Kinrick o Sardinie

Kinrick o Sardinie
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	1324–1861
	Banner Coat of arms (c. 1831)
	Anthem: S'hymnu sardu nationale ; "The Sardinian national anthem";
	Kinrick o Sardinie, in 1815: Mainland Piedmont wi Savoy, Nice, an Sardinie in the inset.
Caipital	Cagliari; (1324–1720, 1798–1814); Turin; (1720–1798, 1814–1861)
Common leids	Sardinian, Corsican, Catalan an Spaingie, Italian (frae 1760 onwart), French, Piedmontese, Ligurian
Govrenment	Absolute monarchy; (1324–1849); Pairlamentar constitutional monarchy; (1849–1861)
Keeng
• 1324–1327	James II o Aragon (first)
• 1849–1861	Victor Emmanuel II o Savoy (last)
Prime Meenister
• 1848	Cesare Balbo (first)
• 1860–1861	Camillo Benso (last)
Legislatur	Pairlament
• Upper house	Subalpine Senate
• Lower house	Chaumer o Deputes
History
• Papal investitur	1297
• Actual establishment	1324
• Kinrick tae Habsburg	1714
• Kinrick tae Savoy	1720
• Perfect Fusion	1848
• Loss o Savoy an Nice	1860
• Acomes the new Kinrick o Italy	1861
Aurie
1859	73,810 km2 (28,500 sq mi)
Currency	Cagliarese (to 1813); Sardinian scudo (to 1816); Piedmontese scudo (to 1816); French franc (1800–14); Sardinian lira (1816–61)
Precedit bi	Succeedit bi
	Giudicato o Arborea
	Republic o Pisa
	Sassari
	Duchy o Savoy
Kinrick o Italy
Seicont French Empire
The day pairt o	France; Italy; Monaco

The Kinrick o Sardinie^{[nb 1]} wis a state in Soothren Europe that existed frae the early 14t till the mid-19t century. It wis the predecessor state o the Kinrick o Italy.^[7]

NotesEedit

↑ The name o the state wis oreeginally Latin: Regnum Sardiniae, or Regnum Sardiniae et Corsicae whan the kinrick wis still conseedert tae include Corsicae. In Italian it is Regno di Sardegna, in French Royaume de Sardaigne, in Sardinian Rennu de Sardigna an in Piedmontese Regn ëd Sardëgna.

ReferencesEedit

↑ The Kinrick wis meant tae an aw include the neeghboorin island o Corsicae, till its status as a Genoese laund wis eventually acknawledged bi Ferdinand II o Aragon, that drappit the last oreeginal bit mentionin Corsicae in 1479 (Francesco Cesare, Casula. Italia, il grande inganno 1861–2011. Carlodelfino Editore. Pp.32, 49). Houiver, ivery keeng o Sardinie wad still reteen the nominal teetle o Rex Corsicae ("Keeng o Corsicae").
↑ Storia della lingua sarda, vol. 3, a cura di Giorgia Ingrassia e Eduardo Blasco Ferrer
↑ The phonology of Campidanian Sardinian : a unitary account of a self-organizing structure, Roberto Bolognesi, The Hague : Holland Academic Graphics
↑ S'italianu in Sardìnnia , Amos Cardia, Iskra
↑ Settecento sardo e cultura europea: Lumi, società, istituzioni nella crisi dell'Antico Regime; Antonello Mattone, Piero Sanna; FrancoAngeli Storia; pp.18
↑ "Limba Sarda 2.0S'italianu in Sardigna? Impostu a òbligu de lege cun Boginu – Limba Sarda 2.0". Limba Sarda 2.0. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
↑ Aldo Sandulli e Giulio Vesperini (2011). "L'organizzazione dello Stato unitario" (PDF). Rivista trimestrale di diritto pubblico (in Italian): 47–49. Retrieved 19 March 2013.CS1 maint: uises authors parameter (link)

[7] The name o the state wis oreeginally Latin: Regnum Sardiniae, or Regnum Sardiniae et Corsicae whan the kinrick wis still conseedert tae include Corsicae. In Italian it is Regno di Sardegna, in French Royaume de Sardaigne, in Sardinian Rennu de Sardigna an in Piedmontese Regn ëd Sardëgna.

[1] The Kinrick wis meant tae an aw include the neeghboorin island o Corsicae, till its status as a Genoese laund wis eventually acknawledged bi Ferdinand II o Aragon, that drappit the last oreeginal bit mentionin Corsicae in 1479 (Francesco Cesare, Casula. Italia, il grande inganno 1861–2011. Carlodelfino Editore. Pp.32, 49). Houiver, ivery keeng o Sardinie wad still reteen the nominal teetle o Rex Corsicae ("Keeng o Corsicae").

[2] Storia della lingua sarda, vol. 3, a cura di Giorgia Ingrassia e Eduardo Blasco Ferrer

[3] The phonology of Campidanian Sardinian : a unitary account of a self-organizing structure, Roberto Bolognesi, The Hague : Holland Academic Graphics

[4] S'italianu in Sardìnnia , Amos Cardia, Iskra

[5] Settecento sardo e cultura europea: Lumi, società, istituzioni nella crisi dell'Antico Regime; Antonello Mattone, Piero Sanna; FrancoAngeli Storia; pp.18

[6] "Limba Sarda 2.0S'italianu in Sardigna? Impostu a òbligu de lege cun Boginu – Limba Sarda 2.0". Limba Sarda 2.0. Retrieved 28 November 2015.

[A.Sandulli,G.Vesperini-8] Aldo Sandulli e Giulio Vesperini (2011). "L'organizzazione dello Stato unitario" (PDF). Rivista trimestrale di diritto pubblico (in Italian): 47–49. Retrieved 19 March 2013.CS1 maint: uises authors parameter (link)

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