Foundation of Korkyra

Foundation of Epidamnos

War between Corinth and Korkyra about Epidamnos

Colonization of Pharos and Issa

Korkyra held by AgathoklÊs

Korkyra held by Pyrrhos

First Roman war with Illyria, time of Queen Teuta and Demetrios of Pharos

Korkyra, Epidamnos, and Apollonia become allies of Rome

Second Illyrian War

Foundation of Aquileia

First Roman Conquest of Illyria

First mention of Tragyrion (TraÜ)

First Dalmatian War

Salona the head of Dalmatia

Roman Conquest of Istria

Foundation of Forum Julii

Colony of Tergeste fortified by Augustus

Foundation of Pietas Julia

Final conquest of Dalmatia

Martyrdom of Saint Caius

Diocletian retires to Salona

Crispus put to death at Pola

First church of Aquileia built by Fortunatian

Gallus put to death at Pola

Aquileia destroyed by Attila

Dalmatia under Marcellian

Dalmatia under Odoacer

Dalmatia under Theodoric

The Emperor Glycerius Bishop of Salona

Nepos killed near Salona

Salona recovered to the Empire

Building of the church of Parenzo

Belisarius sails from Salona

Narses sails from Salona

Schism in the church of Aquileia

Beginning of the Patriarchate of Grado

Lombard conquest of Italy begins

Slavonic settlements under Heraclius

Salona destroyed by the Avars

Inland Dalmatia under Charles the Great; the coast cities left to the Eastern Empire

The church of Pola built by Bishop Handegis

Cattaro taken by the Saracens

Saracen siege of Ragusa

First Venetian conquest of Dalmatia

Poppo Patriarch of Aquileia; rebuilding of the church

First authentic mention of Gorizia

Croatian kingdom of Dalmatia

Foundation of Saint Nicolas at TraÜ

Corfu conquered by Robert Wiscard

Corfu recovered by the Empire

Exploits of the English exiles at Durazzo

Magyar kingdom of Dalmatia

The tower of Saint Mary's at Zara built by Coloman of Hungary

Beginning of the Counts of Gorizia

Corfu held by Roger of Sicily

Dalmatia restored to the Eastern Empire

Corfu conquered by William the Good

Corfu, Durazzo, etc., held by Margarito as a kingdom dependent on Sicily

Richard the First at Ragusa

Taking of Zara by the Crusaders

Venetian Counts at Ragusa

Corfu and Durazzo first occupied by Venice

Building of TraÜ cathedral

Corfu and Durazzo recovered by Michael of Epeiros

Durazzo recovered by the Empire

Corfu and Durazzo ceded to Manfred

Consecration of Saint Anastasia at Zara

Durazzo under Servia

Durazzo restored to the Kings of Naples

Pola submits to Venice

Neapolitan duchy of Durazzo

Treviso first occupied by Venice

Building of the Archbishop's castle at Salona

Treviso besieged by Lewis of Hungary

Dalmatia ceded to Lewis of Hungary

Durazzo the capital of an Albanian kingdom

Complete independence of Ragusa

Markquard, Patriarch of Aquileia; recasting of the church

Gradual advance of Venice in Dalmatia

Treviso ceded to Leopold of Austria

Trieste commends itself to Austria

Final acquisition of Corfu by Venice

Venetian occupation of Argos

Treviso restored to Venice

Second Venetian acquisition of Durazzo

Building of the palace at Ragusa

Butrinto and Parga commend themselves to Venice

Consecration of Saint Chrysogonos at Zara

Sebenico annexed by Venice

Building of the cathedral at Sebenico

Cattaro becomes Venetian

TraÜ annexed by Venice

Curzola finally submits to Venice

Dominions of the Patriarch of Aquileia annexed by Venice

Udine annexed by Venice

Lesina occupied by Venice

The city of Aquileia left to the Patriarchs

Argos ceded by Venice

Fluctuations between Venice and the Turk in Dalmatia

Date of the cloister at Badia

Otranto taken by the Turks

Otranto recovered by Alfonso

Veglia annexed by Venice

Monopoli stormed by the Venetians

Trani, Otranto, and other cities pledged to Venice by Ferdinand of Naples

Durazzo and Butrinto lost by Venice

Gorizia annexed to Austria by Maximilian

Treviso besieged by Maximilian

Trani, etc., recovered by Ferdinand of Aragon

Building of the Dogana at Ragusa

Trani, etc., recovered by Venice

Trani, etc., restored to Charles the Fifth

Aquileia annexed to Austria

Mark Anthony de Dominis Archbishop of Spalato

Building of the gate at Curzola

The great earthquake at Ragusa

Prevesa won and Butrinto recovered by Venice

The Emperor Leopold repairs the castle of Gorizia

Athens taken by Morosini

Abolition of the patriarchate of Aquileia; Udine and Gorizia become metropolitan sees

Peace of Campo Formio; fall of Venice: Venetia, Istria, and Dalmatia, except Ragusa, occupied by Austria

The Ionian Islands and the Venetian outposts ceded to France

Septinsular Republic under Ottoman overlordship

Prevesa stormed by Ali of JÔannina

Venetia, Istria, Trieste, and Dalmatia ceded to the French kingdom of Italy; Dalmatia partly occupied

The Republic of Ragusa suppressed by Buonaparte

Various points occupied by England

Cattaro delivered from France by England and Montenegro; Cattaro, capital of Montenegro

Dalmatia recovered by Austria, Ragusa also occupied by Austria for the first time

Venetia, Istria, and Trieste recovered by Austria

English occupation of Curzola

The Ionian Islands under British protection

Surrender of Parga to the Turk

Liberation of Venice and recovery by Austria

The Ionian Islands added to free Greece

Final liberation of Venetia

Austrian attempt to infringe the liberties of the Bocchesi; defeat of the Austrians

Beginning of the war in Herzegovina

Servian and Montenegrin war; recovery of Antivari, Dulcigno, and Spizza by Montenegro

Congress of Berlin; Dulcigno restored to the Turk; Spizza taken by Austria; Antivari left to Montenegro; the Turk "invited" to cede Epeiros to free Greece

The liberation of Epeiros decreed the second time

Dulcigno recovered for Montenegro

Liberation of Thessaly, but not of Epeiros