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D'Arco Ancient.svg|House of Arco<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Arco and Drena<br>Counts of Arco<br>Ancient arms</span> | D'Arco Ancient.svg|House of Arco<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Arco and Drena<br>Counts of Arco and Torbole<br>Ancient arms</span> | ||
Arco.svg|House of Arco<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Drena, Penede and Castellino<br>Imperial Counts of Arco<br>Also known as ''Arco del Ponte'' from 16th century and the division of the family possessions</span><!-- The family possessions and the Imperial County of Arco were divided at the beginning of the 16th century between Andrea(s) and his younger brother Ulrich (Odalric, Odorico or Udalrico). The county and city of Arco were divided equally in half with the elder line known as "Arco del Ponte" or Andreas line (line active in Trent, Tyrol and Austria in general, holding many positions at the Imperial court) and the younger line known as "Arco della Scaria" or Oldaric line. The younger line later moved into Bavaria where they had numerous possessions and split into two main branches themselves: Arco auf Valley (who also had a younger branch Arco-Stepperg) and Arco-Zinneberg....both of which lines are today alive and kicking. --> | Arco.svg|House of Arco<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Drena, Penede, Restoro, Spineto and Castellino<br>Imperial Counts of Arco<br>Also known as ''Arco del Ponte'' from 16th century and the division of the family possessions</span><!-- The family possessions and the Imperial County of Arco were divided at the beginning of the 16th century between Andrea(s) and his younger brother Ulrich (Odalric, Odorico or Udalrico). The county and city of Arco were divided equally in half with the elder line known as "Arco del Ponte" or Andreas line (line active in Trent, Tyrol and Austria in general, holding many positions at the Imperial court) and the younger line known as "Arco della Scaria" or Oldaric line. The younger line later moved into Bavaria where they had numerous possessions and split into two main branches themselves: Arco auf Valley (who also had a younger branch Arco-Stepperg) and Arco-Zinneberg....both of which lines are today alive and kicking. --> | ||
De Arco.svg|House of Arco<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Imperial Counts of Arco<br>Patricians in Mantua<br>Arms from 18th century</span> | De Arco.svg|House of Arco<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Imperial Counts of Arco<br>Patricians in Mantua<br>Arms from 18th century</span> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 17 January 2020
Cadet branch of the House of Bogen
- Coat of Arms
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House of Arco
Lords of Arco and Drena
Counts of Arco and Torbole
Ancient arms -
House of Arco
Lords of Drena, Penede, Restoro, Spineto and Castellino
Imperial Counts of Arco
Also known as Arco del Ponte from 16th century and the division of the family possessions -
House of Arco
Imperial Counts of Arco
Patricians in Mantua
Arms from 18th century
- Coat of Arms
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House of Arco della Scaria
Lords of Oberköllnbach, Valley, Adldorf, Stepperg and Zinneberg
Counts of Arco auf Valley, Arco-Stepperg and Arco-Zinneberg
Issued from Odorico, younger brother of Andreas, Count of Arco
Bavarian line
- Personal Arms
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Nicolò d'Arco
Poet and Humanist
Son of Odorico d'Arco, Count of Arco
