- 1276
Has 13 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
Abt 1190 - Bef 1248 (~ 58 years)
Birth |
Abt 1190 |
Died |
Bef 1248 |
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Father |
Conte Ugo Fieschi, b. Bef 1178, Lavagna |
Mother |
Brumisan di Grillo, b. Abt 1160 |
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Family |
Simona Volta di Capo Corso, b. Abt 1200, Corsica |
Children |
+ | 1. Beatrice Fieschi |
+ | 2. Federico Fieschi, b. Abt 1230 |
| 3. Pope Adrian V |
+ | 4. Niccolo Fieschi |
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Abt 1200 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1200 |
Corsica |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Raymond Volta di Capo Corso, b. Bef 1170 |
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Family |
Conte Theodoro Fieschi, b. Abt 1190 |
Children |
+ | 1. Beatrice Fieschi |
+ | 2. Federico Fieschi, b. Abt 1230 |
| 3. Pope Adrian V |
+ | 4. Niccolo Fieschi |
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- 1283
Died |
8 Jul 1283 |
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Father |
Conte Theodoro Fieschi, b. Abt 1190 |
Mother |
Simona Volta di Capo Corso, b. Abt 1200, Corsica |
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Family |
Thomas II di Savoya, b. 1199 |
Married |
Aft Jun 1251 |
Children |
+ | 1. Duca Tomaso III di Savoya, b. Aug 1248 |
+ | 2. Graf Louis di Savoya, I, b. Oct 1250 |
+ | 3. Duca Amadeo di Savoya, V, b. 1253 |
+ | 4. Eleonore di Savoya, b. Abt 1245 |
| 5. Alix di Savoya |
+ | 6. Margaret de Savoy, b. Abt 1208 |
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Abt 1230 - 1298 (~ 68 years)
Birth |
Abt 1230 |
Died |
1298 |
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Father |
Conte Theodoro Fieschi, b. Abt 1190 |
Mother |
Simona Volta di Capo Corso, b. Abt 1200, Corsica |
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Family |
Chiara, b. Abt 1240 |
Children |
+ | 1. Eliana Fieschi, b. Abt 1263 |
+ | 2. Andreola di Fieschi |
+ | 3. Leonora Fieschi |
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- Yes, date unknown
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Conte Theodoro Fieschi, b. Abt 1190 |
Mother |
Simona Volta di Capo Corso, b. Abt 1200, Corsica |
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Children |
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Name |
Adrian V |
Prefix |
Pope |
Relationship | with Francis Fox
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Gender |
Male |
Died |
1276 |
Person ID |
I183712 |
Geneagraphie |
Last Modified |
31 Dec 2000 |
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Notes |
- Pope 1276-1276
A Genoese, and nephew of Innocent IV. He was elected at Viterbo 12 July 1276. As Cardinal Fieschi, he had laboured to restore harmony in England between Henry III and the rebellious barons. He annulled the rigid enactments of Gregory X relating to the papal conclaves, but died before substituting milder ones, 18 August. He lived just long enough to experience "how great the mantle weighs." Dante (Purg., c. xix) held an interesting conversation with him in Purgatory.
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