Avamposto Veneziano - Revision history

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	*A [[Glyphs\|glyph]] is located on the lighthouse.		*A [[Glyphs\|glyph]] is located on the lighthouse.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:16, 23 November 2018

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	The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].		The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].

	Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].		Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].<ref name="DB">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Avamposto Veneziano]]</ref>

	By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force ~~{{Wiki\|~~Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.		==History==
			By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force [[Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII]] of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.<ref name="DB" />

	During Ezio's time fulfilling contracts on the behalf of [[Lorenzo de' Medici]], the Avamposto was a strategic foothold for the forces of [[Rodrigo Borgia]]. One Borgia-influenced militia controlled the lighthouse for a time, and, on a later occasion, the courtyard of the square building was patrolled by Borgia guards after they had captured one of Lorenzo's spies. On both occasions, Ezio intervened and eliminated the threats.		During Ezio's time fulfilling contracts on the behalf of [[Lorenzo de' Medici]], the Avamposto was a strategic foothold for the forces of [[Rodrigo Borgia]]. One Borgia-influenced militia controlled the lighthouse for a time, and, on a later occasion, the courtyard of the square building was patrolled by Borgia guards after they had captured one of Lorenzo's spies. On both occasions, Ezio intervened and eliminated the threats.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II''</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*A [[Glyphs\|glyph]] is located on the lighthouse.		*A [[Glyphs\|glyph]] is located on the lighthouse.

	==~~Reference~~==		==Appearance==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''

			==References==
			{{Reflist}}
			[[Category:Ports]]
	[[Category:Landmarks in Forlì]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Forlì]]

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	[[File:Avamposto veneziano.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Avamposto Veneziano]]		[[File:Avamposto veneziano.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Avamposto Veneziano]]
	The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].		The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].

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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''
	~~[[Category:Forlì]]~~
	~~[[Category:Landmarks]]~~
	[[Category:Landmarks in Forlì]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Forlì]]

imported>MasterKenway at 06:30, 9 April 2014

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	By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.		By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.

			During Ezio's time fulfilling contracts on the behalf of [[Lorenzo de' Medici]], the Avamposto was a strategic foothold for the forces of [[Rodrigo Borgia]]. One Borgia-influenced militia controlled the lighthouse for a time, and, on a later occasion, the courtyard of the square building was patrolled by Borgia guards after they had captured one of Lorenzo's spies. On both occasions, Ezio intervened and eliminated the threats.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].		The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].

	Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[~~Merchants\|~~merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].		Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].

	By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.		By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.

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imported>Jasca Ducato at 09:24, 10 October 2013

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	The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located ~~within~~ [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].		The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located near the city of [[Forlì]], in [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].

	Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[Merchants\|merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].		Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[Merchants\|merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].

imported>The Forgotten Fragment at 01:24, 10 October 2013

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	The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located within [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].		The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located within [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].

	Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].		Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[Merchants\|merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].

	By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.		By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.

imported>Raghava Shah at 01:16, 10 October 2013

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	The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located within [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].		The '''Avamposto Veneziano''' (English: ''Venetian Outpost'') was a port located within [[Romagna]]. The complex was comprised of a lighthouse, a dock, and a large square building. The outpost was used by [[ships]] to ferry passengers between [[Venice]] and Romagna, including [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and [[Leonardo da Vinci]].

	Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its merchants were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].		Venetian naval strategy involved maintaining a stead chain of bases along their trade routes to the East, ensuring that its [[merchants]] were able to get there and back without being attacked by [[Piracy\|pirates]] or Venice's enemies, the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]].

	By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.		By the end of the 15th century, Venice's fleet was occupied trying to force {{Wiki\|Charles VIII of France\|Charles VIII}} of [[France]] out of [[Italy]], at which point, Turkish forces struck without warning. Venice was soundly defeated, losing its [[Greece\|Greek]] outposts. Following that, the Turks managed to invade Venetian territory in northern Italy. Although Venice was able to keep most of its territory from that point forward, it would never again be a great naval power.