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Last name
Lacchini

Nobility: Nobili - Patrizi - Conti
Nobles in:
Italia (Italia)
Language of the text: Español

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Lacchini

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Muy antigua familia patricia de Forlì, donde está atestiguada desde el siglo XVI, que se ha extendido a lo largo de los siglos en varias regiones de Italia. Un Pío de esta casa gozaba de un título nobiliario, siendo castellano. Pero, por otro lado, esta familia, en todas las épocas, siempre logró distinguirse, gracias a los elevados personajes que engendró. Muchos de sus miembros, de hecho, se hicieron singularmente dignos de su país. Entre estos, sin arriesgar nada al valor de los omitidos, recordamos: Brando, anciano del barrio de San Valeriano, en 1504; Paolo, quien, junto con su hermano y sobrino priores, fue investido con la castellanía de Ravaldino, por quirógrado del papa Clemente XI el 15 de julio de 1713; Antonio, su hermano, que obtuvo, para él y sus descendientes, el título de conde del SRI, de manos de Filippo Erculani, príncipe de Blamberg, autorizado por el emperador Leopoldo,

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Lacchini, Lacchin

Di rosso, al cavallo passante d'argento movente dalla pianura erbosa; col capo d'argento caricato da tre stelle d'oro, e sostenuto da una fascia d'azzurro in divisa.

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Troncato: nel 1° d'azzurro, a cinque stelle a otto punte d'oro, 2.3; nel 2° di rosso, al cavallo rivolto e corrente d'argento, imbrigliato di nero; con la fascia d'oro passata sulla troncatura

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