Ancient societies and Roman Italy
Etruscan and Greek communities, Roman republican and imperial expansion; Italy was not yet the modern nation.
An expanded cross-era guide with additional perspectives and explicit limits of dramatization.
Etruscan and Greek communities, Roman republican and imperial expansion; Italy was not yet the modern nation.
52 p.n.e. → 30 p.n.e.
REPRESENTED HISTORY 52 p.n.e. → 30 p.n.e.
Introduce late Republican political life and the transition to Empire.
TV drama with compression and fictionalized private narratives.
Season 0 and specials cannot be tracked here.
Post-Roman states, communes, Venice, Florence, Rome and the Renaissance, with regional diversity.
1429 → 1530
REPRESENTED HISTORY 1429 → 1530
Explore Florence’s family networks, commerce and patronage.
Family drama takes liberties with historical incidents.
Season 0 and specials cannot be tracked here.
REPRESENTED HISTORY 1492 → 1507
Compare a different rendering of the Italian Wars and papal power.
Long-form dramatization; overlaps another Borgia series.
Season 0 and specials cannot be tracked here.
REPRESENTED HISTORY 1492 → 1503
Compare Renaissance papal politics and patronage from another angle.
Stylized dynastic drama; strongly Rome-centered.
Season 0 and specials cannot be tracked here.
Spanish and Austrian influence, Napoleonic restructuring, nationalism, the unification process and inequalities.
05.1860 → 1862
REPRESENTED HISTORY 05.1860 → 1862
Experience the changes around Italian unification in Sicily.
2025 miniseries — a fictional aristocratic viewpoint; not the 1963 film.
Season 0 and specials cannot be tracked here.
Industrialization, mass politics, fascism, resistance, war and changing class relations.
1901 → 1945
REPRESENTED HISTORY 1901 → 1945
Explore rural class conflict and political radicalization into World War II.
A fictional social epic concentrated on northern Italy.
Season 0 and specials cannot be tracked here.
Republican institutions, economic boom, migration, corruption, social movements and regional differences.