Following the capture of Constantinople by the Fourth Crusade, Tinos was one of several islands ruled by private Venetian citizens and belonged to Geremia Ghisi, whose heirs held it until 1390 when the last member of the family branch bequeathed both Tinos and Mykonos to Venice.
Tinos was one of several islands ruled by private Venetian citizens and belonged to Geremia Ghisi. This was following the capture of Constantinople by the Fourth Crusade. When the last member of the family branch bequeathed both Tinos and Mykonos to Venice. This was what Geremia Ghisi's heirs held it until 1390.