Antonio II Acciaioli

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Antonio II Acciaioli was a 15th-century Italian nobleman of the Acciaioli family who ruled the Duchy of Athens during the late medieval period.

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Antonio II Acciaioli canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Athens
Italian noble
nobleman
ruler
associatedWith Florentine mercantile aristocracy
Western European rule in medieval Greece
continentOfRule Europe
countryOfCitizenship Republic of Florence
culture Italian Renaissance aristocracy
diedIn Athens
Duchy of Athens
Greece
dynasty Acciaioli
ethnicGroup Italian
familyName Acciaioli
governanceStyle feudal lordship
governedDuring period of Latin rule in Greece
languageSpoken Greek
Italian
memberOf Acciaioli family
nobleRank high nobility
nobleTitle Duke
Lord
notableFor participation in late medieval Greek politics
rule of the Duchy of Athens
occupation nobleman
ruler
partOfHistoricalContext Frankish states in Greece
linked to: Frankish Greece

Latin principalities in the Eastern Mediterranean
politicalEntityTypeRuled feudal duchy
positionHeld Duke of Athens
lord of Corinth
lord of Thebes
regionOfRule Greece
reignedOver Athens
Corinth
Duchy of Athens
Thebes
religion Roman Catholicism
sphereOfInfluence Central Greece
Peloponnese
timePeriod 15th century
late Middle Ages

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Duke of Athens positionHeldBy Antonio II Acciaioli
Nerio II Acciaioli predecessor Antonio II Acciaioli