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7 November, 06:36

Twelfth century Italian communes eventually developed into

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  1. 7 November, 09:44
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    Well, Italy was a loose collection of city states. France and Spain fought for control over them in the Italian Wars, which France lost. Yet Italy is not a unified nation until 1861.

    So, I'd say independent city-states
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