Venice After 1200

Since Venice 1200, the Venetian Empire was basically a commercial company. Like all good companies, it is in keeping pace with the times, living and prospering. "Prior to 1400 Venice was dominated by trade, her naval superiority gave her the opportunity to confuse her enemies as well as giving her the opportunity to protect her trade route After the battle in Asco, the Venetian navy became dominant, the Venetians gained a lot of wealth.

As the pirates were at threat of trade, the Republic of Venice occupied several places of the east coast of the Adriatic Sea before 1200 years. The governor obtained the title of Duke of Dalmatia and Duke of Istria. Later, the property of the mainland will spread to the west side of the Garda river like the Ada river known as "Terraferma", partly to secure the trade route of the Alps and partially secure supply It was acquired as a buffer against neighbors fighting for. Continental wheat depends on the city. In establishing its maritime business empire, the Republic dominated the salt industry, dominated the majority of the Aegean islands including Crete and the Mediterranean Cyprus, and became the major power broker in the Near East.

Venetian glass has an important influence on the world of glass blowing. Due to the decline of the Islamic empire and the decline of world trade, Venice gradually became the center of East and West trade. "In the early 1200s the Venetian Glass Manufacturers' Association was founded" (Glassblowing.com) is an era when glass blowing is a very secret process. Venetian glass manufacturers were forced to move to Murano to dominate the glass blowing industry. Glass blowers and their families must not leave the island to maintain understanding of the glass

Venice carnival first appeared in 1268. Its destructive nature is reflected in many laws Italy has been trying to wear masks to restrict celebrations for centuries. In 1798 the city entered under Austrian control and the festival of carnival in Venice was canceled but it revived in the second half of the 20th century. Užgavėnės launched the evening when Ash Wednesday night, winter portrait (usually called Morė) was burned. The main factor symbolizes the winter failure in the Northern Hemisphere. This is a phased fight between Lasinis' personalized winter ("porky") and Kanapinis's personalized spring ("hempen man"). During the festival, demons, witches, goats, shinigami, and other amusing and horrible characters appeared in costumes.