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Alboino I della Scala (c. 1284 – 29 November 1311) was the Scaliger Lord of Verona from 1304 until his death. He was the son of Alberto I della Scala, and became seignior and imperial vicar in the city after the death of his brother Bartolomeo in 1304.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Alboino I della Scala ( c. 1284 – 29 November 1311) was the Scaliger Lord of Verona from 1304 until his death.
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Alboino Della Scala; Signore di Verona; Stemma: In carica: 1304 – 1311: Predecessore: Bartolomeo I della Scala: Successore: Cangrande I della Scala Nascita: Verona, ? Morte: 29 novembre 1311: Luogo di sepoltura: Arche scaligere: Casa reale: Della Scala: Padre: Alberto I della Scala: Madre: Verde di Salizzole: Consorte: Caterina Visconti ...
Cangrande saw his first military action in the campaigns of his other brother Alboino I della Scala—who succeeded Bartolomeo in 1304—fighting alongside other Ghibelline leaders against the Guelph dynast Azzo VIII of Este, Lord of Ferrara. In 1308, he began to share the rule of Verona with Alboino.
- Verde da Salizzole
- 22 July 1329, Treviso
- 9 March 1291, Verona
- Alberto I della Scala
Podestà of Verona. Elected signore in 1262. Alberto I della Scala. 26 October 1277. 3 September 1301. Ghibelline. Former Podestà of Mantua. Brother of Mastino I. First hereditary signore.
He first ruled Verona jointly with his brother Alboino, and together they gained the title of imperial vicar from the Holy Roman emperor Henry VII (1311). After Alboino’s death (Oct. 28, 1311), Cangrande became the sole ruler and began a series of successful wars against Vicenza (1312–14) and Padua (1317–18).
