Duchy of Mirandola
The dominion of Mirandola and later the Duchy of Mirandola with the capital Mirandola in the later Italian province of Modena were owned by the Pico family . The elevation to duchy takes place in 1619. A century later, the last duke sold the land to the Este .
Lords of Mirandola
Coat of arms of the Lords of Mirandola (in the Ingeram Codex )
- Gianfrancesco Pico, Lord of Mirandola and Concordia around 1415–1467
- Galeotto I. Pico, † 1499, his son, Lord of Mirandola (brother of Giovanni Pico della Mirandola )
- Ludovico I. Pico, lord of Mirandola until 1503, his son
- Gianfrancesco Pico , † 1533, his brother, lord of Mirandola in 1503
- Galeotto II. Pico, † 1550, son of Ludovico, 1533 lord of Mirandola
- Ludovico II. Pico, † 1568, his son, Lord of Mirandola, Count of Concordia
- Federico Pico, † 1602, his son, Prince of Mirandola, 1596 Margrave of Concordia
- Galeotto III. Pico, Knight of Malta
Dukes of Mirandola
- Alessandro I. Pico, † 1637, brother of Federico, 1619 Duke of Mirandola
- Galeotto IV. Pico (1603–1637), his son
- Alessandro II. Pico (1631–1691), his son, Duke of Mirandola and Concordia
- Francesco Pico (1661–1689), his son
- Francesco Maria Pico (1688–1747), Duke of Mirandola and Concordia until 1711
The Duchy of Mirandola is sold to Rinaldo d'Este and from now on shares the fate of the Duchy of Modena .
literature
- Rölker, Roland; The Counts of Mirandola before the Imperial Court of Justice. The course of the process and documentation of a family dispute over the county of Concordia in the transition from the 15th to the 16th century; in: Bene vivere in communitate; Münster 1997, ISBN 3-89325-470-6
- Wilhelm Bahnson: Family and Regent Tables on Political History, Volume Two (1912), Plate 64