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Raineri Biscia

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It is the credited opinion of historians that the current Raineri Biscia family descends from the ancient counts of Bleda di Romagna rather than Bieda in the Viterbo area. Destroyed their castle, located in the Acerata valley when, in the struggles of the factions, it threatened to fall into the hands of the enemies, the family of the Counts of Bleda, partisan of the Ordelaffi, was led to Salto by a Crescenzio, Stefania's husband, from which it derived that Rainero, who gave the family its name. Dei Raineri was Gualfrido, gonfalonier of the Church and captain of all the papal militias. Rainerio, known in the castle of Bleda, elected pope in 1099 with the name of Pasquale II, and died in 1118, was the first to approve the statutes of the Jerusalemites knights; during his power, assisted by the people, he constantly fought against the emperors Henry IV and Henry

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Partito: nel primo d'argento al pino di verde, fruttato di oro, posto sopra un monte di tre cime di verde, uscente dalla punta, il tronco stretto da un destrocherio vestito di rosso movente dal lato sinistro, col capo d'Angiò (Raineri), nel secondo d'azzurro alla colonna toscana d'oro con la base ed il capitello d'argento, accollata da una biscia di verde ingollante un fanciullo di carnagione uscente in banda (Biscia).

Blasone della famiglia Biscia; fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti".

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