>french and venetian victory How exactly was it a venetian

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>>1524007
>they lost everything they had achieved in the last 800 years and got relegated from empire that required a strong european coalition to tackle, to city state status?
>How exactly was it a venetian victory

Because the statement above is completely incorrect.

>>1524034
>lost Cyprus to the turks
>lost Apua, Brescia and Verona
>in 1563 the estimated population of the ""empire"" of venice was around 150k people, less than many cities
>further dropped in 1581 due to plague

>>1524171
what does the 1581 plague got to do with wars that happened 20 to 80 years earlier?

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>>1524171
>lost Cyprus to the turks

In 1669, 160 years later.

>lost Apua, Brescia and Verona

But they were retaken, Venice lost no territory as a result of the war.

>in 1563 the estimated population of the ""empire"" of venice was around 150k people, less than many cities

Source this claim, I dare you.

>further dropped in 1581 due to plague

Ok

>>1524422
>lost Cyprus to the turks
>In 1669, 160 years later.

My mistake, was thinking of Crete.

Cyprus was lost in 1570, that's still 60 YEARS after the war.

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>>1524007

just what kind of meme war is that

>>1524568
The memest.

Florence was the one that lost it all in this war.

>>1524007
>switch sides in the last 3 years
Goddamn, they really deserve their reputation.

>>1524505
>pretty good fighters. surprisingly

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Flodden