User:Rajofcanada/Regents: Italy and Italian States

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Contents 1 Arborea 2 Aversa 3 Bari 4 Benevento 5 Cagliari 6 Canossa 7 Forli and Imola 8 Gaeta 9 Logudoro 10 Lombards 11 Mantua 12 Massa and Carrara 13 Milan 14 Mirandola 15 Modena 16 Montferrat 17 Naples 18 Ostrogoths 19 Parma 20 Pesaro 21 Piedmont 22 Piombino 23 Roman Empire 24 Salerno 25 Saluzzo 26 Sanseverino 27 Sardinia 28 Savoy 29 Sicily 30 Tuscany 31 Two Sicilies

[edit] Arborea

• • 1383-1387: Eleanor of Arborea, Regent for her son Frederick of Arborea. [1]
  • 1383-1392: Eleanor of Arborea, Regent for her second son Marianus V of Arborea. [2]

[edit] Aversa

• • 1045-1048: Richard I of Capua, Regent for Herman, Count of Aversa who was an infant when he succeeded his father Rainulf Trincanocte [3]

[edit] Bari

• • 1479-1484: Ippolita Maria Sforza (1446-84), wife of Alfonso of Aragon, Duke of Calabria. Regent of Bari

[edit] Benevento

• • 680-?: Theodrada of Firuli, Regent for her son Gisulf I of Benevento [4]
  • 756: Sacuniperga, Regent for her son Liutprand of Benevento [5]
  • 897: Peter, Bishop of Benevento, Regent after the assassination of Guy IV of Spoleto [6]
  • Gaitelgrima of Benevento]] (980-1027), Regent for her son, Guaimar V (1010-52)

[edit] Cagliari

• • 1230-1232: Agnes of Cagliari, Regent for her nephew William II of Cagliari
  • 1230-1232: Marianus II of Torres, Regent for his wife's nephew William II of Cagliari

[edit] Canossa

• • 1052-1055: Beatrice of Lorraine (1017-76), Regent of Canossa for her minor son who died in 1055; Regent, 1055-?, for her daughter Matilda of Tuscany

[edit] Forli and Imola

• • 1488-1499?: Caterina Sforza, Regent for her son Ottaviano Riario [7] [8] [9]

[edit] Gaeta

• • 1012-1029: Emilia of Gaeta, Regent for her grandson, John V of Gaeta, who was an infant when he succeeded his father John IV of Gaeta [10]
  • 1014-1025: Leo II of Gaeta, Regent for his nephew,John V of Gaeta, in oppostion to her mother Emilia of Gaeta [11]

[edit] Logudoro

• • 1127-1140: Ittocorre Gambella, Regent for Gonario II of Torres who was about 14 years old when his father died.

[edit] Lombards

• • 700-701: Ansprand, Duke of Asti; Regent for Liutpert of the Lombards

[edit] Mantua

• • Isabella Clara of Austria (1629-85), Regent of Mantua, 1655-????

[edit] Massa and Carrara

• • 1731-1741: Ricciarda Gonzaga (1698-1768), Regent of Massa and Carrara for Maria Teresa.

[edit] Milan

• • 1402-1404: Caterina Visconti (1360-1404), Regent for her son Gian Maria Visconti
  • 1476-1494: Ludovico Sforza, Regent for his nephew, Gian Galeazzo Sforza [12]
  • 1500: Ascanio Maria Sforza of Milan (1455-1505), Bishop of Pavia; Regent of Milan, Mar-Apr, 1500

[edit] Mirandola

• • 1691-1705: Brigida of Mirandola (1633-1720), Regent for her nephew Francesco Maria of Mirandola [13]

[edit] Modena

• • Benedetta Maria Ernestina of Modena (1697-1777), Regent of Modena & Reggio, 1737
  • Anna Amalia Giuseppina of Modena (1699-1778), Regent of Modena & Reggio, 1737

[edit] Montferrat

• • 1495-1499: Constantine Comino Araniti (d.1530), Regent [14]

[edit] Naples

• • 1285-?: Roger of Artois, Regent for Charles II of Naples who was a prisoner in Aragon. [15]
  • 1295: Raymond I of Baux, Regent of Naples & Sicily [16] [17]
  • Pedro de Borja, Regent of Naples
  • 1689: Lorenzo Onofrio I Colonna (1637-1689), 8th Duke and Prince of Paliano; Regent in Naples
  • 1759-1767: Bernardo Tanucci, Regent for Ferdinand IV of Naples

[edit] Ostrogoths

• • 526-?: Amalasuntha, Regent for her son Athalaric

[edit] Parma

• • Louise Marie of Berry (1819-1864), Regent of Parma, 1854-1859, for Robert I, Duke of Parma

[edit] Pesaro

• • Camilla (Covele) da Marzano (d.1490), Regent of Pesaro, 1483-1489, for Giovanni I of Pesaro, her husband Costanzo I’s illegitimate son with Fiora Boni.

[edit] Piedmont

• • 1282-?: Amadeus V, Count of Savoy, Regent for his nephew, Philip I of Piedmont, who was only 4 years old when he succeeded his father Thomas III of Piedmont. [18]

[edit] Piombino

• • Paola Colonna (d.1445), Regent of Piombino for their son Iacopo II. [19]
  • Elena Salviati (d.1511), Princess-Regent of Piombino, 1545-1548, for her son Iacopo VI. She died shortly after taking office.
  • Alfonso d’Appiano of Piombino (1535-90), Regent of Piombino, 1589, for his nephew, Iacopo VII (d.1603), Prince of Piombino, 1589-1603

[edit] Roman Empire

• • 423-?: Galla Placidia, Regent for her son Valentinian III. [20]

[edit] Salerno

• • 851-854: Peter of Salerno, Regent for Sico of Salerno who was a minor when he succeeded his father, Siconulf of Salerno, and whom he deposed later. [21]

[edit] Saluzzo

• • 1215-1218: Azalaïs of Montferrat, Regent for her grandson, Manfred III of Saluzzo

[edit] Sanseverino

• • Ippolita Cybo of the Counts of Ferentillo (1495-?), Daughter of Franceschetto Cybo, Count Palatine of the Lateran. Married 1522 Roberto Ambrogio Sanseverino (1490-1532), 3rd Count of Cajazzo. Regent for their sons, 1532-39, 1539-44.

[edit] Sardinia

• • ?-1821: Charles Felix of Savoy (1765-1831), Regent of Sardinia for Victor Emmanuel I of Sardinia

[edit] Savoy

• • 1060-?: Adelaide of Susa, Regent for her sons, Peter I of Savoy and Amadeus II of Savoy. [22]
  • 1253-?: Peter II Count of Savoy, Regent for his nephew, Boniface, Count of Savoy, who was 19 years old when he succeeded his father. [23]
  • 1343-1348: Amadeus III, Count of Geneva, Regent for Amadeus VI, Count of Savoy. [24]
  • 1343-1348: Louis II of Savoy, Lord of Vaud, Regent for Amadeus VI, Count of Savoy [25] [26]

[edit] Sicily

• • 1101-1112: Adelaide of Savona (Adelaide of Montferrat, Adelaide del Vasto) (c1075-1118), Regent of Sicily for her sons, Simon, Count of Sicily and Roger II of Sicily
  • 1103-1113: Robert of Burgundy (1040-1113), Regent of Sicily
  • 1166-1172: Margaret of Navarre (1128-82), Regent of Sicily for her son, William II of Sicily
  • 1194: Sibylla of Acerra, Regent for her son William III of Sicily [27]
  • 1254-?: Berthold of Hohenburg, Regent of Sicily for Conradin who was in Germany [28]
  • 1254-1258: Manfred of Sicily, Regent of Sicily
  • 1266-?: Helena Angelina Doukaina, Regent of Sicily
  • 1295: Raymond I of Baux, Regent of Naples and Sicily [29] [30]
  • 1342-?: Elisabeth of Carinthia, Regent for her son Louis I of Sicily
  • 1342-1348: John, Duke of Randazzo, Regent for his nephew, Louis of Sicily, who was only 5 years old when he succeeded his father Peter II of Sicily[31]
  • 1342-1355: Blasco II de Alagona, Regent of Sicily, for Louis of of Sicily
  • 1352-1354: Constance of Sicily (1324-55), Regent for her nephew William II of Sicily [32]
  • 1355-1357: Eufemia of Sicily (1330-59), Regent of Sicily [33]
  • 1759-1767: Bernardo Tanucci, Regent for Ferdinand III of Sicily

[edit] Tuscany

• • 1621-1628: Maria Magdalena of Austria, Joint Regent for her son, [[]], who was only 10 years old when he succeeded his father Cosimo II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany.
  • 1621-1628: Christine of Lorraine (1565-1637), Joint Regent (jointly with her daughter-in-law, Maria Magdalene of Austria) for her grandson, Ferdinando II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, who was only 10 years old.

[edit] Two Sicilies

• • 1812-1815: Francesco of Naples (1777-1830), Duke of Calabria. Regent of the Two Sicilies