Della Torre
The Torriani ( Thurn, della Torre, da Torre ) was an Italian patrician family. In the 14th century they ruled Milan and Lombardy and are considered the leader of the Guelphs loyal to the Pope. They came from the Valsassina in the present province of Lecco. The noble families of Thurn and Taxis Thurn and Valsassina and invoke the Torriani as ancestors.
The Torriani took in the history of Milan as bitter rivals of the Visconti a protruding role. (See main article History of Milan )
Representatives of the family
- Alcherio della Torre († between about 1190 and 1204 ), Vogt Bleniotal
- Reinher della Torre († 1209), from 1194 until his death, Bishop of Chur
- Raimondo della Torre († 1299 ), Patriarch of Aquileia
- Guido della Torre († 1312)
- Castone della Torre († 1319 ), Archbishop of Milan from 1308 to 1317
- Volveno della Torre, 1329 mentioned in
- Pagano della Torre († 1241 ), after 1237 a member of the Milanese government
- Martino della Torre, from 1256 Podestà and Signore
- Filippo della Torre, 1263-1265 detectable
- Napoleone della Torre, 1265-1277 imperial vicar under Rudolf von Habsburg, defeated at Desio
Other people with the family name della Torre
- Bartolomeo della Torre († 1658), builder of St. Ignatius Church and Jesuit order house in Raab / Gyor
- Giacomo della Torre († 1669), son of Bartolomeo, masons and foremen to Raab / Gyor
- Francesco della Torre (1627-1687), son of Bartolomeo, royal Prague Hofsteinmetzmeister
- Bartolomeo della Torre, son of Francesco, Pastor in Linz
- Giovanni Pietro della Torre (1660-1711), son of Francesco, also royal Prague Hofsteinmetzmeister.
- Daniel Gran (1694-1757), the imperial court painter, called 1732 " della Torre ".
- Vico Torriani (1920-1998), pop singer, actor and show host.
- Lelio Della Torre (1805-1871), an Italian Jewish scholar and Hebrew poet
- José Della Torre (1906-1979), Argentine footballer
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