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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Conti - Nobili - Signori
Nobles in:Italia - Francia - Germania
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This original Franca or Germana family was founded in Bologna in the year 715 by Jeremiah the most illustrious Duce of Cologne, reigning the Emperor Theodosius III. The Albergati, Campeggi, Lambertini and Marescotti families originated from four of his companions. The families came from the Geremei family: Buvatelli of whom Rambertino was one of the 25 Italian novelist poets; which became extinct in the fourteenth century. Rambertini or Ramberti, branch of the Buvatelli. Primadizzi brought to France by the painter Francesco known as the Primaticcio, where he had the order of S. Michele. It died out in 1571. Beccaria that to differentiate itself from another popular family of the same name was called Militibus. Sopramari branched by the Vecari. Polentani or from Polenta di Ravenna, nobles in Naples at the Seggio di Nido and Senatori di Venezia, which died out in 1447. I wanted other families to branch out from the previous ones such as Zambeccari, Beroaldi, Buvoli, Maffei of Verona, Bellentani and others. This family in the XIII century for the continuous factional struggles it led against that of Lambertazzi, branched off in various cities of Italy, where it enjoyed nobility, such as Ravenna, Bologna, Messina, Palermo, Catania, Benevento, Calvi, Vairano in the Seat of Fratta, Teano, Venice, Pisa, Aci. Of the Geremei left in Bologna, one branch became extinct in Bolniria married to Ugolino degli Ubaldini, count of Lenno, and the other branches became extinct in the second half of the thirteenth century. Other branch. This family, so famous in history for having held the primacy of the Guelphs in Bologna, originated from free-range Sergio Duke of Ravenna in the tenth century and took its surname from Jeremiah's nephew of Sergio, first count of Chiaggiuolo in 1021. From it then several other illustrious families came, including the Polentani lords of Ravenna. In the thirteenth century for the continuous struggles with Lambertazzi he branched out in various cities of Italy, where he enjoyed nobility, such as Ravenna, Messina, Palermo, Catania, Benevento, Vairano, Teamo, Venice, Pisa and Aci. Beyond the county of Chiaggiuolo the Geremei had shorter ones in Galiate, ...
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BlazonGeremei
1. Coat of arms of family: Geremei
Language of the text: Italiano
D'argento alla banda d'azzurro caricata da un rastello di oro a sette pendenti, accompagnata da sei gigli di rosso.
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