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They had increased powers in the geographical area between Cremona, Parma and Plaisance, where it constituted a state called the Pallavicino State which included Busseto, Zibello, Cortemaggiore, etc.) and which benefited from independence until ‘They were subject to the Farnese of Parma and Plaisance.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4   Armes de la Famille Pallavicino The Pallavicino belonged to the branch adalbertino From the Obertenga line which was also part of the Marquis de Massa, Corsica, Parodi and Gavi. The ancestors of the Pallavicino came from a minor branch of the family which had settled in the Padane valley between Cremona and Plaisance. From a Marquis Oberto, living around 1100, come both the Pallavicino and the ancient Cremon\u00e8se family of Cavalcab\u00f2 still existing. He was the son of Oberto, the Marquis Oberto, to take the nickname of Pelavicino (“P\u00e8le-Voisin”), a mocking nickname certainly in reference to his rapaacity. His heirs inherited this nickname thus becoming the name of the family in its Pallavicino form. Oberto obtained from Emperor Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Barberousse the confirmation of the strongholds in inheritance in the plain around Arda, the ancient county of Aucia and future state Pallavicino. His grandson Guglielmo, who died in 1217, was at the origin of all the important lines of the family from the grandchildren Oberto, Manfredo and Pelavicino.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Manfredo and his descendants had the title of Marquis de Scipio , today hamlet of Salsomaggiore Terme, which was then part of the marquisate. His descendants generally of the Gibelin Party had important public charges (mayor, captain, governor) in the largest municipalities, and he linked to the Sforza of Milan from whom they received (with the Marquis Pietro in 1450) the confirmation of the fiefs. Of the three sons of Pietro (Giovanni, Nicol\u00f2 e Ludovico) descend as many lines: that of Giovanni died quickly, remains a natural descendants in Pavie, lord of Marcignago and Giovenzano (today hamlet of Vellezzo Bellini), extinct in 1738 ; That of Nicol\u00f2 died in 1613 with the Marquis Orazio who in 1568 had sold his share of Scipio and Salsomaggiore to the Duke of Parme; That of Ludovico Dura Hus that at 1776. Pelavicino, son of Guglielmo, had the marquisate of Pellegrino Parmense. His descendants were confirmed in their strongholds by the Visconti Ducs of Milan, but in 1428 the two cousins \u200b\u200bManfredo and Antonio, accused of having conspired, were expropriated from their fiefs. Their descendants lived in modest conditions in the PARME region before turning off in 1795. The most famous of the sons of Guglielmo was Oberto II Pellavicino, supporter of the emperor Frederic II and subsequently recognized chief of the Gibelin party of the Padane valley. He was lord of Cr\u00e9mone, Pavie, Plaisance, vicar imperial, Captain General of Milan. His fortune declined with the arrival in Italy of Charles d’Anjou, the defeat of Conradin de Hohenstaufen and the triumph of the Guelfe party. They left him alone the inherited goods which passed to the son Manfredino and whose sons Oberto and Donnino in 1348 shared the fiefs. Oberto in particular obtained Busseto, capital of the Pallavicino state; Oberto achieved a solid alliance with the visconti of Milan. Oberto, through Nicol\u00f2 (faithful ally of Jean Gal\u00e9as Visconti) joined Orlando the Magnificent , which gave the Pallavicino state the statutes which allowed the functioning of the State for three centuries. He was the last Marquis under which the State maintained his unity. Oberto, in 1453 shared it between his many sons, hence the origin of the lines of Varano, Tabiano, Cortemaggiore, Busseto, Poleine and Zibello. Before taking care of these, remember that Donnino descend the Marquis de Ravarano (hamlet of Calestano in the Apennines Parmesan); These, dividing into several lines died before XVIII It is century, a lost line which acquired the fief of Stupinigi and moved to Piedmont. This had many charges with the court of Savoie, governor of Ceva, Marquis de Rabosa Soprana and Frabosa Sottana, and she died for her main branch in 1816 while the younger branch of the Marquis de Priola is today still flourishing. Nicol\u00f2, son of Orlando the magnificent was the founder of this branch, he was Marquis de Varano de ‘Melegari, in the Apennines Parmesans, his castle was built by his father, he also owned Castelguelfo (Fontevivo) and other localities. They died in 1782.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Oberto, son of Orlando the magnificent was the founder of this branch, he was the Marquis from Tabiano to Salsomaggiore. His descendants went out to XVIII It is century. Gianluigi , son of Orlando the magnificent was the founder of this branch; He received the important marquisate of Cortemaggiore with Busseto and his son Orlando Il Gobbo added Fiorenzuola d’Arda. His descendants went out from XVI It is siecle. Lived strain by a fever Audi pallavician pallavicino de zibello fut on the orig of a desceste with the sandwick with the brancheto. Gianmanfredo, son of Orlando the magnificent was the founder of this branch, he obtained the Marquisat of Polens Parmense. His descendants went out to XVIII It is century. The lign\u00e9e the Malay of the Country of the Province of Paulita with Pallvicino, Orlando filesman in Magnifric. AU MARQUisat de BSSeto, S Sun Galeazzo has ajoueta factode, feline, tollablesiara. Adalberto , naturel by Galeazzo I, Optor’s succulent and wishes (Apr\u00e8s of the extension of the Homonyme’s). CME STE start,, Come noued Competing by Avait \u00e9p\u00e9 laiss\u00e9 en la hurge de Zibello and Galeazzo II , son of Adalberto, whose Farnese, Duke of Parma and Plaisance took advantage, to confiscate the Pallavicino state. Unnecessarily the Galeazzo III son obtained a favorable sentence from the imperial court: his descendants were sovereigns of the Pallavicino state only by name. His descendants went out to XIX It is Si\u00e8cle. De Sforza Pallavicino, Fils de Galeazzo II, Descendirent Les Pallavicino Trivulzio, Seigneurs de San Fiorano, \u00c9teints en 1878 Avec Le Marquis Giorgio Guido Pallavicino Trivulzio, Patriote Du Risorgimento. Gianfrancesco, son of Orlando the magnificent was the founder of this branch; He received the marquisate from Zibello. The dispute between Alessandro de Zibello to his cousin Galeazzo II of Busseto had the consequence that the house not only did not succeed Busseto but lost the imperial fief of Zibello to the advantage of the farnesis. His descendants remained nevertheless in the fief of Zibello (as vassals of the Dukes of Parma) until the abolition of feudalism. This line which has shared in many branches is still flourishing.  Pallavicini coat of arms of Genoa  This Genoese branch of Pallavicino (or Pallavicini) descends from the second son of Guglielmo, Niccol\u00f2. She gave the Republic of Genoa many senators, three governors as well as three Doges and to the Vatican many prelates. It is historically based in the parish of San Pancrazio. From cie beauty etute that donnino (1557), qui domezaise de stupinisi de Stimonte de Stupinigi [ first ] . Table of ContentsMembers [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Related article [ modifier | Modifier and code ] External link [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Source [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Notes [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Members [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Giovanni Pallavicini, CS Nicol\u00f2 E and Saco Sleeping in Genes and Market to Statue Marcaster William small, g, and we house of the day (1353-1355) as a name Jeene Jean Visconte. Antonio Gentile Pallavicino (1441-1507), Cardinal Italien. Giovanni Battista Pallavicino (1480-1524), Cardinal Italien. Giovanni Pallavicino, Slutner in Genoa (Lee Enes (1471-1473). Gian Francesco Pallavicino, Golderneur de Genes (1475-1 Agostino Pallavicini (1577-1649) Gouverneru from Corsica Puis Doge de Prote de Corse (1637-1639). Lazzaro Pallavicino (1603-1680), Cardinal Italien. Lazzaro Opizio Pallavicino (1719-1785), Cardinal Italien. Gian Carlo Pallavicino (1722-1794), Doge de G\u00eanes. Alerame Maria Pallavicini (it) (1730-1805), Doge of Genoa. Nomay, s W\u00e9rge, where do po\u00e8tes g\u00e9nie p\u00e8is\u00e9s, lai (1772-1841). Marquis Alfred von Pallavicini (of) (1848-1886), Austrian mountaineer and known in his time as the strongest man in Vienna. Marquis Johann von Pallavicini (1848-1941), Austro-Hongrois graduate. Marquis Ede Pallavicini (hu) (1845-1914), Hungarian economist and politician, member of the House of Magnies. Father of the next. Gy\u00f6rgy Marquis Pallavicini (hu) (1881-1946), great Hungarian owner, secretary of state and legitimist parliamentary, president of the Hungarian football federation. Husband of the countess Borb\u00e1l\u00e1 Andr\u00e1ssy, granddaughter of Gyula Andr\u00e1ssy. Antal Pallavicini nor Marquis Antal Pallavicini (1922-1957), commander in the Hungarian army, martyr of the Budapest insurrection in 1956, rehabilitated in 1989 and promoted colonel posthumously. Son of the previous one. Marquis Friedrich Pallavicini (born in 1924), married in 1961 Princess Helene de Wurtemberg. Marquis Alfonso Pallavicini, Previous De The European Historic Houses Association , married to the countess Elisabeth d’Adekem d’Acoz, sister of Queen Mathilde des Belgians [ 2 ] . Leontina, fancy board, married to Capria. Calabria, Snow day It’s Boywima de restiazza pola de Belgium. Marquis Anton Pallavicini, Feldmarschalleutnant Austro-Hungarian, Oberleutant of the Hungarian royal body guard at the start of the First World War. Giuseppe Pallaviciini Cavalrezini (1943-) translated and \u00e9crivain. 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