- (judicadus,
logus or
rennus in Sardinian,
judicati in Latin,
regni or
giudicati sardi in Italian), in
English also
referred to as
Sardinian Kingdoms,...
- Italian).
Retrieved 2
August 2021. C. Zedda-R. Pinna, La
nascita dei
giudicati,
proposta per lo
scioglimento di un
enigma storiografico, su Archivio...
-
delimited by
giudicati or "judgments"
among the
several gastalds. From the
immediate region of
Parma and of Piacenza,
numerous such
giudicati survive, which...
- the
early 9th century, four
autonomous political entities known as the
Giudicati—Cagliari, Arborea, Torres, and Gallura—emerged. Each was
governed by a...
- part of the
Gregorian reform of the Papacy. Cagliari, like the
other giudicati, was
placed under papal and
Pisan authority.
Torchitorio was a sponsor...
- 2012.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint:
multiple names:
authors list (link) The
Giudicati, the city of S****ari, and the
Genoese and
Pisan local possessions. Payne...
-
conquest of
Sardinia began,
which deprived the city of the
dominion over the
giudicati of
Cagliari and Gallura.
Given the
difficult economic and
political situation...
- 24. De
bello Wandalico. C.
Zedda and R.
Pinna (2007), La
nascita dei
giudicati,
proposta per lo
scioglimento di un
enigma storiografico,
Archivio Storico...
- the
Giudicati,
Republic of
Venice and
Byzantine Empire 843–855:
Divided between the
Middle Francia,
Duchy of Benevento,
Duchy of Naples, the
Giudicati, Republic...
- Upon the marriage, Enzo by jure
uxoris would accede to the
Sardinian Giudicati of
Logudoro (Torres) and Gallura,
covering the
northern half of the island...
