- III King of
Naples (as
Ferdinand IV) 6
October 1759 – 23
January 1799
Parthenopaean Republic King of
Sicily (as
Ferdinand III) 6
October 1759 – 12 December...
- Eventually, the
Republicans conquered Castel Sant'Elmo and
proclaimed a
Parthenopaean Republic,
secured by the
French Army. A counter-revolutionary religious...
- The
Parthenopean Republic (Italian:
Repubblica Partenopea, French: République Parthénopéenne) or
Neapolitan Republic (Italian:
Repubblica Napoletana) was...
- held his own and
captured Naples itself, and
there established the
Parthenopaean Republic. His
intense earnestness and
intolerance of opposition, plus...
-
mobilized peasants of the
Kingdom of
Naples against the pro-French
Parthenopaean Republic in 1799, its aims
culminating in the
restoration of the Monarchy...
-
French had
entered the city
under General Championnet and
proclaimed the
Parthenopaean Republic.
Nelson was
promoted to Rear-Admiral of the Red on 14 February...
-
Parthenope (Naples), an
ancient Gr****
settlement now part of Naples,
Italy Parthenopaean Republic, a short-lived
republic established in
Naples during the French...
-
Republic from 1796 to 1797
Roman Republic (1798–1799) from 1798 to 1799
Parthenopaean Republic in 1799 Costa Rica - The Town's
Legates Junta and High Government...
- the name of the
French Republic,
captured Naples and
proclaimed the
Parthenopaean Republic, a
French client state, as
successor to the kingdom. King Ferdinand...
-
intellectual and
churchman of the
Kingdom of
Naples who
supported the
Parthenopaean Republic of 1799.
Giovanni Andrea Serrao was born in
Castel Monardo...
