Iacobus Tiepolo, dux Venetiarum (1229-1249)

Master Vivian, chaplain of the Patriarch of Aquileia and procurator of Count Meinhard III of Gorizia, presents letters to Doge Jacopo Tiepolo demanding observance of their agreement prohibiting any reprisals against the count (under penalty of 10,000 marks), prompted by a case involving robberies of Venetian citizens in the count’s jurisdictions, to which the doge affirms his compliance.

The communes of Venice and Pula sign a new peace treaty and agree on ten articles regulating their future relations.

The people of Pula, united in the general assembly, formally ratify the treaty signed between the representatives of their commune and Venice on January 21, 1243 (doc. 1243_PP).