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Last name: Faedo

Dossier: 883120
Type:Heraldic dossiers
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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili - Cavalieri
Nobles in:Italia - Spagna (Veneto - Catalogna)
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Faedo


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Nobility crown FaedoAlte und berühmte venezianische Familie, ursprünglich aus Spanien, von klarer und angestammter Tugend, verbreitete sich im Laufe der Jahrhunderte in verschiedenen Regionen Italiens. Nach unseren Überlieferungen stammen die ersten Erwähnungen der Familie in Spanien bereits aus dem 13. Jahrhundert, als einige Ritter der Faedo-Familie Katalonien energisch gegen die Invasion der Franzosen verteidigten. Im sechzehnten Jahrhundert zeichneten sich viele Familienmitglieder in Tunis durch Ehre oder Mut aus, als das Osmanische Reich es endgültig eroberte. In Italien bedeutete dies, dass es bereits im dreizehnten Jahrhundert vergangen war und sich aufgrund einiger Besitztümer in Venetien niedergelassen hatte. Aus unseren Archiven erinnern wir uns an: Giovanni, der verstorbene Domenico, Notar, der 1295 in Padua aufblühte; Tommaso, Gutsbesitzer in der Gegend von Padua, Blütezeit im 14. Jahrhundert; Gio Batta, Ritter, der Ende des 15. Jahrhunderts zwischen Venetien und Spanien aufblühte; Alessandro, Doktor beider Gesetze, blühte 1545 in Padua auf; D. Agostino, Theologe, der 1612 im ...

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Blazon Faedo

Coat of arms of family Faedo

1. Coat of arms of family: Faedo
Language of the text: Italiano

D'oro, alla nave di nero. Bordura composta di otto pezi di nero.

Blasone della famiglia in Spagna. Fonte: "Repertorio de blasones de la comunidad hispánica - letras D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-LL Vicente De Cadenas y Vicent Instituto Salazar y Castro".

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Coat of arms of family Faedo

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

Trinciato; nel 1.° di campo di cielo, a tre stelle(6) d'oro poste 2,1; nel 2.° di ... alla torre d'argento aperta e finestrata del campo; sul tutto una divisa in banda d'oro attraversante sulla partizione. Elmo di tre quarti. Svolazzi d'argento e di campo di cielo.

Blasone della famiglia Faedo in Italia ricostruito da un antico dipinto conservato dalla famiglia.

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