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Independent Duchy of Benevento
AD 571 - 774
This and the duchy of Spoleto were
initially part of the Lombard
kingdom. Both were Lombard states in southern Italy below the exarchate of
Ravenna. |
571 - 591 |
Zottone |
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591 - 641 |
Arechi I |
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641 - 642 |
Aione I |
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642 - 647 |
Radoaldo |
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647 - 662 |
Grimoaldo I |
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662 - 687 |
Romoaldo I |
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687 - 689 |
Grimoaldo II |
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689 - 706 |
Gisulf I |
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706 - 731 |
Rimoaldo II |
|
731 - 732 |
Andelais |
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732 - 739 |
Gregory |
|
739 - 742 |
Godescalco |
|
742 - 751 |
Gisulf II |
|
751 - 758 |
Liutprand |
|
758 - 774 |
Arechi II |
Elevated to prince. |
774 |
With the
collapse of the kingdom of the Lombards, part
of the duchy is transferred to Papal control. The
rest is annexed to the Frankish
empire
and elevated to a Principality. |
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Principality of Benevento
AD 774 - 1053 |
774 - 788 |
Arechi II |
First prince. |
788 - 806 |
Grimoaldo III |
|
c.790 |
The
principality is attacked by
Byzantium, but the
attack is repelled with
Frankish aid. |
806 - 817 |
Grimoaldo IV |
|
817 - 832 |
Sicone |
|
832 - 839 |
Sicardo |
|
839 - 853 |
Radelchi I |
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853 - 878 |
Adelchi |
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878 - 881 |
Gaideri |
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881 - 884 |
Radelchi II |
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884 - 890 |
Aione II |
|
890 - 897 |
Interregnum. |
897 - 900 |
Radelchi II |
Restored. |
900 - 910 |
Atenulf |
|
910 - 943 |
Landulf I |
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943 - 961 |
Landulf II |
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943 - 959 |
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Pandulf I |
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959 - 968 |
Landulf III |
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961 - 981 |
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Pandulf I |
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c.962 |
The
Saxon
king, Otto I, subdues Italy and appropriates the title
of Holy Roman Emperor. The
imperial crown is now vested in the name of what later becomes Germany. |
968 - 981 |
Landulf IV |
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981 - 1014 |
Pandulf II |
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987 - 1053 |
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Landulf V |
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1013 - 1053 |
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Pandulf III |
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1053 |
The Normans of
Sicily conquer Benevento. |
1139 |
Benevento becomes
an outlying possession of the Papal States. |
1806 |
The
French First
Empire under Napoleon Bonaparte
attaches Benevento to the kingdom of Naples. |
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Independent Duchy of Spoleto
c.AD 570 - 776
A minor Lombard state in southern
Italy, Spoleto has a fairly obscure history. It shared three of its rulers
with the kingdom of the Lombards, and as such, was tied more closely to the kingdom
than was Benevento. |
c.570 - 584 |
Faroald I |
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590/1 - 600/1 |
Ariulf |
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? - c.665 |
Atto |
|
c.665 - 703 |
Transamund I |
|
703 - after 720 |
Faroald II |
|
c.720 - 739 |
Transamund II |
|
739 - 740 |
Hilderic |
|
740 - 742 |
Transamund II |
Restored? |
742 - 744 |
Agiprand |
|
744 - c.745 |
Transamund II |
Restored? |
c.745 - 751 |
Lupus |
|
751 - 756 |
Aistulf of Friuli |
King of the
Lombards (749-756). |
756 - 757 |
Ratchis of Friuli |
King of the
Lombards (744-749). |
757 - 758 |
Alboin |
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758 - 759 |
Daufer, Desiderius of Brescia |
King of the
Lombards (756-774). |
759 - 761 |
Gisulf |
|
c.768 |
Theodicius |
|
774 - c.776 |
Hildeprand |
|
776 |
The duchy falls to the Franks. |
842 |
Duchy is
resurrected by the Franks as a dependent margraviate. |
c.949 |
Berengar
II, king of the Italian Franks, and
Holy Roman Emperor, takes Spoleto from
its final margrave. Otto I, HRE,
later adjoins it to the Papal States. |
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