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The following is a list of battles fought by the Republic of Venice, from the traditional date of its founding in 697 until its dissolution in 1797, organized by date. The list includes both land and sea engagements, and is not exhaustive.
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The following is a list of battles fought by the Republic of Venice, from the traditional date of its founding in 697 until its dissolution in 1797, organized by date. The list includes both land and sea engagements, and is not exhaustive.
| Date | Location | Conflict | Commander | Allies | Opponents | Outcome | Refs |
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| 887, September 18 | Makro, Dalmatia | Doge Pietro I Candiano | — | Narentine pirates | Venetian defeat, death of Candiano. | ||
| Date | Location | Conflict | Commander | Allies | Opponents | Outcome | Refs |
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| 900, June 29 | Venice | Magyar raid on venice | Doge Pietro Tribuno | — | Hungarians | Venetian victory | |
| 948 | Dalmatia | Doge Pietro III Candiano | — | Narentine pirates | Venetian defeat, obligation for annual tribute to the Narentines | ||
| 998, Ascension Day | Dalmatia | Doge Pietro Orseolo II | — | Narentine pirates | Venetian victory, cessation of the tribute | ||
| 1000 | Lastovo, Dalmatia | Pietro Orseolo II | — | Citizens of Lastovo | Venetian victory, annexation of Lastovo | ||
| Date | Location | Conflict | Commander | Allies | Opponents | Outcome | Refs |
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| 1004 | Dalmatia | Doge Pietro Orseolo II | — | Narentine pirates | Venetian victory, subjugation of the Narentines | ||
| 1081 | Dyrrhachium | First Norman invasion of Byzantium | Doge Domenico Selvo | — | Italo-Norman fleet under Robert Guiscard | Venetian victory, destruction of the Norman fleet; Battle of Dyrrhachium | |
| Date | Location | Conflict | Commander | Allies | Opponents | Outcome | Refs |
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| 1110, October 19 – December 5 | Sidon | Norwegian Crusade | Doge Ordelafo Faliero | Kingdom of Jerusalem, Kingdom of Norway | Fatimid Caliphate garrison | Venetian–Crusader victory, capture of the city, creation of the Lordship of Sidon | |
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