Database: Monteriggioni (Identity) - Revision history

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	Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of [[Siena]], [[Monteriggioni]] was actively involved in the defense of [[Tuscany]] against [[Florence\|Florentine]] attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the [[House of Auditore\|Auditore family]], who became the city's rulers and protectors. It was the Auditore, who constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls; which can still be seen today.		Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of [[Siena]], [[Monteriggioni]] was actively involved in the defense of [[Tuscany]] against [[Florence\|Florentine]] attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the [[House of Auditore\|Auditore family]], who became the city's rulers and protectors. It was the Auditore, who constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls; which can still be seen today.

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	Extraordinarily, the Auditore were allowed to continue their rule of Monteriggioni under Florentine leadership; showing that the Medici do not forget their friends.		Extraordinarily, the Auditore were allowed to continue their rule of Monteriggioni under Florentine leadership; showing that the Medici do not forget their friends.
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	Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of [[Siena]], [[Monteriggioni]] was actively involved in the defense of [[Tuscany]] against [[Florence\|Florentine]] attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the [[House of Auditore\|Auditore family]], who became the city's rulers and protectors. It was the Auditore, who constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls; which can still be seen today.		Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of [[Siena]], [[Monteriggioni]] was actively involved in the defense of [[Tuscany]] against [[Florence\|Florentine]] attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the [[House of Auditore\|Auditore family]], who became the city's rulers and protectors. It was the Auditore, who constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls; which can still be seen today.

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{{Youmay|the '''Animus Omega database entry'''|the '''[[Database: Monteriggioni|Animus 2.0 entry]]''' written by [[Shaun Hastings]]}}
Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of [[Siena]], [[Monteriggioni]] was actively involved in the defense of [[Tuscany]] against [[Florence|Florentine]] attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the [[House of Auditore|Auditore family]], who became the city's rulers and protectors. It was the Auditore, who constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls; which can still be seen today.

Although standing in opposition to what Firenze desired, the Auditore had cordial relations with the [[House of Medici|Medici family]]; largely due to their collective Florentine roots.

Monteriggioni successfully withstood attacks from Firenze. But in 1554, the city was betrayed. [[Giovannino Zeti]], the keeper of the garrison and an exile of Firenze was allowed to return to Firenze; in exchange for the keys to the city.

Extraordinarily, the Auditore were allowed to continue their rule of Monteriggioni under Florentine leadership; showing that the Medici do not forget their friends.
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