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Palavecino

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This surname, of Italian origin and with arms in Spain, is also written in various nobles, armorials, records of evidence of nobility and other documents and printed and handwritten works, in the following forms: P., Palavicino, Pallavicino, Palavesino, Palavessino , Palavicina, Palavicén, Palavecin, Palavesin and Paravecino; but he is named Palavicino more generally. The Golden Book of Italian Nobility, states what follows, referring to the Palavicino family (whose lordship they took the name) and the Holy Roman Empire: "ab inmmoriabile", are inscribed in the cast of noble families and holders of the Parmesan region with the title of marquises. Tradition brings down this family from Oberto, from the Longobard dukes of Tuscany, count of the imperial palace and progenitor of the illustrious houses of Malaspina, the royal of Brunswick, the East and the Marquis of Massa. His descendant, Adalbert, lord and count of Baden, in Germany, received from the Emperor Charlemagne the investiture of all the lands that later formed the Palavicino brand or state whose name was used by Adalbert's descendants, who reigned first independently and then feudatories ( of the house of Parma) until 1600, when they were stripped by the Farnese, then sovereigns of Parma. The Palavicinos also went to Spain, specifically to Valencia. Ambrosio Palavicino y Doria, a native of the island of Xio, in the lordship of Genoa.

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