Piemonte

Italy was divided into multiple more or less prosperous republics that had a habit of falling under the influence of Austria and France. One of the largest among the states of that time was Piemonte (also spelt Piedmont) with its capital Turin. The state included many Italian provinces: Alessandria, Asti, Cuneo, Navarre, Vercelli and others. In the Middle Ages, Piemonte was a princedom in a dynastic union with Savoy. After 1720 it comprised the core of the Sardinian kingdom.

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