Significant1379 – 1380 · 1 year

War of Chioggia

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Chioggia · Venice

Late 14th-century naval conflict between Venice and Genoa for control of Mediterranean trade.

Estimated casualties

10Ksingle estimate · no range published

What happened

The War of Chioggia (1379-1380) represented the final major conflict between Venice and Genoa, two Mediterranean maritime powers. Naval battles, amphibious operations, and siege warfare characterized the conflict. Venice ultimately prevailed, establishing Venetian Mediterranean dominance.

Why it mattered

Chioggia's outcome definitively established Venetian Mediterranean dominance. The victory ended Genoa's competitive maritime challenge to Venice.

Belligerents2

Venice
Genoa

ON THE MAPVenetian RepublicRepublic of Genoa

Conflict graph

SUB-CONFLICTS · 2

Battle of Antium1378
Battle of Pula1379

Sources

Wikipedia — text reused under CC BY-SA 4.0

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