François Grimaldi

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François Grimaldi was a 13th-century Genoese nobleman and military leader best known for his cunning capture of Monaco’s fortress in 1297, an event that marked the beginning of Grimaldi rule over Monaco.

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François Grimaldi canonical 5
François Honoré Grimaldi 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
military leader
nobleman
associatedDynasty House of Grimaldi
associatedWith House of Grimaldi
Monaco
centuryOfActivity 13th century
countryOfOrigin Republic of Genoa
ethnicGroup Genoese
eventParticipatedIn capture of Monaco fortress (1297)
familyName Grimaldi
givenName François
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
inceptionOfRule Grimaldi rule over Monaco
inceptionOfRuleDate 1297
knownAs François Grimaldi
knownFor seizing Monaco by disguise and surprise attack
legacy beginning of Grimaldi dynasty in Monaco
establishment of Grimaldi rule over Monaco
methodOfCapture cunning stratagem
notableFor capture of Monaco’s fortress in 1297
founding Grimaldi rule over Monaco
occupation military leader
nobleman
placeOfActivity Monaco
Republic of Genoa
roleInEvent leader of the capture of Monaco fortress
sexOrGender male
year 1297

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Grimaldi notableMember François Grimaldi
Jacques I, Prince of Monaco child François Honoré Grimaldi
linked to: François Grimaldi
Prince of Monaco firstDynasticRuler François Grimaldi
François Grimaldi knownAs François Grimaldi
Grimaldi family notableMember François Grimaldi
Monegasque monarchy foundingFigure François Grimaldi