Negroponte

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Negroponte is the historical Venetian name for the island and city of Euboea (Chalcis) in Greece, a strategically important stronghold in the late medieval and early modern Eastern Mediterranean.

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Negroponte canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical place name
alternativeName Egripont
Egrippo
associatedWith Frankish Greece
Venetian maritime empire
linked to: Republic of Venice
capturedBy Ottoman Empire
captureYear 1470
centeredOn city of Chalcis
linked to: Chalcis
controlledAccessTo Euripus Strait
controlledSeaRoute Aegean Sea
governedBy Venetian bailo of Negroponte
hasFortifications medieval fortress
hasHarbor port of Chalcis
linked to: Port of Chalcis
historicalNameOf Chalcis
Euboea
involvedIn Ottoman–Venetian conflicts
languageOfName Venetian
linked to: Venetian language
locatedIn Eastern Mediterranean
Greece
partOf Venetian Stato da Mar
linked to: Republic of Venice
refersTo Chalcis
Euboea
region Euboea
strategicImportance high
strategicRole control of sea lanes between northern and southern Aegean
gateway between Greek mainland and Aegean islands
timePeriod early modern period
late Middle Ages
usedBy Republic of Venice
wasStrongholdOf Republic of Venice

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Morean War hasLocation Negroponte
Stato da Mar hasPart Negroponte
Triarchy of Negroponte capital Negroponte