Otto Orseolo

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Otto Orseolo was an 11th-century Doge of Venice from the influential Orseolo family, known for his role in consolidating Venetian power and dynastic ties with neighboring realms.

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Otto Orseolo canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Doge of Venice
human
medieval ruler
associatedWith Orseolo family dominance in Venetian politics
Venetian expansion in the Adriatic
birthPlace Venice
causeOfEndOfOffice deposition
centuryOfActivity 11th century
citizenship Republic of Venice
country Republic of Venice
deathPlace Constantinople
dynasticPolicy marriage alliance with Hungarian royal house
endTime 1026
era High Middle Ages
familyName Orseolo
linked to: Hicela Orseolo
father Pietro II Orseolo
gender male
givenName Otto
governedTerritory Venetian lagoon
linked to: Venetian Lagoon

Venetian maritime domains
historicalRegion Adriatic Sea region
linked to: Adriatic Sea
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
Venetian
memberOf Orseolo family
mother Maria Candiano
nobleFamily Orseolo family
notableFor consolidating Venetian power in the Adriatic
pursuing dynastic alliances with neighboring realms
strengthening ties with the Byzantine Empire
strengthening ties with the Holy Roman Empire
strengthening ties with the Kingdom of Hungary
officeLocation Venice
ordinalInOffice 26th Doge of Venice
politicalAlignment pro-Byzantine policy
pro-Hungarian dynastic policy
positionHeld Doge of Venice
predecessor Pietro II Orseolo
relative Peter Orseolo of Hungary
linked to: Peter Orseolo

Stephen I of Hungary
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
sibling Orso Orseolo
Vitale Orseolo
spouse Grimelda of Hungary
startTime 1009
successor Pietro Centranico
title Doge

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Peter Orseolo father Otto Orseolo
Grimelda of Hungary spouse Otto Orseolo
Orseolo family member Otto Orseolo