-
Hohenstaufen faction became known as the
Ghibellines and the
Welfs eventually became known as the Guelphs. The
Ghibellines were the
imperial party,
while the...
-
unambitious supporters, and the
Ghibellines saw the
ideals of
their Republic crumbling before their eyes.
Lampugnano and his
Ghibelline friends conspired against...
- century, the
states of
Italy were
beset by the
strife of two parties, the
Ghibellines and the Guelphs.
While the
conflict was
local and
personal in origin...
- the
Ghibellines were
defeated and
exiled by
their rivals, the Guelphs. The
continued use of the
white giglio on a red
field by the
exiled Ghibellines led...
-
political claims of the Holy
Roman Emperor ("
Ghibellines") and the Pope ("Guelphs").
Modena was
Ghibelline;
Bologna was Guelph. The
political difference...
- most
notable European variants in
Middle Ages
merlons shape were the
Ghibelline and the
Guelph merlon: the
former ended in the
upper part with a swallow-tailed...
- the Guelph–
Ghibelline conflict. He
fought in the
Battle of
Campaldino (June 11, 1289), with the
Florentine Guelphs against Arezzo Ghibellines; he fought...
- The
Ghibelline Annals of
Piacenza is an
anonymous Latin chronicle of
Piacenza from 1154 to 1284. It is
known by
several titles, all
modern inventions....
- of
Ghibellines and Genoa, who
became an
Admiral of France, in 1339. He died on 26
August 1346.
Antonio Doria was one of the
leaders of
Ghibellines and...
- enrichment. The family, who were
Ghibellines in the long
struggle between the
popes (Guelfs) and the
emperors (
Ghibellines), were
pitted against the Doria...
