From the fall of the Hohenstaufen (1268), city-republics increasingly became principalities, like the Duchy of Milan and Verona, and the smaller ones were swallowed up by monarchical states or sometimes other republics, like Pisa and Siena by Florence , and any special role for the local patricians was restricted to municipal affairs.
From the fall of the Hohenstaufen (1268), city-republics increasingly became principalities, like the Duchy of Milan and the Lordship of Verona. The smaller ones were swallowed up by monarchical states or sometimes other republics, like Pisa and Siena by Florence . Following these developments, any special role for the local patricians was restricted to municipal affairs.
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