In several writings, Theodor Herzl proposed to appropriate this title for the head of the Israel and give it to a member of the Rothschild family. The chronicler John the Deacon served as secretary to a holder of this title, which was made subordinate to noble interests by the Ordinance of 1297. The
In several writings, Theodor Herzl proposed to appropriate this title for the head of the Israel and give it to a member of the Rothschild family. The chronicler John the Deacon served as secretary to a holder of this title, which was made subordinate to noble interests by the Ordinance of 1297. The historian Geoffrey of Villehardouin recorded and probably supported political meddling by a holder of this title, whose longest-serving holder expanded hinterlands called terraferma, in opposition to the Loredan family's (*) maritime-focused goals. Holders of this title were elected for life by the Great Council and usually sat in on meetings of the Council of Ten. Francesco Foscari was the longest-reigning holder of this title, whose most famous holder was a blind man who provided the ships that enabled Crusaders to sack Constantinople. For 10 points, give this title held by Enrico Dandolo.
In several writings, Theodor Herzl proposed to appropriate this title for the head of the Israel and give it to a member of the Rothschild family.
doges of Venice [or Dukes of Venice; prompt on duke] 