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493:In 1488, the republic, fearing that Sultan
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26:. For the Dogaressa of Venice, see
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934:Catarina Cornaro. Libretto. German
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1336:Monarchs of the Kingdom of Cyprus
1161:Caterina Cornaro, Queen of Cyprus
557:of the Republic of Venice in the
419:On the death of the Cypriot King
75:26 August 1474 â 26 February 1489
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1290:Queen regnant of Cyprus
1261:Queen consort of Cyprus
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825:EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
759:De Girolami Cheney 2013
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1644:15th century in Cyprus
1231:Hadjikyriakos, Iosif.
1028:"cornaroinstitute.org"
908:. John Lane. pp.
905:The Anglo-Saxon Review
875:, Venice, 2010, p. 152
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668:Catherine's tombstone
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1524:Plaisance of Antioch
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392:products to Venice.
328:" in order that the
182:San Salvador, Venice
1579:Helena Palaiologina
1539:Constance of Sicily
1514:Alice of Montferrat
1254:Helena Palaiologina
954:. Paris Tallandier.
471:James III of Cyprus
318:James III of Cyprus
205:James III of Cyprus
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1534:Isabella of Ibelin
1509:Alice of Champagne
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1269:Kingdom dissolved
600:La reine de Chypre
553:, a county on the
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314:James II of Cyprus
302:Queen of Jerusalem
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157:Republic of Venice
94:Monarchy abolished
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1224:978-0-300-20972-3
1135:978-1-57607-155-7
1054:The Cyprus Weekly
986:978-1-56159-263-0
816:Cornaro, Caterina
743:www.boglewood.com
699:Venice, Lion City
622:Cornaro Institute
615:Gaetano Donizetti
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571:League of Cambrai
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