Database: Firenze (Identity) - Revision history

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	Founded by [[Julius Caesar]] in 59 B.C.E, [[Florence\|Florentia]] (as it was called by the [[Rome\|Romans]]) quickly became a centre of commerce.		Founded by [[Julius Caesar]] in 59 B.C.E, [[Florence\|Florentia]] (as it was called by the [[Rome\|Romans]]) quickly became a centre of commerce.

	After the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking}} of Roma in the 5th Century, the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}} took over. Under their rule, the city was constantly under attack from the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]]; who sent the population levels down to below 1,000. The {{Wiki\|Lombards}} came to power in the 6th Century, ending the Byzantine assults.		After the [[Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of Roma in the 5th Century, the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}} took over. Under their rule, the city was constantly under attack from the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]]; who sent the population levels down to below 1,000. The {{Wiki\|Lombards}} came to power in the 6th Century, ending the Byzantine assults.

	The {{Wiki\|Albizzi}} family became the de facto rules after the {{Wiki\|Ciompi Revolt\|revolt}}. Worried about the rise of the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] (who were newly rich bankers rapidly gaining influence in Firenze), [[Maso degli Albizzi\|Maso]] and [[Rinaldo degli Albizzi\|Rinaldo Albizzi]] imprisoned [[Cosimo de' Medici]]; and exiled him in 1433. But Cosimo gained influence behind the scenes and rose to power in 1434. This caused the exiling of the entire Albizzi family except for [[Luca di Maso degli Albizzi\|Luca]]; who had been loyal to Cosimo. Luca Albizzi joined the Signoria (the ruling body of Firenze) as Gonfaloniere, suceeding Cosimo's old friend [[Ilario Auditore]] in 1442.		The {{Wiki\|Albizzi}} family became the de facto rules after the {{Wiki\|Ciompi Revolt\|revolt}}. Worried about the rise of the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] (who were newly rich bankers rapidly gaining influence in Firenze), [[Maso degli Albizzi\|Maso]] and [[Rinaldo degli Albizzi\|Rinaldo Albizzi]] imprisoned [[Cosimo de' Medici]]; and exiled him in 1433. But Cosimo gained influence behind the scenes and rose to power in 1434. This caused the exiling of the entire Albizzi family except for [[Luca di Maso degli Albizzi\|Luca]]; who had been loyal to Cosimo. Luca Albizzi joined the Signoria (the ruling body of Firenze) as Gonfaloniere, suceeding Cosimo's old friend [[Ilario Auditore]] in 1442.

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	After the {{Wiki\|Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking}} of Roma in the 5th Century, the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}} took over. Under their rule, the city was constantly under attack from the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]]; who sent the population levels down to below 1,000. The {{Wiki\|Lombards}} came to power in the 6th Century, ending the Byzantine assults.		After the {{Wiki\|Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking}} of Roma in the 5th Century, the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}} took over. Under their rule, the city was constantly under attack from the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]]; who sent the population levels down to below 1,000. The {{Wiki\|Lombards}} came to power in the 6th Century, ending the Byzantine assults.

	The {{Wiki\|Albizzi}} family became the de facto rules after the {{Wiki\|Ciompi Revolt\|revolt}}. Worried about the rise of the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] (who were newly rich bankers rapidly gaining influence in Firenze), Maso and ~~{{Wiki\|~~Rinaldo degli Albizzi\|Rinaldo Albizzi}} imprisoned [[Cosimo de' Medici]]; and exiled him in 1433. But Cosimo gained influence behind the scenes and rose to power in 1434. This caused the exiling of the entire Albizzi family except for [[Luca degli Albizzi\|Luca]]; who had been loyal to Cosimo. Luca Albizzi joined the Signoria (the ruling body of Firenze) as Gonfaloniere, suceeding Cosimo's old friend [[Ilario Auditore]] in 1442.		The {{Wiki\|Albizzi}} family became the de facto rules after the {{Wiki\|Ciompi Revolt\|revolt}}. Worried about the rise of the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] (who were newly rich bankers rapidly gaining influence in Firenze), [[Maso degli Albizzi\|Maso]] and [[Rinaldo degli Albizzi\|Rinaldo Albizzi]] imprisoned [[Cosimo de' Medici]]; and exiled him in 1433. But Cosimo gained influence behind the scenes and rose to power in 1434. This caused the exiling of the entire Albizzi family except for [[Luca di Maso degli Albizzi\|Luca]]; who had been loyal to Cosimo. Luca Albizzi joined the Signoria (the ruling body of Firenze) as Gonfaloniere, suceeding Cosimo's old friend [[Ilario Auditore]] in 1442.

	Under the Medici, they built impressive public buildings and supported such luminaries as [[Michelangelo]], [[Leonardo da Vinci\|Leonardo]] and [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]], The [[Renaissance]] period began with Firenze securely at its centre.		Under the Medici, they built impressive public buildings and supported such luminaries as [[Michelangelo]], [[Leonardo da Vinci\|Leonardo]] and [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]], The [[Renaissance]] period began with Firenze securely at its centre.

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	Founded by [[Julius Caesar]] in 59 B.C.E, [[Florence\|Florentia]] (as it was called by the [[Rome\|Romans]]) quickly became a centre of commerce.		Founded by [[Julius Caesar]] in 59 B.C.E, [[Florence\|Florentia]] (as it was called by the [[Rome\|Romans]]) quickly became a centre of commerce.

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	Under the Medici, they built impressive public buildings and supported such luminaries as [[Michelangelo]], [[Leonardo da Vinci\|Leonardo]] and [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]], The [[Renaissance]] period began with Firenze securely at its centre.		Under the Medici, they built impressive public buildings and supported such luminaries as [[Michelangelo]], [[Leonardo da Vinci\|Leonardo]] and [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]], The [[Renaissance]] period began with Firenze securely at its centre.
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Founded by [[Julius Caesar]] in 59 B.C.E, [[Florence|Florentia]] (as it was called by the [[Rome|Romans]]) quickly became a centre of commerce.

After the {{Wiki|Sack of Rome (410)|sacking}} of Roma in the 5th Century, the {{Wiki|Ostrogoths}} took over. Under their rule, the city was constantly under attack from the [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantines]]; who sent the population levels down to below 1,000. The {{Wiki|Lombards}} came to power in the 6th Century, ending the Byzantine assults.

The {{Wiki|Albizzi}} family became the de facto rules after the {{Wiki|Ciompi Revolt|revolt}}. Worried about the rise of the [[House of Medici|Medici family]] (who were newly rich bankers rapidly gaining influence in Firenze), Maso and {{Wiki|Rinaldo degli Albizzi|Rinaldo Albizzi}} imprisoned [[Cosimo de' Medici]]; and exiled him in 1433. But Cosimo gained influence behind the scenes and rose to power in 1434. This caused the exiling of the entire Albizzi family except for [[Luca degli Albizzi|Luca]]; who had been loyal to Cosimo. Luca Albizzi joined the Signoria (the ruling body of Firenze) as Gonfaloniere, suceeding Cosimo's old friend [[Ilario Auditore]] in 1442.

Under the Medici, they built impressive public buildings and supported such luminaries as [[Michelangelo]], [[Leonardo da Vinci|Leonardo]] and [[Sandro Botticelli|Botticelli]], The [[Renaissance]] period began with Firenze securely at its centre.
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