Duchy of Genoa

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The Duchy of Genoa was a 19th-century Italian ducal territory centered on the former Republic of Genoa, later integrated into the Kingdom of Sardinia and then unified Italy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf duchy
former administrative territorial entity
capital Genoa
coatOfArms coat of arms of the Kingdom of Sardinia
commonLanguage Ligurian
contains Liguria
city of Genoa
continent Europe
country Kingdom of Sardinia
createdAsResultOf Congress of Vienna
currency Sardinian lira
dissolved 1860
endTime 1860
event Congress of Vienna
flag flag of the Kingdom of Sardinia
followed Republic of Genoa
followedBy Kingdom of Italy
follows Republic of Genoa
governmentForm constitutional monarchy
historicalRegion Liguria
inception 1815
locatedIn Italian Peninsula
Italy
mergedInto Kingdom of Italy
namedAfter Genoa
officialLanguage Italian
partOf Italian states before unification
Kingdom of Sardinia
Sardinian States
linked to: Kingdom of Sardinia
precededBy Republic of Genoa
reasonForEnd Italian unification
religion Roman Catholicism
replaced Republic of Genoa
replacedBy Kingdom of Italy
ruler Charles Albert of Sardinia
Charles Felix of Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel I of Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel II of Sardinia
sharesBorderWith Duchy of Modena
Duchy of Parma
France
Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia
Papal States
startTime 1815
succeededBy Kingdom of Italy
timePeriod 19th century

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Ferdinand, Duke of Genoa titleHolderOf Duchy of Genoa