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Ranieri Casali

14th century · 14th century

Ranieri Casali was the head of a leading family of Cortona in Tuscany who made himself lord of the city in 1325. Cortona had been a self-governing commune, but under Ranieri and his descendants it became a hereditary lordship of the Casali. The family ruled until 1409, when Cortona was taken by Ladislaus of Naples and soon sold to Florence.

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