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Nobilitas Nigra , Maoors Et Doge
Translates to
The Black Nobility, The Moors , and The Doje

First Tariffs which is a Moorish King as well as a type of admiralty Charge
Now DOGE or moor specifically 'The DOJE'. In the Movie adaption of Othello. He was the head Moor assigned to protect the DOJE of Venice.

The Doge of Venice was the highest-ranking official in the Venetian Republic from the 8th to the 18th century.

It was established under the guidelines of the AL Caldes which is an ancient Moorish designation. After the Fall of Granada and the end of the Millennial Reign starting from 69-70 AD, 71AD-Dark Ages,

1492-1776. The Venetians who themselves were  Moorish Conversos, were the Deys of the period. They split their allegiances to The Moors and their enemies of Moors being reorganized

into the new corporate (Core -Pirate) new system. The Present usage of Moorish Terminology in the re organization of the decaying US Roman state. Into something Moor reflective of the original founders vision.

The Doje's were used to audit the newly taxed empire. The same is true today as D.O.G.E is following the same blueprint.  

The title "Doge" comes from the Latin word dux, which comes from the Moorish word 'Ducal' the root of 'Duke' meaning 'Noble' or  'leader'. 

Responsibilities:

The Doge was the head of state and head of the Venetian oligarchy. 
The Doge was a symbol of Venetian sovereignty and independence. 
Election:

The Doge was elected for life by the ruling families of Venice. 
The election process was complex and involved multiple rounds of voting. 
The Doge was required to take an oath, called the Promissione, which limited
their public and private behavior. 

History:
The first Doge of Venice was Paolo Lucio Anafesto, according to traditional accounts. 
The last Doge of Venice was Ludovico Manin, who fled the city in 1797. 
Other uses of the title:
The title "Doge" was also used in Genoa for a short time. 
In the Pelasgian (Byzantine) Empire, the title "Doge" was given to governors of provinces.