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The capture of the fortress gave Sanudo control of the whole island.
Marco Sanudo recognised the rights and deeds to their properties of all the Greek archontés.
Marco was the eldest son and successor of Angelo Sanudo.
Sanudo ruled directly over Naxos and Milos and appointed governors on all the other islands.
With the places where Marco Sanudo presence is proven.
Marco Sanudo had to have his conquest certified by the Latin Empire authorities.
The head of the ambassadors was Geoffroi de Villehardouin and Marco Sanudo was among them.
Sanudo was a good governor, tolerant towards the locals.
However, they separated when Sanudo walked in on her with Kardashian.
Sanudo then attempted to conquer the island for himself, relying on local support.
They had at least three children, Marco II Sanudo.
Angelo Sanudo successfully negotiates a two-year truce.
Also, it 's the first text stating that Marco Sanudo and Doge Enrico Dandolo are related.
Marco Sanudo might have been helped by a council ( università ) inspired by the Venetian institution.
On the old acropolis, Sanudo built his kastro, his fortress.
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The Sanudo family may have originated in Eraclea where Marco Sanudo 's ancestors held charges.
Thus discredited, the name disappeared, and afterwards, only the Sanudo family exists.
According to some sources, Sanudo did literally burn its vessels to motivate his soldiers.
During the 13th century the island was conquered by the Venetian Marco Sanudo.
In the Cyclades, Sanudo was the suzerain and the others his vassals.
By his cousin, he left only daughters, Maria, who inherited Andros, and Elisabetta Sanudo.
That year, Marco Sanudo controlled all Cyclades with his companions or relatives.
You knew Severe Sanudo well, right?
Marco Sanudo never had any trouble with " his " locals.
After Florence Sanudo died, she was succeeded by her son Nicholas III.
Also, Sanudo did not alienate the Greek ruling class, the archontes.
The power of Marco Sanudo lasted until 1564, when the Turks occupied all of Greece.
Fiorenza Sanudo ( died after 1397 ) was sovereign lady of the island of Milos in Frankish Greece.
