Della Scala family

Japanese: デラ･スカラ家 - デラスカラけ

A noble family that ruled Verona, Italy, from 1277 to 1387. The origins of the family are unknown. They settled in the city in the 11th century, and held fiefs in rural areas in the 12th century. In the first half of the 13th century, Mastino I was appointed to important positions in the city, such as Podestà and Capitano. After the death of Ezzelino da Romano, whom he supported, they opposed the Conti faction, which had returned to the city. In 1277, the citizens granted Alberto of the Della Scala family the governing powers (signore), including the right to change city ordinances, dispose of city property, and judicial powers.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1277‐1387年イタリアのベローナを支配した名家。家の出自は不明。11世紀同市に定住，12世紀農村に封土を保持した。13世紀前半マスティーノ1世がポデスタ，カピターノ等の同市の重要官職に就任。支援していたエッツェリーノ･ダ･ロマーノの死後，同市に帰還したコンティ派に対抗する。1277年市民たちはデラ･スカラDella Scala家のアルベルトに条例変更権，市財産処分権，裁判権等の統治権(シニョーレ職)を与える。

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