Hvem gjorde venedig handel med under renæssancen?
Egypten
Economic history of Venice
Privilegier i det Hellige Rige fungerede godt sammen med overherredømmet i Adriaterhavet og et kort over den byzantinske kejser fra 992. Som kompensation for militær hjælp mod araberne i Syditalien havde kejser Basilius II nedsat skatten for skibene med halvdelen. Desuden indledte venetianerne handel med Tunesien og Alexandria i Egypten, hvor de leverede træ, våben, metal og slaver, selv om handelen med islam til tider var forbudt. Kejser Leo V (813-820) havde allerede forbudt denne handel, men i relativt fredelige tider blev dette forbud åbenbart lempet.
Egypt
Economic history of Venice
Privileges in the Holy Empire worked well together in combination with supremacy in the Adriatic Sea and a chart of the Byzantine Emperor of 992. In compensation for military aid against the Arabs of southern Italy emperor Basil II had reduced the tax for the ships by half. In addition Venetians started trade with Tunisia and Alexandria in Egypt where they delivered wood, weapons, metal and slaves, even though the trade with Islam was sometimes banned. Emperor Leo V (813–820) had already forbidden this trade, but during relatively peaceful times this ban was obviously loosened.
Economic history of Venice