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ALIPRANDI

Typically Lombard alprandi, with strains also in the Pescara area, is a noble Ghibelline family of which we have traces in Milan since 1200, in Brescia in 1237 Degoldo Aliprandi advocates the cause of the Republic of Mantua against the Cremonese about territorial competences, which gave Decurions to the city of Lodi, in 1492 we find in the Decurions of Lodi Antonio Aliprandi, in 1595, we find it among the noble families of the Repertory of the City of Milan. (see ALIBRANDI)

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Aliprandi
Variations Last name: Prandi,Liprandi,Ariprandi,Librando
Nobles: Italia (Lombardia)
Nobility: Nobili - Patrizi
Language of the text: Italiano

Aliprandi
Nobles: España
Nobility: Señores - Caballeros - Familia Noble
Language of the text: Español

Librando
Variations Last name: Aliprandi - Ariprandi
Nobles: Italia (Lombardia)
Nobility: Nobili - Patrizi
Language of the text: Italiano

Prandi
Variations Last name: Aliprandi - de Prandi - Prando
Nobles: Italia
Nobility: Nobili - Signori - Conti
Language of the text: Italiano