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'''Antoniotto II Adorno''' (c. 1479 - 1528) was [[Doge of Genoa]] from 1522 to 1527. |
'''Antoniotto II Adorno''' (c. 1479 - 12 September 1528) was [[Doge of Genoa]] from 1522 to 1527. |
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An enemy of doge [[Giano II di Campofregoso]], in 1512 he allied with King [[Louis XII of France]] in the course of the [[Italian Wars]] between France and Spain, and attacked [[Genoa]]. The defeat suffered by the French at [[battle of Novara|Novara]] forced him to take refuge in [[Milan]]. Antoniotto tried two further attacks against Genoa in 1513 and 1514, both without success. |
An enemy of doge [[Giano II di Campofregoso]], in 1512 he allied with King [[Louis XII of France]] in the course of the [[Italian Wars]] between France and Spain, and attacked [[Genoa]]. The defeat suffered by the French at [[battle of Novara|Novara]] forced him to take refuge in [[Milan]]. Antoniotto tried two further attacks against Genoa in 1513 and 1514, both without success. |
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When the new doge, [[Ottaviano di Campofregoso]], during the French occupation of Lombardy (September 1515), allied with [[Francis I of France]], Antoniotto switched to the Spanish party. The Spanish victory at the [[battle of Bicocca]] (1522), granted him the position of doge. He held the title, with little popular support, for five years until, attacked by the French general [[Odet de Foix]] and by [[Andrea Doria]], he left Genoa. |
When the new doge, [[Ottaviano di Campofregoso]], during the French occupation of Lombardy (September 1515), allied with [[Francis I of France]], Antoniotto switched to the Spanish party. The Spanish victory at the [[battle of Bicocca]] (1522), granted him the position of doge. In the same year he had the port of [[Savona]] destroyed in retalation for their rebellion against the [[Republic of Genoa]]. He held the title, with little popular support, for five years until, attacked by the French general [[Odet de Foix]] and by [[Andrea Doria]], he left Genoa. |
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He retired to Milan, where he died in 1528. |
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Revision as of 13:47, 19 August 2010
Antoniotto II Adorno (c. 1479 - 12 September 1528) was Doge of Genoa from 1522 to 1527.
An enemy of doge Giano II di Campofregoso, in 1512 he allied with King Louis XII of France in the course of the Italian Wars between France and Spain, and attacked Genoa. The defeat suffered by the French at Novara forced him to take refuge in Milan. Antoniotto tried two further attacks against Genoa in 1513 and 1514, both without success.
When the new doge, Ottaviano di Campofregoso, during the French occupation of Lombardy (September 1515), allied with Francis I of France, Antoniotto switched to the Spanish party. The Spanish victory at the battle of Bicocca (1522), granted him the position of doge. In the same year he had the port of Savona destroyed in retalation for their rebellion against the Republic of Genoa. He held the title, with little popular support, for five years until, attacked by the French general Odet de Foix and by Andrea Doria, he left Genoa.
He retired to Milan, where he died in 1528.
Sources
- "Adorno, Antoniotto II". Enciclopedia Biografica Universale. Enciclopedia Treccani.
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