TABLE 1. ITALY: AVERAGE TEMPERATURES
Location |
July |
January |
Total Precipitation |
Cortina d'Ampezzo(Alps) Milan (Po Basin) Rome (Peninsula) Taormina (Sicily) |
60°F (16°C) 75°F (24°C) 77°F (25°C) 79°F (26°C) |
28°F (-2°C) 35°F (2°C) 45°F (7°C) 52°F (11°C) |
48 inches (1220 mm) 32 inches (810 mm) 26 inches (660 mm) 28 inches (710 mm) |
TABLE 2. RULERS OF ITALY AND THEIR PREDECESSORS
COUNTS OF SAVOY |
Dates of Rule |
Name |
Succession |
Born-Died |
1034-c.1056 |
Humbert I, the Whitehanded (Umberto Biancamano) |
Count of Salmourerc in 1003, of Nyon in 1017, of Val d'Aosta in 1024, of Savoy and other regions in 1034 |
? - c.1056 |
c.1056 |
Amadeus (Amadeo) I |
Son of Humbert I |
? - c.1056 |
c.1056-c.1057 |
Oddone |
Fourth son of Humbert I |
c.1010-c.1057 |
c.1057-c.1078 |
Peter (Pietro) I |
Eldest son of Oddone |
c.1048-1078 |
c.1078-1080 |
Amadeus II |
Second son of Oddone |
? - 1080 |
1080-1103 |
Humbert II |
Son of Amadeus II |
? - 1103 |
1103-1148 |
Amadeus III |
Son of Humbert II; Gisele, mother, regent from 1103 to 1109 |
1095-1148 |
1148-1188 |
Humbert II |
Son of Amadeus III |
c.1135-1189 |
1188-1233 |
Thomas |
Son of Humbert III |
1178-1233 |
1233-1253 |
Amadeus IV |
Son of Thomas |
c.1197-1253 |
1253-1263 |
Bonifacto (Roland) |
Son of Amadeus IV |
c.1244-1263 |
1263-1268 |
Peter II |
Son of Thomas |
c.1215-1268 |
1268-1285 |
Philip I |
Son of Thomas and brother of Peter II |
? - 1285 |
1285-1323 |
Amadeus V the Great |
Son of Amadeus IV |
c.1252-1323 |
1323-1329 |
Edward the Liberal |
Son of Amadeus V |
c.1284-1329 |
1329-1343 |
Aymon (Aimon) the Pacific |
Son of Amadeus V |
1291-1343 |
1343-1383 |
Amadeus VI the Green Count |
Son of Aymon, died of plague |
1334-1383 |
1383-1391 |
Amadeus VII the Red Count |
Son of Amadeus VI |
1360-1391 |
1391-1416 |
Amadeus VIII |
Son of Amadeus VII |
1383-1451 |
DUKES OF SAVOY |
Dates of Rule |
Name |
Succession |
Born-Died |
1416-1451 |
Amadeus VIII |
Son of Amadeus VII; created duke by Emperor Sigismund in 1416; retired to a monastery in 1434; became the last antipope from 1439 to 1449 |
1383-1451 |
1451-1465 |
Louis I |
Son of Amadeus VIII; had carried on father's functions from 1434, with his advice |
1413-1465 |
1465-1472 |
Amadeus IX |
Son of Louis I |
1435-1472 |
1472-1482 |
Phillbert (Fillberto) I the Hunter |
Second son of Amadeus IX; mother, Yolande, regent to her death in 1478 |
1465-1482 |
1482-1490 |
Charles I the Warrior |
Fourth son of Amadeus IX |
1468-1490 |
1490-1496 |
Carles II John Amadeus |
Son of Charles I; Bianca, mother, regent |
1489-1496 |
1496-1497 |
Philip II |
Son of Louis I; great-uncle of Charles II |
1443-1497 |
1497-1504 |
Phillbert II |
Third son of Philip II |
1480-1504 |
1504-1553 |
Charles III |
Fourth son of Philip II |
1486-1553 |
1553-1580 |
Emmanuel Phillbert |
Son of Charles III |
1528-1580 |
1580-1630 |
Charles Emmanuel I the Great |
Son of Emmanuel Phillbert |
1562-1630 |
1630-1637 |
Victor Amadeus I |
Son of Charles Emmanuel I |
1587-1637 |
1637-1638 |
Francis Hyacinthe |
Eldest son of Victor Amadeus I; mother, Marie Christine, regent |
1632-1638 |
1638-1675 |
Charles Emmanuel II |
Second son of Victor Amadeus I; mother regent until 1648 |
1634-1675 |
1675-1720 |
Victor Amadeus II |
Son of Charles Emmanuel II; Sicily granted to him by Treaty of Utrecht, 1713, with title of king; became king of Sardinia in 1720, when it was exchanged for Sicily by Treaty of Cambrai |
1666-1732 |
KINGS OF SARDINIA (LINE OF SAVOY) |
Dates of Rule |
Name |
Succession |
Born-Died |
1720-1730 |
Victor Amadeus II |
Son of Charles Emmanuel II; abdicated in favor of Charles Emmanuel III |
1666-1732 |
1730-1773 |
Charles Emmanuel III |
Second son of Victor Amadeus II |
1701-1773 |
1773-1796 |
Victor Amadeus III |
Second son of Charles Emmanuel III |
1726-1796 |
1796-1802 |
Charles Emmanuel IV |
Eldest son of Victor Amadeus III; abdicated in favor of Victor Emmanuel I |
1752-1819 |
1802-1821 |
Victor Emmanuel I |
Third son of Victor Amadeus III; ruled only on island of Sardinia from 1802 to 1814, when mainland possessions (Piedmont) were occupied by the French; abdicated in favor of Charles Felix |
1759-1824 |
1821-1831 |
Charles Felix |
Fifth son of Victor Amadeus III |
1765-1831 |
1831-1849 |
Charles Albert |
Prince of Savoy-Carignan; descendant of fourth son of Charles Emmanuel I; resigned crown to Victor Emmanuel II |
1798-1849 |
1849-1861 |
Victor Emannuel II |
Son of Charles Albert; declared king of Italy and confirmed by first Italian Parliament, Mar. 17, 1861 |
1820-1878 |
KINGS OF ITALY |
Dates of Rule |
Name |
Succession |
Born-Died |
1861-1878 |
Victor Emmanuel II |
King of Sardinia since 1849; son of Charles Albert, prince of Savoy-Carignan; first king of unified Italy |
1820-1878 |
1878-1900 |
Humbert I (Umberto I) |
Son of Victor Emmanuel II; assassinated |
1844-1900 |
1900-1946 |
Victor Emmanuel III |
Son of Humbert I; abdicated in 1946; Benito Mussolini real ruler from 1922 to 1943 |
1869-1947 |
1946 |
Humbert II (Umberto II) |
Son of Victor Emmanuel III; regent from 1944 to 1946 (king from May 9 to June 13, 1946); exiled |
1904-1963 |
ITALIAN REPUBLIC - PRESIDENTS |
Dates of Rule |
Name |
Succession |
Born-Died |
1946-1948 |
Enrico de Nicola |
Provisional head of government of the republic; elected by the Constituent Assembly, June 28, 1946 |
1877-1959 |
1948-1955 |
Luigi Elnaudi |
Elected president |
1874-1961 |
1955-1962 |
Giovanni Gronchi |
Elected president |
1887-1979 |
1962-1964 |
Antonio Segni |
Elected president |
1891-1972 |
1964-1971 |
Giuseppe Saragat |
Elected president |
1898-1988 |
1972-1978 |
Giovanni Leone |
Elected president |
1908- |
1978-1985 |
Sandro Pertini |
Elected president |
1896-1990 |
1985-1992 |
Francesco Cossiga |
Elected president |
1928- |
1992- |
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro |
Elected president |
1919- |
* Note: Some dates and data vague