Doge Of Venice From 1606 1612

Leonardo Donà, 90th Doge of Venice

Doge of Venice from 1606-1612

Leonardo Donà, also known as Donato, was the 90th Doge of Venice. He was elected on January 10, 1606 and served until his death in 1612. Donà was the son of Giovanni Battista Donato and was born in Venice. He was a successful merchant and held several important positions in the Venetian government before his election as Doge.

Accomplishments

As Doge, Donà oversaw a period of peace and prosperity for Venice. He also played a key role in the defense of the Venetian Republic against the Ottoman Empire. In addition, Donà was a patron of the arts and sciences, and he founded the Doge's Library.

Legacy

Donà is remembered as one of the most successful and respected Doges of Venice. His reign was a time of great progress and prosperity for the republic. He is also remembered for his patronage of the arts and sciences.