ghibelline

And in that country he will be called a Ghibelline.

According to some accounts, as a young man he took up arms to serve in the Ghibelline army.

After the war, Ghibelline power had risen up once again, but the wars weren't over.

The pope first appointed two emissaries to investigate the Ghibelline cities.

He was the leader of the Ghibelline faction in his city during the power struggles of the time.

He thus reached the status of patron of the Ghibelline League.

He is appalled by Taurello's explanation of the Ghibelline policy.

In 1295 he took part in the Ghibelline leaders meeting at Argenta.

The current shape of the new façade, and the Ghibelline merlons, are most likely later additions.

They were renowned as Ghibelline supporters throughout the Middle Ages.

The captured Ghibelline prisoners including Giurgurta are about to be executed.

Modena's victory in this battle, and therefore the war, led to a resurgence of Ghibelline fortunes.

The Ghibelline crushed and annihilated many of the Guelphs in 1140.

As the Germans failed, others came to fill the imperialist or Ghibelline ranks.

The thriving commune became an independent Ghibelline commune in the 11th century.

Later it was a possession of the Ghibelline family of the Ezzelino.

Born in Monza around 1295, he was a member of an important Ghibelline family of that city.

They were of Ghibelline sympathies and held the county of Donoratico.

Protected by the emperor and the Ghibelline faction criticism of the Church establishment flourished.

Some 600 Ghibelline soldiers died.

He continued the Ghibelline war policy, with Parma and Reggio also under his power.

Guttuari, most powerful Ghibelline family, often aligned with the rulers of Montferrat.

Tarlati, coming from a Ghibelline family of Pietramala, became bishop of 1312.

By the 12th century CE, it had became a Ghibelline commune and military garrison.

In this office, he tried to conquer the city of Forlì, which was a Ghibelline town, but was never able to do so.