For similar terms, see Battle of Faenza (disambiguation).
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The siege of Faenza occurred from August 1240 to April 14, 1241, during the course of the wars of the Guelphs and the Ghibellines. In this military confrontation, the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II aggressively laid siege to the town of Faenza and successfully captured the city.
26028°E / 44.29000; 11.26028 The siegeofFaenza occurred from August 1240 to April 14, 1241, during the course of the wars of the Guelphs and the Ghibellines...
at the age of 19 and receives the title of Nevsky. August – SiegeofFaenza: Frederick II lays siege to the town ofFaenza during the war of the Guelphs...
at the SiegeofFaenza, which increasingly threatened the position of the Pope. In the fall of 1240 the Pope issued to the Church dignitaries of Italy...
at the age of 19 and receives the title of Nevsky. August – SiegeofFaenza: Frederick II lays siege to the town ofFaenza during the war of the Guelphs...
The Battle ofFaenza, also known as the Battle of Castel Bolognese on February 3, 1797, saw a 7,000 troops from the Papal Army commanded by Michelangelo...
Nicola, was a judge in Bologna and was killed during the Bolognese siegeofFaenza on 7 April 1275. Salimbene mentions a daughter, but does not name her...
during his siegeofFaenza in 1241–2, to pay his troops. Each piece was worth one augustale and was redeemed later for gold, but the authenticity of these...
reinforcements from the south and leaves Ravenna. He defeats the Ostrogoths near Faenza. King Theodoric the Great retreats to Ticinum (modern Pavia), where he constructs...
States: Ravenna, Cervia, Rimini, Faenza and its castles, and also some possessions near Cesena and Imola to the Duchy of Ferrara: Polesine, Este, and Scodosia...
near Faventia (modern Faenza) with 5,000 men, beginning the resurgence of Gothic resistance to the reconquest of Italy. Battle of Mucellium: Totila marches...
leaping from the walls. Meanwhile the Roman forces retreated back to Faenza (Battle of Faventia), where Totila met them with 5,000 men to give battle, while...
C., the Romans settled here, creating the village of Anneianum, on the road from Florence to Faenza. In the Middle Ages, the town belonged to the Ubaldini...
had taken possession of Rimini, Faenza, and a number of other cities by the end of 1503. Julius II, having secured his own control of the Papal armies by...
Cesare, with the acquisition of Pesaro, Rimini, and Faenza, was appointed Duke of Romagna. After a brief stay in the residence of Cardinal Riario, Caterina...
Giovanni Sforza, first husband of Cesare's sister Lucrezia, was soon ousted from Pesaro; Pandolfo Malatesta lost Rimini; Faenza surrendered, its young lord...
singer; in Faenza, Province of Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna Died: Ruth McGinnis, 64, American straight pool player, and women's champion in 1946, died of cancer...
victory over the Papal States at the Battle ofFaenza the following day. Meanwhile, Emperor Francis II of Austria recalled Archduke Charles from Germany...
Faenza, Hawkwood attempted to lay siege to the neighbouring town of Granarola, but was forced to retreat to Faenza. The papal governor opened the gates...
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