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Language of the text: Italiano
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The family who left Aquileja at the time of Attila's raids, settled in Grado, who built and took its name. It was one of the 24 houses that established the Venetian patrician nobility and one of the 12 that voted for the election of the first doge. This family counts three doges, many procurators of St. Mark, patriarchs, bishops, prelates, generals, senators, ambassadors, knights. He branched off into the island of Candia, where he was powerful. They deserve special mention: Marco, of Bartolomeo, who in 1263 as captain general recovered the island of Negroponte and broke the Genoese near Trapani; in 1265 he was ambassador to the Pope and the same year he was podestà and captain of the Guelphs in Modena. In 1267 general of 29 galleys defeated the Genoese army of Acri di Soria. Pietro di Marco was elected doge of Venice on 25 November. 1288, waged war against the Genoese, Ferrarese, Paduan, reformed the main council in 1297 and destroyed the conspiracy Tiepolo Querini; died on August 13, 1311. Anna, his daughter, was the wife of Giacomo da Carrara, lord of Padua. Bartolomeo, di Angelo, was elected doge on 7 Sept. 1339 and died on December 28th. 1342. Giovanni, called Nasone, of Marino, elected doge in 1355, died in 1356. Branch known as Rio Mari: Bartolomeo I Girolamo, of Bartolomeo I Pietro, had the confirmation of the nobility with Sovereign Austrian Resolution 30 November 1817 and was elevated to rank of AI count with Austrian Sovereign Resolution 29 September 1818. The following are listed on the Official Noble List and the following are awaited for the recognition of the DP: Girolamo Bartolomeo III, born in Venice, 21 June 1873, by Pietro Bartolomeo III, Balì , grand cross of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta and Isabella Martinengo, lady of the Starry Cross, married Chiari, 17 May 1905 with Maria contessa Passi, from whom: 1) Pietro, born Brescia, 28 April 1906; 2) Luigi, born Brescia, 19 May 1908; 3) Angelo, born Noale (Venice), 7 July 1909; 4) Carlo, born Brescia, 19 November 1910; 5) Isabella, born Brescia December ...
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BlazonGradenigo
1. Coat of arms of family: Gradenico
Language of the text: Italiano
Di rosso alla banda d'argento scalinata di sette gradini. Cimiero: Il corno dogale.
Blasone della famiglia Gradenico, fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI" Vol. III pag. 534.
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