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Savoyard's States
Sabaudia (lat)
États de Savoie(fr)
Stato di Savoia(it)
1003–1861
Coat of arms of Kings of Sardinia of Savoy
Coat of arms of Kings of Sardinia
Motto: FERT FERT FERT
Savoyan States in 1839
Savoyan States in 1839
StatusFormer federal independant state
CapitalMontmélian (1416–1295)
Chambéry (1295–1562)
Turin (1562–1792)-(1815–1821)
Cagliari (1792–1815)
Common languagesFrench, Italian, Latin, Piedmontese, Arpitan, Occitan
Religion
Roman Catholicism
GovernmentCounty, Duchy and Kingdom
Count
Duke
King
 
• 1003–1048
Humbert I White Hands (first)
• 1849–1861
Victor Emmanuel II of Italy (last)
Historical eraMedieval times
Modern Era
• Humbert I became Count of Savoy
1003
1861
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Kingdom of Burgundy
Kingdom of Italy


The Savoyard's States (French: Etats de Savoie), also know as States of the House of Savoy and simplified in Savoy, was a unified group of states in Western Europe. Their history began with the creation of the County of Savoy in 1003 and end with the transformation of these states in the Kingdom of Italy in 1861.

Today, the territory of the ancient Kingdom of Sardinia is divided between France and Italy.


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Category:States and territories established in 1003 Category:Savoy Savoy Savoy Category:Former countries in Europe Category:1861 disestablishments in Europe