Provveditore

Adriatic home territory

• In the Stato di Terraferma, the continental part of northern Italy acquired by Venice, mainly in the 15th century, they were appointed in considerable number as part of a complex hierarchical structure, including territories, podesterias, capitanatos, vicariatos, ecclesiastical and private jurisdictions etc.

  Overseas territories (Stato do Mar)

Eastern Adriatic

• On the Istria peninsula, a further territorio, e.g. Pola
• Further south, in Dalmatia - cfr. infra
• Cattaro, see List of Venetian governors of Kotor

  Individual Ionian Islands

• Cephalonia, 1700−1799
• Cerigo, full style castellano e provveditore, the first part referring to the citadel, cf. infra, 1698−1799
• Santa Maura, 1700−1797
• Zante, 1698−1807

  Venetian coastal fortresses in continental Greece

• Coron, 1693−1715
• Modon, 1697−1715
• Patrasso, 1687−1715
• Preveza, 1721−1791
• Vonitsa, 1719−1797

  Provveditore generale

• Venetian Dalmatia.
• Morea, seat at Nauplion.
• Provveditore generale da Mar, seat at Corfu
• Provveditore generale di Candia, seat at Candia

  Special local titles

• On the Ionian island of Corfu, the equivalent Venetian governorship was styled Baili.
• Cerigotto maintained its own feudal rulers, styled Moite, accepting Venetian suzerainty since 1309
• Style not known for the Venetian fortresses in present Greece at Parga, nor for Aegina island.
• In Cyprus, the governorship was split between a civilian luogotenente and a military capitano.

  Later Napoleonic use