Italy during the renaissance era was subdivided into a number of city states, small kingdoms and the papal state. The political structures of these states varied considerably and included republics, hereditary kingdoms, vassals, grand duchies and the Vatican ruled country in the case of the papal state. The breakdown of...
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Italy during the renaissance era was subdivided into a number of city states, small kingdoms and the papal state. The political structures of these states varied considerably and included republics, hereditary kingdoms, vassals, grand duchies and the Vatican ruled country in the case of the papal state. The breakdown of the Italian renaissance states and their political structures are as follows:
- Kingdom of Naples – hereditary kingdom
- Kingdom of Aragon – hereditary kingdom
- Papal States – ruled from Rome by the Vatican and Pope
- Republic of Genoa – Republic
- Republic of Florence – Republic
- Duchy of Savoy – hereditary state
- Venetian Republic – Republic
- Republic of Lucca – Republic
- Duchy of Ferrara – hereditary state
- Milan – hereditary state