House of Piccolomini Todeschini: Difference between revisions

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Coat of Arms
House of Todeschini
Patricians of Siena
Lords of Sarteano
Ancient arms
House of Piccolomini Todeschini
Patricians of Siena
Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli
Assumed the name and arms of Piccolomini family as successors
House of Piccolomini Todeschini
Patricians of Siena
Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli
Counts Piccolomini of Holy Roman Empire
Arms from 1458
House of Piccolomini di Castiglia e d'Aragona
Patricians of Siena
Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli
Counts of Holy Roman Empire
Dukes of Montemarciano
Augmentation to name and arms granted by Henry IV of Castile

Cadet Branches
House of Piccolomini d'Aragona
Barons of Balsorano, Pescina, Scafati and Carapelle
Counts of Celano and Gagliano
Counts Piccolomini of Holy Roman Empire
Marquises of Capestrano, Deliceto and Montesoro
Dukes of Amalfi and Laconia
Princes of Valle di Casale
and Maida
Issued from Antonio, 2nd son of Giovanni Todeschini and Laudomia Piccolomini
House of Piccolomini Todeschini del Giglio
Patricians of Siena and Rome
Co-Lords of Camporsevoli
Counts of Holy Roman Empire
Lords and Marquises of Castiglione della Pescaia
and Giglio
Issued from Andrea, 3rd son of Giovanni Todeschini and Laudomia Piccolomini
House of Bandini Piccolomini
Patricians of Siena
Lords of Castiglioncello, Massa di Maremma and Marsiliana
Counts Palatine of the Sacred Palace of Lateran
Matrilineal branch issued from Montanina, daughter of Andrea Piccolomini Todeschini, Lord and Marquis of Castiglione della Pescaia and Giglio

Personal Arms
Antonio I Piccolomini
1st Duke of Amalfi
2nd son of of Giovanni Todeschini and Laudomia Piccolomini
Progenitor of Piccolomini d'Aragona branch
Andrea Piccolomini
Lord of Castiglione della Pescaia and Giglio
3rd son of of Giovanni Todeschini and Laudomia Piccolomini
Progenitor of Giglio branch

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 Todeschini.svg|House of Todeschini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Patricians of Siena<br>Lords of Sarteano<br>Ancient arms</span>
 Piccolomini.svg|House of Piccolomini Todeschini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Patricians of Siena<br>Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli<br>Assumed the name and arms of [[House of Piccolomini|Piccolomini family]] as successors</span>
-Piccolomini Guelph.svg|House of Piccolomini Todeschini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Patricians of Siena<br>Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli<br>Counts Piccolomini of Holy Roman Empire<br>Arms from 1458</span><!-- Title of Counts Piccolomini of HRE awarded by Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor in 1458. The title also applied to all members of the Piccolomini family regardless of branch Edit: It seems the title extended only to Todeschini and Salamoneschi branches as those two were the only ones using the title after 1458, Pieri branch never used it until 1648/1653 when they were raised to Counts/Princes of HRE -->
+Piccolomini Counts.svg|House of Piccolomini Todeschini<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Patricians of Siena<br>Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli<br>Counts Piccolomini of Holy Roman Empire<br>Arms from 1458</span><!-- Title of Counts Piccolomini of HRE awarded by Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor in 1458. The title also applied to all members of the Piccolomini family regardless of branch Edit: It seems the title extended only to Todeschini and Salamoneschi branches as those two were the only ones using the title after 1458, Pieri branch never used it until 1648/1653 when they were raised to Counts/Princes of HRE -->
 Piccolomino Castile Aragon - Giacomo Todeschini.svg|House of Piccolomini di Castiglia e d'Aragona<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Patricians of Siena<br>Lords of Montemarciano, Castelvecchio, Monteporzio, Vallinfreda and Camporsevoli<br>Counts of Holy Roman Empire<br>Dukes of Montemarciano<br>Augmentation to name and arms granted by Henry IV of Castile</span>
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