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Rota Candiani

Nobility: Conti
Nobles in:
Italia (Emilia Romagna)
Language of the text: Español

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Familia Piacenza, a la que con el DM de 1910 el título fue reconocido con sucesión masculina. Está registrado en el Libro de Oro de la nobleza italiana y en la lista oficial de nobles italianos con el título de conde (m.), En la persona de Giacomo, Carlo, di Girolamo. Niños: Pietro, Romana, Giuseppina, Carlo y Vittoria. El título de Conde pertenecía a esta familia, un título que fue elevado por los emperadores a quienes estaban a su lado. De estos condes fueron elegidos aquellos que estaban destinados a supervisar las oficinas del palacio real, y otros fueron enviados al gobierno de las provincias del imperio y a mirar por encima de las fronteras. Luego hubo otras cuentas, ajenas a los mencionados Uffizi, como las asignadas a Annona, para comerciar; y también los supervisores del ejército tenían ese título. En la época de los godos, varios funcionarios públicos mantuvieron la

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Partito: nel primo d'azzurro alla fascia d'argento caricata di altra fascia di rosso, accompagnata in capo da tre stelle di sei raggi d'oro male ordinate ed in punta da un monte di tre cime con due rami nodriti in quelle laterali, il tutto al naturale, sormontato da una ruota di otto raggi di rosso; nel secondo troncato: a) d'oro all'aquila coronata di nero linguata di rosso; b) d'azzurro a due chiavi d'argento, l'ingengno all'insù, decussate, addossate ed accantonate da tre gigli d'oro male ordinati. Cimiero: Un braccio armato, tenente una spada posta in sbarra.

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