- 1384
Has 25 ancestors and more than 100 descendants in this family tree.
- 1384
Died |
6 Aug 1384 |
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Father |
Domenico Gattilusio |
Mother |
Siffredina |
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Family |
Maria Palaiologina |
Children |
| 1. Andronico Gattilusio, b. Abt 1356 |
| 2. Domenico Gattilusio, b. Abt 1358 |
+ | 3. Francesco Jacopo Gattilusio, II, b. Abt 1365 |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Andronikos Palaiologos, III, b. 1297 |
Mother |
Johanna di Savoya |
Married |
1326 |
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Family |
Francesco Gattilusio, I |
Children |
| 1. Andronico Gattilusio, b. Abt 1356 |
| 2. Domenico Gattilusio, b. Abt 1358 |
+ | 3. Francesco Jacopo Gattilusio, II, b. Abt 1365 |
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- 1345
Died |
1345 |
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Father |
Domenico Gattilusio |
Mother |
Siffredina |
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Family |
Guglielmo Adorno, b. Bef 1290 |
Children |
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Bef 1290 - 1314 (24 years)
Birth |
Bef 1290 |
Died |
1314 |
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Father |
Giacomo Adorno |
Mother |
Giacobina |
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Family |
Caterina Gattilusio |
Children |
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Father |
Domenico Gattilusio |
Mother |
Siffredina |
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Family |
Morvello Spinola |
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- Bef 1347
Died |
Bef 1347 |
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Father |
Antonio Spinola, b. Bef 1267 |
Mother |
Giovanna Savignone, b. 1270 |
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Family |
Francesca Gattilusio |
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- Bef 1346
Died |
Bef 1346 |
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Father |
Luchino Gattilusio, b. 1230 |
Mother |
Linò Doria |
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Family |
Siffredina |
Children |
+ | 1. Francesco Gattilusio, I |
+ | 2. Caterina Gattilusio |
| 3. Francesca Gattilusio |
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Family |
Domenico Gattilusio |
Children |
+ | 1. Francesco Gattilusio, I |
+ | 2. Caterina Gattilusio |
| 3. Francesca Gattilusio |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Andronikos Palaiologos, III, b. 1297 |
Mother |
Johanna di Savoya |
Married |
1326 |
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Family |
Francesco Gattilusio, I |
Children |
| 1. Andronico Gattilusio, b. Abt 1356 |
| 2. Domenico Gattilusio, b. Abt 1358 |
+ | 3. Francesco Jacopo Gattilusio, II, b. Abt 1365 |
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Abt 1356 - 1384 (28 years)
Birth |
Abt 1356 |
Died |
6 Aug 1384 |
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Father |
Francesco Gattilusio, I |
Mother |
Maria Palaiologina |
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Abt 1358 - 1384 (26 years)
Birth |
Abt 1358 |
Died |
6 Aug 1384 |
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Father |
Francesco Gattilusio, I |
Mother |
Maria Palaiologina |
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Abt 1365 - 1404 (39 years)
Birth |
Abt 1365 |
Died |
26 Oct 1404 |
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Father |
Francesco Gattilusio, I |
Mother |
Maria Palaiologina |
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Family |
Valentine Doria |
Children |
+ | 1. Jacopo Gattilusio |
+ | 2. Dorinos Palaiologos Gattilusio, b. Abt 1400 |
+ | 3. Palamede Gattilusio |
+ | 4. Irene Gattilusio |
| 5. Helena Gattilusio |
+ | 6. Caterina Gattilusio |
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Name |
Francesco Gattilusio |
Suffix |
I |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
6 Aug 1384 |
Siblings |
2 Siblings |
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Person ID |
I488784 |
Geneagraphie |
Last Modified |
23 Nov 2009 |
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Notes |
- Archon of Lesbos
Gattilusio family came from the Republic of Genoa . The parents of Francesco I and his brother Niccolò of Ainos are not known. He was also a Patrician of Genoa.
Francesco enters historical record as a freebooter, a term used for pirates . In 1354, Francesco and his crew landed on Tenedos . The island served at the time as residence to John V Palaiologos , one of three co-emperors to the throne of the Byzantine Empire . His co-emperors were his father-in-law John VI Kantakouzenos and brother-in-law Matthew Kantakouzenos . John V and his in-laws were in conflict at the time.
John V and Francesco entered an alliance. He would help his new ally regain control of Constantinople . In return he would be given the hand of Maria Palaiologina, a sister of John V, in marriage.
In early December 1354, Francesco led a minor fleet to Constantinople. They approached the city late at night and pretended that they were in need of assistance. They claimed that one of their ships was sinking and requested help in salvaging the cargo from shipwreck . Promising a share of it to the sentries of the city for their help. Seeing a chance to profit, the sentries opened a gate. Francesco then led about five hundred armed forces through the gate. They took command of the Walls of Constantinople and rose the citizens from their sleep with shouts in favor of John V. Riots in favor of John V soon started. By 4 December 1354, John VI resigned his title and retired to a monastery.
Francesco had managed to regain control of the capital for John V and removed his main rival from the political field. John V completed their agreement by making Francesco his brother-in-law. The bride, Maria Palaiologina, was a daughter of Andronikos III Palaiologos and Anna of Savoy .
On 17 July 1355, Francesco was further rewarded by the title of Archon (Lord) of Lesbos. John V had offered him the island as dowry for his sister.
In 1366, Francesco joined with Amadeus VI, Count of Savoy in a campaign to restore the stability of the Byzantine Empire. They jointly captured Gallipoli from Murad I of the Ottoman Empire after two days of fighting.
In 1369, Francesco accompanied John V on his trip to Rome which was designed to reconcile the Eastern Orthodox Church with the Roman Catholic Church .
On 6 August 1384, an earthquake affected Lesbos. Francesco I, Maria and their two eldest sons, Andronico and Domenico, were all killed. However the third son Jacopo survived. He succeeded in the rule of Lesbos under the name Francesco II.
- (Medical):in an earthquake
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