Marquisate of Saluzzo

The Margraviate of Saluzzo Saluzzo with the main town was in Piedmont. It has existed since 1142 and went to the extinction of the count's family, a line of Aleramiden, 1548 to France, which she Piedmont (Savoy) gave on 17 January 1601.

Territory

The Margraviate was on parts of the present-day Piedmont provinces of Cuneo and Turin. Throughout history, parts of the present-day France belonged to the territory, but the heartland lay between the rivers Stura and Po and the Alps.

Marquis of Saluzzo

  • Otto, Marquis, † 1084
  • Boniface, Marquis of Savona 1084-1130, whose son
  • Manfred I, Margrave 1130-1175, Margrave of Saluzzo from 1142, whose son
  • Manfred II, Marquis 1175-1215, whose son
  • Boniface, † 1212, whose son
  • Manfred III. , Marquis 1215-1244, whose son
  • Thomas I., Marquis 1244-1296, whose son
  • Manfred IV, Marquis 1296-1340, whose son
  • Frederick I, 1336 †, whose son
  • Thomas II, Margrave 1340-1357, whose son
  • Frederick II, Margrave 1357-1391, whose son
  • Thomas III. , Marquis 1391-1416, whose son
  • Ludwig I, Margrave 1416-1475, whose son
  • Ludwig II, Margrave 1475-1504, whose son, ∞ 1492 Margaret of Foix, † 1536, guardian 1504-1513
  • Anton Michael, † September 18, 1528, Marquis 1504-1528, whose son
  • Johann Ludwig, † 1563, Marquis 1528-1529, whose brother sold, 1531 sold
  • Franz, Marquis, † March 28, 1537, Marquis 1529-1537, whose brother
  • Gabriel, Marquis, † July 29, 1548, 1537-1543, whose brother, expelled and imprisoned
  • Historical territory (France)
  • Historical Territory (Italy )
  • Markgraf ( Saluzzo )
Aleramici Province of Turin Manfred I, Marquess of Saluzzo Manfred II, Marquess of Saluzzo Manfred III, Marquess of Saluzzo Thomas I, Marquess of Saluzzo Manfred IV, Marquess of Saluzzo Thomas III, Marquess of Saluzzo
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