- Viareggio. The
centre of the
estate was a
large mansion known as
Villa Borbone; it
forms part of
local architectural heritage, and its most recognized...
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Jacopo Borbone (Novellara,
active early 17th century) was an
Italian painter of the
Mannerist period. He is
supposed to have
trained with
Lelio Orsi while...
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Idelfonso (1932).
Maria Amalia di
Borbone duchessa di
Parma 1746-1804. Stanga,
Idelfonso (1932).
Maria Amalia di
Borbone duchessa di
Parma 1746-1804. Botti...
- The
House of Bourbon-Parma (Italian: Casa di
Borbone di Parma) is a
cadet branch of the
Spanish royal family,
whose members once
ruled as King of Etruria...
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Robert Hugo, Duke of
Parma and
Piacenza (Italian:
Roberto Ugo di
Borbone-Parma; 7
August 1909 – 15
November 1974) was the head of the
House of Bourbon-Parma...
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Palermo – Real Casa di
Borbone delle Due Sicilie". "H.R.H.
Princess Maria Chiara,
Duchess of Noto and
Capri – Real Casa di
Borbone delle Due Sicilie". Sainty...
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Maria Luisa of
Spain (Spanish pronunciation: [maˈɾi.a ˈlwisa], 6 July 1782 – 13
March 1824) was a
Spanish infanta,
daughter of King
Charles IV and his...
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Ferdinando IV, poi I".
Storia e Do****enti (in Italian). Real Casa di
Borbone delle Due Sicilie.
Archived from the
original on 10
April 2013. Retrieved...
- Bourbon-Two
Sicilies (full
Italian name:
Maria Luisa Immacolata di
Borbone,
Principessa di
Borbone delle Due Sicilie) (21
January 1855, Naples, Two
Sicilies –...
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Maria Amalia of Bourbon-Two
Sicilies (Italian:
Maria Amalia di
Borbone,
Principessa di
Borbone delle Due Sicilie; 25
February 1818 in Pozzuoli, Two Sicilies...
