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Simone Doria

Italian politician
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  • Doria Family

    His son Simone served six consulships between 1175 and 1188, and one of Simone’s sons, Andrea, married into Sardinia’s ruling family, the Torres, launching Doria fortunes in that island. By this time the Dorias had long been leaders of the Ghibelline (imperial) political faction.

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    His son Simone served six consulships between 1175 and 1188, and one of Simone’s sons, Andrea, married into Sardinia’s ruling family, the Torres, launching Doria fortunes in that island. By this time the Dorias had long been leaders of the Ghibelline (imperial) political faction.

    Read More