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Last name
Guardabassi

Nobility: Nobili - Conti
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Language of the text: Portugûes

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Antiga e muito nobre família Oriatta de Fratta, hoje Umbertide, em cujo território possuía o domínio dos castelos de Celle, Parlesca e Polgeto desde tempos remotos. No feroz conflito civil liderado pelas duas famílias rivais dos Oddi e Baglioni, que atormentaram a Úmbria nos séculos XIV e XV, ele sempre ficou do lado da facção Oddi, seguindo fielmente também nos infortúnios e ruínas heróicas. As Crônicas Perugianas honram com honra Messer Guardabasso da Ugobio, líder valente dos escapados e já designado por eles no comando da Piazza, que na última tentativa desesperada de recuperar a cidade de surpresa (9 de junho de 1491), caiu no poder dos Baglioni. cruelmente morto por eles. A discórdia interna foi aplacada pela consolidação da denominação teocrática em toda a Úmbria, os Guardabassi também estavam juntos com os outros Oddi absolvidos do anúncio e, com um diploma do Magistrado Cívico em 11 de agosto de

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Troncato: nel primo sbarrato d'argento e di rosso, al leone al naturale, uscente dalla troncatura, lampassato e armato d'oro e attraversante; nel secondo di azzurro, alla pecora al naturale, guardante in basso, passante sulla campagna di verde, accompagnata ai lati da due olivi al naturale e da una stella di sei raggi, d'argento, posta sul cantone destro del capo.

Citato in "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI",Vol. VIII (Suppl. II).

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