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One of several condottieri patrolling the Tuscan countryside, Mario Auditore played a significant role in the Battle of Anghiari, alerting Micheletto Attendolo to the appearance of several dust clouds over the road which signalled a surprise advance by Milanese troops. Thanks to Mario, the Milanese attack was foiled and the Florentines won the battle. | One of several condottieri patrolling the [[Tuscany|Tuscan]] countryside, [[Mario Auditore]] played a significant role in the [[Battle of Anghiari]], alerting Micheletto Attendolo to the appearance of several dust clouds over the road which signalled a surprise advance by [[Milan|Milanese]] troops. Thanks to Mario, the Milanese attack was foiled and the [[Florence|Florentines]] won the battle. | ||
Although Mario sided with Florence in Anghiari, for most of his career he defended the interests of his hometown Monteriggioni, derailing Florentine attempts to seize Tuscan territory. | Although Mario sided with Florence in Anghiari, for most of his career he defended the interests of his hometown [[Monteriggioni]], derailing Florentine attempts to seize Tuscan territory. | ||
While Mario's younger brother, Giovanni, moved to Florence in 1454 to pursue a career in banking, Mario stayed at the family's villa in Monteriggioni, stating in a letter to Giovanni that he "preferrred fighting like a man, to filling out balance sheets". | While Mario's younger brother, [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|Giovanni]], moved to Florence in 1454 to pursue a career in banking, Mario stayed at the family's [[Villa Auditore|villa]] in Monteriggioni, stating in a letter to Giovanni that he "preferrred fighting like a man, to filling out balance sheets". | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, 26 February 2015
Date of Birth: 1434.
Profession: Condottiero, Noble.
One of several condottieri patrolling the Tuscan countryside, Mario Auditore played a significant role in the Battle of Anghiari, alerting Micheletto Attendolo to the appearance of several dust clouds over the road which signalled a surprise advance by Milanese troops. Thanks to Mario, the Milanese attack was foiled and the Florentines won the battle.
Although Mario sided with Florence in Anghiari, for most of his career he defended the interests of his hometown Monteriggioni, derailing Florentine attempts to seize Tuscan territory.
While Mario's younger brother, Giovanni, moved to Florence in 1454 to pursue a career in banking, Mario stayed at the family's villa in Monteriggioni, stating in a letter to Giovanni that he "preferrred fighting like a man, to filling out balance sheets".