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Last name: Dalaimo

Dossier: 819814
Type:Heraldic dossiers
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Language of the text: English
Nobility: Nobles - Hereditary knights - Lords - Counts - Marquises - Barons
Nobles in:Italy (Sicilia- Veneto)
The country or region of the dossier mainly refers to the places where the family was ascribed to the nobility and may be different from those of residence
Variations Last name: Alaimo,D'Alaimo
Variations of surnames are frequent and mainly derive from involuntary acts such as translation errors or dialectal inflections or from voluntary acts such as attempts to escape persecution or acquisition of titles and properties of other families

Heraldic dossiers :
Dalaimo
Variations Last name: Alaimo,D'Alaimo


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Nobility crown DalaimoAntica e nobile famiglia di origine aragonese che si trasferì in Sicilia nel 1197 e poi, nel corso dei secoli, si diffuse in tutto il mondo, noto come (d ') Alaimo o Dalaimo. L'antenato Roberto arrivò a Palermo perché attratto dallo stile di vita condotto nel regno di Sicilia, in cui i cristiani convivevano senza problemi con i musulmani: la sua esistenza, infatti, gravitava inizialmente nelle privilegiate sfere straniere del corte del palazzo dei Normanni. Ha esercitato la sua attività durante il regno di Federico II e la sua consorte Costanza d'Aragona occupando una posizione dignitosa nei ranghi politico-amministrativi, come un nobile; la successiva parentela, attraverso gli sposi di sua moglie, con famiglie ricche e influenti dell'isola, contribuì a consolidare il suo posto nella società e l'identificazione con i siciliani. I discendenti aragonesi inizialmente stabilirono la residenza a Lentini: le linee laterali si stabilirono a Malta, Messina, Siracusa, Sommatino e ...

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Blazon Dalaimo
Variations Last name: Alaimo,D'Alaimo

Coat of arms of family Alaimo

1. Coat of arms of family: Alaimo
Language of the text: English

Party fesse azure and argent, an eagle dispayed, sable, on a fesse, or.

Source: "Nobiliario di Sicilia" by "Antonio Mango di Casalgerardo" (Palermo, A. Reber, 1912) preserved at "biblioteca centrale della regione Sicilia".

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Coat of arms of family Dalaimo

2. Coat of arms of family: Dalaimo
Language of the text: Italiano

Azure, a fesse, or, between four roses, two argent and gules and two gules and argent.

Alias of family Dalaimo.

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