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Ezzelino III da Romano (25 April 1194, Tombolo – 7 October 1259) was an Italian feudal lord, a member of the Ezzelini family, in the March of Treviso (in modern Veneto). He was a close ally of the emperor Frederick II (r. 1220–1250), and ruled Verona, Vicenza and Padua for almost two decades.
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Ezzelino III da Romano (born April 25, 1194—died Oct. 1, 1259, Soncino, Lombardy) was an Italian noble and soldier who was podestà (chief governing officer) of Verona (1226–30, 1232–59), Vicenza (1236–59), and Padua (1237–56).
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Ezzelino III da Romano, detto il Terribile, è stato un condottiero e politico italiano, signore della Marca Trevigiana. Appartenente alla famiglia germanica dei Da Romano, detti anche Ezzelini, era il figlio primogenito di Ezzelino II il Monaco ed Adelaide di Mangona, e fratello di Alberico e Cunizza da Romano. Audace, astuto e valoroso, la ...
Ezzelino III da Romano or Ecelino da Romano, was lord of the Marca Trevigiana. Belonging to the Ezzelini family, he was the eldest son of Ezzelino II the Monk and brother of Alberico da Romano and Cunizza da Romano. He was a politician and Ghibelline leader, an ally of Frederick II of Swabia.
Overview. Ezzelino III da Romano. (1194—1259) Quick Reference. (1194–1259) Son of Ezzelino II da Romano, called the Monk, and of Adelaita of the counts of Mangona, born 25 April 1194. The family of the lords of Romano (previously ... From: Ezzelino III da Romano in Encyclopedia of the Middle Ages » Subjects: History — Early history (500 CE to 1500)
The most well-known character of Ezzelini family, conqueror, tyrannor more feared than the devil. Ezzelino III da Romano (Romano d’Ezzelino April 25, 1194 – Soncino September 27, 1259), married in 1221 with Zilia, sister of count Sambonifacio, which repudiates; in 1238 with Selvaggia, Legitimate daughter of Frederick II of Svevia; in 1244 ...
I da Romano, così beffati, assaliti da Padova, allontanati da Verona, e accolti con sospetto nella Lega, nell'inverno 1231-32, d'accordo con i Montecchi, si rivolsero a Federico e il 14 aprile 1232 s'impadronivano di Verona, che prestò il giuramento all'impero.
