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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Baroni - Nobili
Nobles in:Italia (Sicilia)
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Variations Last name: Castellet,Castellitti,Incastilletta
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Castelletti
Variations Last name: Castellet,Castellitti,Incastilletta
We find the Castellet family one of the oldest, and nobles of the Kingdom of Aragon, and Principality of Catalonia, and among its clear men is celebrated Beltran of Castellet, who lived nobly in 717, and fought many years against the Barbarians for drive them out of occupied Spain, possessing in those times a Castle called Castellet, having been owned by his progenitors under the King Goto Atagulfo, but he, seeing the province completely oppressed by Moors, retired with many knights in the Perinei mountains, and in the part of Cerdagna, where they made strong (as Pietro Tomich says) and after many battles, and reported feats, old with Prince Matatia in 751 died, leaving four children, who illustrated his family. Auloger of Castellet was the first son, who engaged in the services of the Emperor Charlemagne in 778: who had passed from France to Catalonia for the recovery of Spain, and removed from being able to de 'Barbari Tarragona, left her under the guard of Auloger; therefore he and his brothers expanded the noble and large family in Catalonia, and yet, under the same imperator Charles, they had many loads, dignities, and castles. This is clarified by Ripol, author of authority in his annals, and while he makes the division of Catalonia among the rich families, called in that Idiom (Riccos hombres) under the same Emperor. The first, who came to Sicily with the King of Aragon, was Gaston de Castellet, one of the main Barons of those times, and had his room. and govern the city of Ragusa, where its successors with splendor for many hundreds of years continued, leaving a district called Castellet still alive today, for there to be many ancient Palaggi de 'Lords of this house, and in 1490 also brought by Don Pietro di Castellet to the Kingdom of Naples, because of the marriage, which he made with Don Anna, daughter of Don Luiggi Icart. Castellano del Castello Nuovo in Naples, relative, for the mother, of the Queen of Navarre; and there he planted the aforementioned Castellet family, which is widely described by Don Francesco ...
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BlazonCastelletti
Variations Last name: Castellet,Castellitti,Incastilletta
1. Coat of arms of family: Castelletti
Language of the text: Italiano
Inquartato; nel primo e quarto di rosso, al castello torricellato di tre torri merlate d'oro, ciascuna di due pezzi; nel secondo e terzo d'azzurro, al grifo rampante d'argento.
Blasone della famiglia Castelletti, Castellitti, Incastilletta o Castellet dalla Sicilia.
Fonte: "Nobiliario di Sicilia" di Antonio Mango di Casalgerardo (Palermo, A. Reber, 1912).
D’azzurro, al castello torricellato di tre pezzi d’oro, aperto e finestrato di nero.
Blasone della famiglia Castelletti, Castellitti, Incastilletta dalla Sicilia.
Fonte: "Nobiliario di Sicilia" di Antonio Mango di Casalgerardo (Palermo, A. Reber, 1912).
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