Ubertinello

Ubertinello: Ubertino da Carrara

Pour les articles homonymes, voir Carrare.

Ubertino de Carrara, neveu et successeur de Marsilio da Carrara, qui fut confirmé dans sa souveraineté sur Padoue par la famille Della Scala, et régna en paix jusqu'à l'an 1345.

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