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Antiquae civitates ItaliaeIndices ducum civitatumHistoria TusciaeMagni ducatusCondita 1569


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Magnus Ducatus Tusciae

Sermo officialis

Italicus sive Tuscus

Caput

Florentia

Forma

Magnus Ducatus

Dux Civitatis

Magnus Dux
Institutio

1569
Finis

1860 (a Regno Sardiniae capto)
Primus Magnus Dux

Cosmus I Medices (1569 - 1574)
Ultimus Magnus Dux

Ferdinandus IV Tusciae (1859-1860)


Magnus Ducatus Tusciae (terrae flavae pictae in media Italia) anno 1815 post consilium Vindobonense


Magnus Ducatus Tusciae[1] (Italiane Granducato di Toscana) fuit antiqua civitas in Tuscia regione Italica.


Per bullam papae Pii V die 27 Augusti 1569 Cosmus I Medices iam dux Florentiae magnus dux Tusciae factus est.


Usque ad annum 1737 magni duces Tusciae ad familiam Mediceam, postea ad familiam Habsburgi-Lotharingiae pertinuerunt.


Magnus ducatus finem habuit anno 1860, cum ultimus dux expulsus et Tuscia per plebiscitum adiuncta esset Regno Sardiniae, quod insequenti anno novum regnum Italiae factum est.



Magni Duces Tusciae Familiae Mediceae 1569-1737 |



  • Cosmus I Medices 1569-1574


  • Franciscus I Medices 1574-1587


  • Ferdinandus I Medices 1587-1609


  • Cosmus II Medices 1609-1621


  • Ferdinandus II Medices 1621-1670


  • Cosmus III Medices 1670-1723


  • Ioannes Gaston Medices 1723-1737


Magni Duces Tusciae Familiae Habsburgi-Lotharingiae 1737-1860 |



  • Franciscus I 1737- 1765, qui etiam imperator Sacri Romani Imperii fuit;


  • Petrus Leopoldus 1765 - 1790, qui postea usque ad mortem anno 1792 imperator Sacri Romani Imperii fuit;


  • Ferdinandus III 1790-1801 et post invasionem Napoleonis 1814-1824


  • Leopoldus II 1824 -1859 (anno 1848 breviter Tuscia respublica fit)


  • Ferdinandus IV 1859-1860


Notae |



  1. Ducatus Spoletanus et Tusciae CAMENA.








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