Montebiancan Prince-Sovereigns - Revision history

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	!Marco IV Corsini		!Marco IV Corsini
	\| 601 \|\| 623 \|\| 637 \|\| Overthrown by the ~~curia~~ of Montebianco.		\| 601 \|\| 623 \|\| 637 \|\| Overthrown by the [[Curia of Montebianco]].
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	== House Torlonia (637 - 731 AIC) ==		== House Torlonia (637 - 731 AIC) ==
	The Corsini dynasty was overthrown and the family sent into exile a conspiracy led by the ~~curia~~ of Montebianco. The curia then handed power to Alessandro I's ex-Grand General Martino Torlonia as a dictator, hoping that he would bring back order and enable a republic to be founded. However, Torlonia privately did not support republicanism and instead held onto power against the Curia.		The Corsini dynasty was overthrown and the family sent into exile a conspiracy led by the [[Curia of Montebianco]]. The curia then handed power to Alessandro I's ex-Grand General Martino Torlonia as a dictator, hoping that he would bring back order and enable a republic to be founded. However, Torlonia privately did not support republicanism and instead held onto power against the Curia.

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	!Antonio II Torlonia		!Antonio II Torlonia
	\| 613 \|\| 647 \|\| 666 \|\| Dissolved the ~~curia~~ of Montebianco by force. Assassinated soon afterwards.		\| 613 \|\| 647 \|\| 666 \|\| Dissolved the [[Curia of Montebianco]] by force. Assassinated soon afterwards.
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	!Antonio III Torlonia		!Antonio III Torlonia

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House Caseario (1005 AIC - present)

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	!Piero IV Caseario		!Piero IV Caseario
	\| 1019 \|\| 1049 \|\| 1080 \|\|		\| 1019 \|\| 1049 \|\| 1080 \|\| Sponsored the travels of [[Marco Descamisaro]].
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	!Giovanni IV Caseario		!Giovanni IV Caseario
	\| 1026 \|\| 1080 \|\| 1111 \|\| Brother of Piero IV~~. Sponsored the travels of [[Marco Descamisaro]]~~.		\| 1026 \|\| 1080 \|\| 1111 \|\| Brother of Piero IV.
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	![[Lorenzo II\|Lorenzo II Caseario]]		![[Lorenzo II\|Lorenzo II Caseario]]

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	== House Terzaghi ( 838 - ~~838~~ AIC) ==		== House Terzaghi ( 838 - 907 AIC) ==
	House Pozzo's rule had always ired the nobles, who saw his popular support as a threat to status quo. A conspiracy formed to replace them.		House Pozzo's rule had always ired the nobles, who saw his popular support as a threat to status quo. A conspiracy formed to replace them.

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	== House of Corsini (543 - 623 AIC) ==		== House Corsini (543 - 623 AIC) ==
	None of the legendary trio fathered heirs that outlived them. The crown passed to Rugievitus' brother-in-law and passed to his sons peacefully from then.		None of the legendary trio fathered heirs that outlived them. The crown passed to Rugievitus' brother-in-law and passed to his sons peacefully from then.

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	== House of Torlonia (637 - 731 AIC) ==		== House Torlonia (637 - 731 AIC) ==
	The Corsini dynasty was overthrown and the family sent into exile a conspiracy led by the curia of Montebianco. The curia then handed power to Alessandro I's ex-Grand General Martino Torlonia as a dictator, hoping that he would bring back order and enable a republic to be founded. However, Torlonia privately did not support republicanism and instead held onto power against the Curia.		The Corsini dynasty was overthrown and the family sent into exile a conspiracy led by the curia of Montebianco. The curia then handed power to Alessandro I's ex-Grand General Martino Torlonia as a dictator, hoping that he would bring back order and enable a republic to be founded. However, Torlonia privately did not support republicanism and instead held onto power against the Curia.

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House Terzaghi ( 838 - 838 AIC)

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	!Ottaviano Terzaghi		!Ottaviano Terzaghi
	\| 786 \|\| 838 \|\| 860 \|\| Relegalised Omnicanism and ~~created~~ the [[Council of Commoners]] to appease both the nobility and the masses.		\| 786 \|\| 838 \|\| 860 \|\| Relegalised Omnicanism and made worship of any religion legal. Created the [[Council of Commoners]] to appease both the nobility and the masses.
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	!Giovanni III Terzaghi		!Giovanni III Terzaghi

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Since the foundation of [[Montebianco]] in 484 [[AIC]], the nation has been led primarily by a Prince-Sovereign.

== Legendary Trio (484 - 543 AIC) ==
The first Prince-Sovereign of Montebianco was [[Veles]], who was awarded his crown by the nobility after defending the city of [[Serrentino]] from a massive horde of barbarians in the [[Battle of Serrentino]]. He was succeeded by his brothers.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
![[Veles]]
| 459 || 484 || >488 || Abdicated in 488, just four years into his reign, choosing instead to travel the world in search of adventure.
|-
![[Porenutius]]
| 461 || 488 || 501 || Died in mysterious circumstances.
|-
![[Rugievitus]]
| 464 || 501|| 543 || Died, heirless, of natural causes.
|-
|}

== House of Corsini (543 - 623 AIC) ==
None of the legendary trio fathered heirs that outlived them. The crown passed to Rugievitus' brother-in-law and passed to his sons peacefully from then.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Marco I Corsini
| 464 || 543 || 545 ||
|-
!Antonio I Corsini
| 489 || 545 || 555 ||
|-
!Marco II Corsini
| 515 || 555 || 561 ||
|-
!Agostino Corsini
| 529 || 561 || 602 || Had the Heliarch officially recognise the Principality.
|-
!Marco III Corsini
| 550 || 602 || 613 ||
|-
!Alessandro I Corsini
| 580 || 613 || 623 ||
|-
!Marco IV Corsini
| 601 || 623 || 637 || Overthrown by the curia of Montebianco.
|-
|}

== House of Torlonia (637 - 731 AIC) ==
The Corsini dynasty was overthrown and the family sent into exile a conspiracy led by the curia of Montebianco. The curia then handed power to Alessandro I's ex-Grand General Martino Torlonia as a dictator, hoping that he would bring back order and enable a republic to be founded. However, Torlonia privately did not support republicanism and instead held onto power against the Curia.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Martino I Torlonia
| 590 || 637 || 647 ||
|-
!Antonio II Torlonia
| 613 || 647 || 666 || Dissolved the curia of Montebianco by force. Assassinated soon afterwards.
|-
!Antonio III Torlonia
| 631 || 666 || 680 || Assassinated.
|-
!Ludovico I Torlonia
| 633 || 680 || 713 || Brother of Antonio III.
|-
!Francesco I Torlonia
| 650 || 713 || 716 ||
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!Francesco II Torlonia
| 681 || 716 || 731 || Died heirless.
|-
|}

== House Ferrari ( 731 - 789 AIC) ==
The Torlonia dynasty died out. The crown passed to a distant cousin from house Ferrari.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Antonio IV Ferrari
| 682 || 731 || 758 ||
|-
!Antonio V Ferrari
| 708 || 758 || 764 ||
|-
!Alessandro II Ferrari
| 729 || 764 || 766 ||
|-
!Ludovico II Ferrari
| 750 || 766 || 789 || Killed in popular [[Serrentino Riots of 789|Sotiran uprising]].
|-
|}

== House Pozzo‎ ( 789 - 838 AIC) ==
The Ferrari's died in the [[Serrentino Riots of 789]]. An ambitious noble, Giovanni Pozzo, seized power and used the support of the people to maintain his position.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Giovanni I Pozzo
| 747 || 789 || 808 || Made [[Sotiranity]] the state religion, outlawing [[Omnicanism]] and seizing assets from the [[Heliarchy]].
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!Giovanni II Pozzo
| 767 || 808 || 838 || Killed in coup d'etat.
|-
|}

== House Terzaghi ( 838 - 838 AIC) ==
House Pozzo's rule had always ired the nobles, who saw his popular support as a threat to status quo. A conspiracy formed to replace them.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Ottaviano Terzaghi
| 786 || 838 || 860 || Relegalised Omnicanism and created the [[Council of Commoners]] to appease both the nobility and the masses.
|-
!Giovanni III Terzaghi
| 805 || 860 || 874 ||
|-
!Antonio VI Terzaghi
| 831 || 874 || 907 || Killed in coup d'etat.
|-
|}

== House Spinola ( 907 - 1005 AIC) ==
House Spinola seized power in a coup d'etat.

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Piero I Spinola
| 866 || 907 || 919 ||
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!Vittorio Spinola
| 892 || 919 || 969 ||
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!Piero II Spinola
| 922 || 969 || 980 ||
|-
!Piero III Spinola
| 926 || 980 || 999 || Brother of Piero III.
|-
!Antonio VII Spinola
| 959 || 999 || 1005 || Assassinated and died heirless.
|-
|}

== House Caseario (1005 AIC - present) ==
The Spinola dynasty died out. The crown passed to a distant cousin from [[House Caseario]].

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Birth
! Ascension
! Death
! Notes
|-
!Lorenzo I Caseario
| 970 || 1005 || 1040 || Established the [[Royal Blades]].
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!Ferdinando Caseario
| 991 || 1040 || 1042 ||
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!Antonio VIII Caseario
| 994 || 1042 || 1049 || Brother of Ferdinando.
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!Piero IV Caseario
| 1019 || 1049 || 1080 ||
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!Giovanni IV Caseario
| 1026 || 1080 || 1111 || Brother of Piero IV. Sponsored the travels of [[Marco Descamisaro]].
|-
![[Lorenzo II|Lorenzo II Caseario]]
| 1092 || 1111 || - || Grandson of Giovanni IV.
|-
|}