Imperiali family

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The Imperiale - or Imperiali - family is a noble family from the Republic of Genoa. Previously named Tartaro, it was one of the most powerful families dominating the city's politics in the 18th century and owned a vast fiefdom.

Contents 1 Origins 2 Famous members 3 Doges of Genoa 4 Branches 5 Historic buildings 5.1 Palazzo Imperiale in Genoa 5.2 Villa Imperiale in Genoa 5.3 Castello Imperiali di Francavilla Fontana 5.4 Castello Imperiali di Latiano 5.5 Palazzo Imperiali-Filotico di Manduria 5.6 Palazzo Imperiali di Latiano 5.7 Palazzo Imperiali di Salza Irpina 5.8 Villa Imperiali a Vicenza 6 Bibliography 7 External links

[edit] Origins

[edit] Famous members

• Michele Imperiali Simeana, Prince of Montena and Francavilla

[edit] Doges of Genoa

[edit] Branches

[edit] Historic buildings

[edit] Palazzo Imperiale in Genoa

[edit] Villa Imperiale in Genoa

[edit] Castello Imperiali di Francavilla Fontana

[edit] Castello Imperiali di Latiano

[edit] Palazzo Imperiali-Filotico di Manduria

[edit] Palazzo Imperiali di Latiano

[edit] Palazzo Imperiali di Salza Irpina

[edit] Villa Imperiali a Vicenza

[edit] Bibliography

• Gian Domenico Oltrona Visconti, Imperialis Familia, Piacenza 1999.

[edit] External links

• The Castello Imperiali at Francavilla Fontana
• Genealogy of the Imperiali family from the Libro d'Oro of the Italian nobility
• Imperiali family tree
• The journey of Gian Vincenzo Imperiale in 1633
• History and biographies of the Imperiali of Genova and of the Sant'Angelo branch
• Poggio Imperiali