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Last name
Py Brondo

Nobility: Cavalieri
Nobles in:
Italia (Regno Di Sardegna)
Language of the text: English

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Py Brondo

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Cagliari family of Catalan origin whose information dates back to the 17th century. The Py Brondo were merchants, some of them were castle councilors. In 1648 they obtained the hereditary knighthood with Dr. Giovanni Battista, who in 1649 had the concession of the coat of arms and in 1653 was admitted to the military station in the Lemos Parliament. His descendants took part in all the other parliaments. The family has no news since the eighteenth century. Among the oldest and most illustrious families that from France, and Spain that flourished in the time of the French Regi of Carolea, and of the Spanish royal houses, Aragon, Castile and others, this family lived with splendor, from which it then under auspices military, and governments passed in Italy, and in the various regions, opulent Regions of all human size. The origin of the family is known and this leads to assumptions

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Py Brondo

Inquartato: al primo di rosso al pino fogliato e fruttato al naturale sostenuto da due leoni d'oro affrontati e controrampanti, coronati attorno alle tempie di una ghirlanda di rami di pino (Py); al secondo d'argento a due mazze d'armi di ferro al naturale in due bande; al terzo d'argento alla banda accostata da due coppe il tutto d'oro; al quarto di rosso alla quercia fogliata e fruttata al naturale. il tronco accostato da due teste di moro al naturale (Brondo).

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