Massimo d'Azeglio

Japanese: ダゼーリョ（英語表記）Massimo d’Azeglio

1798‐1866
Italian politician. In his youth he aspired to be a painter and writer, and was also Manzoni's son-in-law. From the 1840s he was involved in the unification movement as a moderate liberal, aiming for Italian unification centered on the Kingdom of Sardinia. After the defeat at Novara in 1849, he served as Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia, and in the peace treaty with Austria he defended the country's constitutional system and restricted church privileges with the Siccardi Laws, resolving difficult issues before handing over power to Kabul in 1852. [Shibano Hitoshi]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1798‐1866
イタリアの政治家。青年期は画家，作家を志し，マンゾーニの娘婿でもある。1840年代から統一運動に穏健自由派としてかかわり，サルデーニャ王国を中心としたイタリア統一をめざす。49年ノバラの敗北後サルデーニャ王国首相を務め，対オーストリア講和では国内の立憲体制を守り抜き，シッカルディ法で教会特権の制限を行うなど，52年にカブールに政権を譲るまで困難な課題を解決した。【柴野均】

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