The treaty followed the Battle of Legnano on 29 May 1176, defeat of Frederick Barbarossa. Soon after, Frederick sent envoys to Pope Alexander III in Anagni to demand an end to the division between him and the antipope of Frederick Callixtus III. After a provisional agreement was reached, a conference was scheduled for July 1177. Frederick, on the other hand, spent some time meddling in Venetian rivalries in the hope of bringing a pro-imperial group to power at the time of the confrontation. The Venetian Agreement participated in the 2008 Italian parliamentary elections only in the Veneto region, obtaining 2388 votes (0.006%) for the Chamber of Deputies and 4275 (0.013%) for the Senate. On July 24, the pope of St. Mark`s Basilica sent a delegation of cardinals to the emperor in the Lido, at the mouth of the Venetian lagoon. The emperor officially recognized Alexander as pope and left his own antipope; The cardinals officially lifted the excommunication that had been imposed on him until then. Sebastian Ziani, the Doge of Venice, and Ulrich II of Treven, the Patriarch of Aquileia, then escorted the emperor to Venice itself. The delegates of the King of Sicily were Romuald, Archbishop of Salerno, chronicler who left an eyewitness account of the scene, and Count Roger of Andria.
For the 2010 regional elections, after founding Veneto Freedom with other Venetian parties,[4][5] the party finally decided to support Antonio De Poli (UDC) as president under the banner of the North-East Union (UNE) with the UNE, the PNE and the LVR. [6] The list won 1.5% of the vote, with peaks of 1.9% and 1.8% respectively in the provinces of Treviso and Belluno, and Mariangelo Foggiato (PNE) was elected to the council. In the treaty concluded, the emperor recognized the temporal rights of the popes over the city of Rome, but the city did not surrender to the pope and forced him to leave in 1179.[7] A fifteen-year peace was concluded between Frederick and William II of Sicily, paving the way for sicily`s golden years of peace and prosperity. Similarly, a six-year armistice was concluded with the Lombard League, but negotiations were to continue, and the emperor finally recognized the independence of the Lombard cities in the Treaty of Constance of 1183. The city gained power and importance after the sack of Constantinople by the Crusaders in 1204, a campaign orchestrated by the Venetians, who were now completely independent of the Empire. The looting and destruction that took place resulted in abundant looting brought back to Venice, including the bronze horses of St. Mark`s Basilica, and anchored the Republic`s position as the most important commercial center of the West, through which all goods had to pass en route to Europe. In addition, thanks to the division of the ancient Byzantine land, including the islands of Crete and Euboea, the city acquired many new territories, which helped to consolidate the influence of the city on the trade routes that passed through these waters. Located in the heart of a lagoon on the northeast coast of Italy, Venice was a great power in the Middle Ages and early modern times and a key city in the development of trade routes from the East to Europe. Its strategic location on the shores of the Adriatic, within the reach of the Byzantine Empire and Middle Eastern traders, allowed the city to become a commercial center in the west, receiving goods from the East by sea and spreading them to the growing European market.
Founded in the 5th century AD, it was not until the 9th century that Venice began to become an important naval power, enjoying the trade rights along the Adriatic coast granted by the Byzantine Empire. At the same time, during the 9th century, the city became increasingly independent of the Empire and developed into a city-state with extensive maritime capabilities, which allowed the city both to exercise more control over the waters around it and to become an active player in the trade of the East, reaching the Adriatic via the Mediterranean. Im 11. In the twentieth century, military missions were sent to subdue pirates who threatened maritime trade from their strongholds along the Dalmatian coast across the sea to the east, and large parts of this coast were conquered by the Venetians. This brought a new level of stability and security to maritime trade in the region and positioned the Republic of Venice at the heart of the Mediterranean trade scene. It was founded in 2006 as a regional split of the Italian Democratic Socialists and is led by Carlo Covi, regional deputy, and Monica Balbinot, Minister of Culture of Padua. The party was particularly strong in the Padua City Council: three of the seven councillors elected by the Socialists in 2004 switched to the new party. In Padua, she supported the city`s government led by Flavio Zanonato (Democratic Party) until the June 2009 elections, when she proposed President Covi as mayor. However, Venice`s monopoly of maritime trade did not remain undisputed. In addition to attacks on merchant ships by local pirates (a significant and costly threat in the Middle Ages), the city was forced to defend against a number of other competitors and rivals.
The temporary war with Genoa, another independent city-state with commercial ambitions, was a feature of much of the 12th and 13th centuries, as was the conflict with Arab forces in the Middle East and those of other European monarchs who sought to reduce the city`s status. .