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I can provide more sources.  
 
Who says that I'm quoting Wikipedia? I'm staying away from that site as much as possible thank you. I am well aware of the Sforza lineage, however I added the Santa Fiora branch as it is well known but I guess this works.
http://www.sunelweb.net/modules/sections/index.php?artid=8035
https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/bosio-sforza/
 
From https://www.riariosforza.it/muzio_attendolo_sforza.html
Bosio (Siena 1411 - Parma 1476), governatore di Orvieto e generale della Repubblica di Siena, sposò Cecilia Aldobrandeschi, che gli portò la sovranità di Santa Fiora.
Da lui originano i conti di Santafiora e la famiglia Sforza Cesarini.
Bosio (Siena 1411 - Parma 1476), governor of Orvieto and general of the Republic of Siena, married Cecilia Aldobrandeschi, who brought the sovereignty of Santa Fiora.
From him the counts of Santafiora and the Sforza Cesarini family originate.
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Revision as of 11:02, 25 February 2021

Cadet branch of the House of Attendolo

  • Coat of Arms
  • House of Attendolo-Sforza Counts of Cotignola Muzio Attendolo was given the nickname Sforza by Alberico da Barbiano for his his refusal to be discouraged and the ability to reverse situations in his favor or simply in reference to his physical vigor

    House of Attendolo-Sforza
    Counts of Cotignola
    Muzio Attendolo was given the nickname Sforza by Alberico da Barbiano for his his refusal to be discouraged and the ability to reverse situations in his favor or simply in reference to his physical vigor

  • House of Sforza Counts of Cotignola and Santa Fiora Arms granted by Rupert, King of Germany in 1401 After Muzio Attendolo Sforza's death in 1424, Joanna II of Naples awarded his descendants to replace the surname of Attendolo with that of Sforza Later known as Sforza di Santa Fiora

    House of Sforza
    Counts of Cotignola
    and Santa Fiora
    Arms granted by Rupert, King of Germany in 1401
    After Muzio Attendolo Sforza's death in 1424, Joanna II of Naples awarded his descendants to replace the surname of Attendolo with that of Sforza
    Later known as Sforza di Santa Fiora

  • House of Sforza Cesarini Counts of Cotignola, Celano and Chinchón Marquises of Civitanova and Castell'Arquato Dukes of Onano and Sforza Cesarini Princes of Genzano Joined name and arms with that of Cesarini family as their successors

    House of Sforza Cesarini
    Counts of Cotignola, Celano
    and Chinchón
    Marquises of Civitanova and Castell'Arquato
    Dukes of Onano and Sforza Cesarini
    Princes of Genzano
    Joined name and arms with that of Cesarini family as their successors

  • Personal Arms
  • Guido Ascanio Sforza Bishop of Montefiascone and Corneto Eldest son of Bosio II, 11th Count of Santa Fiora

    Guido Ascanio Sforza
    Bishop of Montefiascone
    and Corneto
    Eldest son of Bosio II, 11th Count
    of Santa Fiora

  • Sforza Sforza di Santa Fiora 12th Count of Santa Fiora 2nd son of Bosio II, 11th Count of Santa Fiora Arms as Knight of the Golden Fleece

    Sforza Sforza di Santa Fiora
    12th Count of Santa Fiora
    2nd son of Bosio II, 11th Count
    of Santa Fiora
    Arms as Knight of the Golden Fleece


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