Kingdom of Sardinia

Regnum Sardiniae
Kingdom of Sardinia

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1720–1861

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Anthem
S'hymnu sardu nationale

French invasion of Sardinia (May 25, 1793)

Capital

Turin

Government

Absolute monarchy (1720–1849), Parliamentary constitutional monarchy (1849–1861)

King

- 1720-1730

Victor Amadeus II

- 1730-1773

Charles Emmanuel III

- 1773-1796

Victor Amadeus III

- 1796-1802

Charles Emmanuel IV

- 1802-1821

Victor Emmanuel I

- 1821-1837

Charles Felix

Legislature

Paliament

History

- February 17, 1720

Savoy Placement

- 1803-1815

Napoleonic Wars

- 1848

Revolutions

- 1857

Sardinia's plan for reunifacation

- March 17, 1861

De-jure Unifacation

- March 20, 1861

Official Reunified Italy

Currency

Sardinian lira

Holy Roman Empire

Kingdom of Italy

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The Kingdom of Sardinia is an early modern country from 1720 until the italian unifacation in 1861.

Background

The Kingdom of Sardinia's house (The House of Savoy), was also the ruling house of the Duchy of Savoy. It also had the italian state of Piedmont.^[1]

Economy

In addition to international trade, the public sector, and new technologies, tourism is a key industry and most prevalent on the Northern coast of the island. As far as the industrial sector is concerned, historically, Sardinia has exploited coal, zinc, iron, silver, lead, and bauxite.^[2]