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Last name
Capasso Torre Di Caprara

Nobility: Conti - Duchi
Nobles in:
Italia (Lazio - Campania)
Variations Last name:
Capasso, Torre di Caprara
Language of the text: Español

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Capasso Torre Di Caprara
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Familia antigua de la que hay recuerdos claros en las regiones napolitanas, según De Nicastro, desde el siglo XI. En el período suabo se contaba entre las familias feudales, y un Tommaso, partidario del rey Manfredi sufrió la confiscación de todas sus posesiones de Carlos I de Anjou. Más tarde, Giovanni y Roberto fueron creados caballeros; Peter tesorero del Reino (1275); Joshua que fue enterrado en la Iglesia de S. Chiara (1323) luchó con el rey Robert en Lombardía. Luigi era r. Familia y embajador del último rey de Aragón, que quería seguir en su exilio en Francia. Hijo de Luigi fue Annibale, r. concejal, y que participó en el ejército de Carlos V en la batalla de Pavía y en la toma de la Goleta. De sus tres hijos: Marcello, murió en 1556 en la lucha milanesa por Filippo II; Camillo era el padre de Elijah, quien murió al

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D'azzurro alla croce d'oro, posta a guisa di croce di S. Andrea, accantonata di 4 teste di leone, pure d'oro, linguate di rosso. Lo scudo è fregiato di ornamenti comitali con cercine e svolazzi d'oro e d'azzurro.

Blasone della famiglia Capasso e Capasso Torre di Caprara. Fonte Bibliografica: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol. II.

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