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Realm · approximate borders · 1388–1456

Duchy of Athens (Acciaioli)

The Florentine Nerio Acciaioli took Athens from the Catalans in 1388; apart from a Venetian interlude (1395–1402) his family ruled Attica and Boeotia from the Acropolis and Thebes, tributary to the Ottomans and from 1444 to the Despot of the Morea, until Turahanoğlu Ömer Bey conquered the duchy in 1456 (the Acropolis held out until 1458). Extent (Attica, Boeotia and the Megarid) approximate.

Source: Wikipedia 'Duchy of Athens'.

See Duchy of Athens (Acciaioli) on the map in 1388

On the map
1388–1456
Capital
Athens, Thebes

Rulers named in the sources

Eastern European states, 82 BC – 1952

States of central-eastern and south-eastern Europe, the Baltic and the north-western Caucasus: Burebista's and Decebalus' Dacia, the principality of Abasgia, Rus' Tmutarakan, Circassia until the Russian conquest of 1864, the Emirate of Bari, the Albanian principalities of Arbanon and the Thopia and Skanderbeg's League of Lezhë, Zeta under the Balšići and Crnojevići, Lombard Negroponte, Acciaioli Athens, the Livonian prince-bishoprics of Riga and Ösel–Wiek, the prince-bishops of Montenegro, the wartime Slovak Republic and post-war Poland before 1953. Few of these frontiers were ever surveyed.

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