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Donata Badoer (c. 1280 – between 1333 and 1336) was an Italian noblewoman from the Republic of Venice. Biography. Belonging to an ancient Venetian patrician family, she was daughter of merchant Vitale Badoèr. In 1300 she married Marco Polo, the Venetian explorer, son of Niccolò Polo.
- Fantina, Belella and Moreta
- 1280, Venice
- between 12 July 1333 and 4 March 1336 (aged 52–56), Venice
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- Marco Polo’s Notoriety
- Donata Badoer: Marco Polo’s Wife
- Marco and Donata’S Married Life
- Her Final Years
- We Don’T Know Much About Donata, But Such Was The Way
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Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy, in 1254. From a young age, he showed an interest in exploring the world beyond his hometown. When he was 17 years old, he traveled with his father and uncle to China. This trip would eventually become the basis for his famous co-authored book, The Travels of Marco Polo, also known as “Descriptions of the World....
Not much is known about Donata Badoer, Marco Polo’s wife. She was born in Venice around 1280, making her 20 years younger than Marco. The two married in 1300 and had three daughters: Fantina, Bellela, and Moreta. Donata Badoer belonged to the Badoer family, a prominent and wealthy merchant family in Venice. At the time of her marriage, she was an h...
Venetian weddings were elaborate affairs, and Marco and Donata’s wedding was no different. The wedding would have had all the formalities of an upper-class Venetian wedding, which included a lavish banquet, music, and dancing. The festivities could have lasted for days; during this celebration, Marco would have anointed his wife’s head and escorted...
The Polo family had long, successful careers as merchants in Venice. Marco and Donata continued their work until he died in 1324. Afterward, she took over the family business and was given the authority to execute his will. According to his will, he left her a yearly stipend; a woman in her position could remarry if she wanted or live her life much...
There’s not much known about Donata Badoer Polo, but what we know paints a picture of a typical Venetian noblewoman of her time. Donata had a comfortable life, with all the advantages and privileges of being part of the upper class. She was able to marry Marco Polo, even though he wasn’t as wealthy or well-connected as her family. And after his dea...
Donata Badoer was a wealthy heiress who married Marco Polo, the famous explorer, in 1300. She ran the household, managed the family business, and executed her husband's will after his death in 1324.
9. Jan. 2021 · Donata Badoer ( Venice , 1280 - between 12 July 1333 and 4 March 1336) was a noblewoman Italian of the Republic of Venice . Belonging to an ancient Venetian noble family, the daughter of Vitale Badoer merchant. Bride in 1300 Marco Polo , the explorer Venetian , the son of Niccolò Polo .
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1. März 2022 · Im folgenden Jahr heiratete er Donata Badoer, die Tochter einer anderen wohlhabenden Kaufmannsfamilie, mit der er drei Töchter hatte: Fantina, Bellela und Moreta. Agnese, die bisher unbekannte Tochter Marco Polos, wurde also wahrscheinlich gezeugt, bevor Polo 1298 ins Gefängnis kam.
Donata Badoer (1280-1333/6) was the daughter of a Venetian patrician family and the wife of the famous traveler Marco Polo. Learn about her life, marriage, daughters, and legacy in this reading passage.
7. Feb. 2022 · Polo, who wrote a book about his travels that went on to become one of the world’s first bestsellers, was in jail for a year before returning to Venice and marrying Donata Badoer, with whom he...
24. Juli 2016 · 43 min. 24.07.2016. UT. Video verfügbar bis 07.06.2025. Mehr von Terra X. War Marco Polo, der berühmteste Fernreisende der Weltgeschichte, wirklich im China des 13. Jahrhunderts? Noch immer...
