Ligurian Republic: Polity Style: 1797-1805 |
| 9 Dec 1797 |
the results of the referendum (held on 2 Dec 1797) on acceptance of the Constitution of the Ligurian Republic (Costituzione del Popolo Ligure) are approved by the Provisional Government at the session of 9 Dec 1797 (Registro delle sessioni del governo provvisorio, p. 320; Gazzetta nazionale, No. 26, Supplement, 9 Dec 1797, p. 221) |
| 9 Dec 1797 - 9 Jun 1805 |
Reppublica Ligure [1] |
| 5 Jun 1800 |
the government of the Ligurian Republic ceased to function after the occupation of Genoa by the army of the Austrian monarchy (Gazzetta di Genova, No. 1, 9 Jun 1800, pp. 1-7) [2] |
| 24 Jun 1800 |
the government of the Ligurian Republic is completely re-established after the occupation of Genoa by the army of France (Gazzetta nazionale, No. 1, 28 Jun 1800, pp. 1-4) |
| 4 Jun 1805 |
the territory of the Ligurian Republic is incorporated into the French Empire in accordance with a decree approved by the Senato of the Ligurian Republic on 25 May 1805 and publicly accepted by the Emperor of the French at a ceremony held in Milan on 4 Jun 1805 (Raccolta delle leggi, e atti, decreti, e proclami pubblicati dal Senato, 4:121-122; Gazzetta nazionale, No. 23, 8 Jun 1805, pp. 187-188) |
| 9 Jun 1805 |
the Constitution of the Ligurian Republic is abolished, the government is dissolved in accordance with a decree issued by the minister of the interior of the French Empire in Genoa on 9 Jun 1805 (Gazzetta di Genova, No. 1, 15 Jun 1805, p. 4) |
