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Who rules the Italian city-states in the 13-16th century?

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Each city-states had their own rulers. Some of the princely ones where: Florence, Venice, Milan, Rome, Naples, and all of these had rulers like Medici, Doge, Pope, etc.

You can also understand this by the definition of city-states itself. A city-state is an area which is rules on is own by major cities. They had a mix of both hereditary rulers as well as elected rulers. :D

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