Ruler · 1340 – 1398
Antoniotto I Adorno
Lived 1340 – 1398; ruler, politician. Doge of Genoa of Republic of Genoa, 1378 and 3 more terms.
Wikidata's English label: Antoniotto Adorno.
For the full story, the article on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0); this page holds what the record says of the reign.
- Lived
- 1340 – 1398
- 58 years
- In office
- 9 years
- 4 reigns
- Lines
- 1
- Republic of Genoa
- Left it
- left office alive
- read off the dates alone
Doge of Genoa
Republic of Genoa · the 7th, 11th, 13th and 20th of 180 dated reigns · 1339 – 1797
Antoniotto I Adorno1378
Federico di Pagana1383
Antoniotto I Adorno1384 – 1390Antoniotto I Adorno1391 – 1392Niccolo Zoagli1394Antoniotto I Adorno1394 – 1396
Reigned 1378 · under a year · came to it aged 38 · term 1 of 4
- Left it
- left office aliveread off the dates alone: the term ends in 1378; they died in 1398
Reigned 1384 – 1390 · 6 years · came to it aged 44 · term 2 of 4
- Left it
- deposedread from the ruler's own article
On 3 August 1390 he was forced out of office by the armed partisans of Giacomo Fregoso, son of the former doge Domenico di Campofregoso.
Reigned 1391 – 1392 · 1 year · came to it aged 51 · term 3 of 4
- Left it
- left office aliveread off the dates alone: the term ends in 1392; they died in 1398
Reigned 1394 – 1396 · 2 years · came to it aged 54 · term 4 of 4
- Left it
- resignedread from the ruler's own article
On 18 March 1397 Antoniotto relinquished his position of governor and went into retirement on the estates of the marquis Del Carretto in Finale Ligure.
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