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Doge Giovanni Paolo Gradenigo

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Doge Giovanni Paolo Gradenigo

Birth
Venice, Città Metropolitana di Venezia, Veneto, Italy
Death
8 Aug 1356 (aged 76–77)
Venice, Città Metropolitana di Venezia, Veneto, Italy
Burial
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Venetian • 56th Traditional Doge of Venice/54th Historical Doge of Venice


Gradenigo was born in Venice.


He was married to Adriana Borromeo and then to Marina Capello.[1] Before his election, he had been podestà in Capodistria, Padua, and Treviso.


His recognized loyalty to the Venetian Republic probably helped him in being elected, as he came after the conjure which had led to the execution of his predecessor, Marino Faliero.


Two months after his election, the Venetians signed a peace treaty with Genoa, ending a long and unfavorable war.


During his reign, measures were taken to improve the Republic's economic situation, but in 1356, they were again in war both on the mainland and in Dalmatia (which would end in the unfavorable Treaty of Zadar under his successor, Giovanni Dolfin).


He died in 8 August 1356.


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Venetian • 56th Traditional Doge of Venice/54th Historical Doge of Venice


Gradenigo was born in Venice.


He was married to Adriana Borromeo and then to Marina Capello.[1] Before his election, he had been podestà in Capodistria, Padua, and Treviso.


His recognized loyalty to the Venetian Republic probably helped him in being elected, as he came after the conjure which had led to the execution of his predecessor, Marino Faliero.


Two months after his election, the Venetians signed a peace treaty with Genoa, ending a long and unfavorable war.


During his reign, measures were taken to improve the Republic's economic situation, but in 1356, they were again in war both on the mainland and in Dalmatia (which would end in the unfavorable Treaty of Zadar under his successor, Giovanni Dolfin).


He died in 8 August 1356.


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