- The
cernide or
cernida (also
known as the
cranide in Dalmatia) were
territorial armies of the
Veneto and
Istria that
annually received some
military training...
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repelled the
first Turkish attack on Split, when
together with the
Split cernide defeated the
Turkish army of
about 2,000 soldiers. In 1647, contingents...
- and
managing the
troops and
their equipment. In the 16th century, the
Cernide were established,
territorial militias managed by the
Rector of the regiment...
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Senate ordered the
recall of the
Venetian fleet, the
conscription of the
cernide militia in Istria, and the
creation of a
provveditore generale for the...
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close the
Venetian rulers as to be
nominated general commander of the
cernide, the
armed peasants'
militias (called up in case of war). This faction...
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Western Europe and
local Gr****s (recruited
along the
lines of the
Venetian cernide system);
while in 1702, the
garrison at Corinth,
which covered the main...
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Fontaguzzio da Bologna. They also
hired some
lance spezzate and
dispatched the
cernide (peasant levies) of Bergamo, Crema, Brescia, Verona, Vicenza,
Padua and...
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possibility to
increase the
number through the use of
local militias also
called cernide. At the end of the
Republic the
Venetian military instrument was remarkable...
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avoid pitched battles and
concentrate on sieges. The
Venetian militia (
cernide)
system was
problematic as well,
being plagued by
money shortages and the...
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Savio alle
Ordinanze was
responsible for the
supervision of the
militias (
cernide).
Unlike the
previous two posts,
there was no
election specifically on...
