Argos and Nauplia

Argos and Nauplia was a medieval rule in Morea.

The de la Roche family owned until 1308, the Duchy of Athens, which was awarded to Walter of Brienne this year. Walter hired the Catalan Company, a group of mercenaries, 1311, but he was overthrown by them. His family remained in the possession of Argos and Nauplia, where his followers called themselves Herzog.

Dukes of Argos and Nauplia

  • Walter II 1311-1356, son of Walter of Brienne (House Brienne )
  • Guido d' Enghien (Guy d' Enghien, nephew of Walter of Brienne ) from 1356 to 1377, called himself Duke of Athens ( home Enghien )
  • Maria ( Guido's daughter) from 1377 to 1388, called Duchess of Athens
  • Peter Cornaro ( Pietro Cornaro, Husband of Mary ) 1377-1388
  • 1388 were Argos and Nauplia sold to Venice

Men ( vassals of the previous one, from 1388 Venetian vassals):

  • Sohier I. c. 1350-1367
  • Walter I. 1367-1381 son of Sohier I.
  • Ludwig I. 1381-1394 brother of Sohier I.
  • Guiu 1394 -?

Argos remained under Venice to 1463 and Nauplia to 1540.

  • Duchy of Athens
  • Peloponnese
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