Francesco II Acciaioli

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Francesco II Acciaioli was the last Florentine duke of Athens, ruling the city in the early 15th century until its conquest by the Ottoman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf duke
human
ruler of Athens
associatedWithPlace Athens
Constantinople
Florence
capturedBy Mehmed II
Ottoman Empire
causeOfEndOfReign Ottoman conquest of Athens
conflict Ottoman–Latin conflicts in Greece
countryOfCitizenship Republic of Florence
deathCause execution by the Ottomans
deathDate circa 1460
deathPlace Constantinople
endCause execution
era late Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Italian
eventParticipatedIn Ottoman conquest of Athens
familyName Acciaioli
givenName Francesco
governedTerritory Athens
Boeotia
Thebes
historicalRegion Latin Greece
lastRulerOf Duchy of Athens
memberOf Acciaioli family
monarchOf Duchy of Athens
nobleFamily Acciaioli family
notableFor being the last Acciaioli ruler of Athens
being the last Florentine duke of Athens
occupation nobleman
ruler
opponent Mehmed II
Ottoman Empire
placeOfDeath Constantinople
placeOfRule Athens
politicalAffiliation Latin states in Greece
positionHeld Duke of Athens
predecessor Nerio II Acciaioli
reignEnd 1458
reignStart 1435
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Acropolis of Athens
Athens
ruledDuringCentury 15th century
successor Mehmed II
title Duke of Athens

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Duke of Athens positionHeldBy Francesco II Acciaioli