Emilio Barbarigo: Difference between revisions
imported>ThiefAC No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' | |appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' | ||
|voice = [[Arthur Holden]] | |voice = [[Arthur Holden]] | ||
}}'''Emilio Barbarigo''' (1421 - 1485) was a corrupt [[Venice|Venetian]] merchant and tyrant of Venice, and secretly a member of the [[Knights Templar]]. Nevertheless, he was an extremely wealthy, noble merchant, whose sole desire was to take over Venice. He lobbied the government and edged out the competition to gain power in the Venetian market. | }}'''Emilio Barbarigo''' (1421 - September 11, 1485) was a corrupt [[Venice|Venetian]] merchant and tyrant of Venice, and secretly a member of the [[Knights Templar]]. Nevertheless, he was an extremely wealthy, noble merchant, whose sole desire was to take over Venice. He lobbied the government and edged out the competition to gain power in the Venetian market. | ||
==[[Assassin's Creed II|''Assassin's Creed II'']]== | ==[[Assassin's Creed II|''Assassin's Creed II'']]== | ||
Revision as of 05:27, 17 May 2011
Emilio Barbarigo (1421 - September 11, 1485) was a corrupt Venetian merchant and tyrant of Venice, and secretly a member of the Knights Templar. Nevertheless, he was an extremely wealthy, noble merchant, whose sole desire was to take over Venice. He lobbied the government and edged out the competition to gain power in the Venetian market.
Assassin's Creed II
In Venice, Emilio had taken control of the city's merchant district and was ruling it with an iron fist. Emilio provided weapons to the other Templars in Florence and he apparently single-handedly funded the city guard. He lived in a large palazzo, the Palazzo della Seta, surrounded by many guards. He commissioned the city's guard members to the markets, his palazzo, and other places he retained control.
Emilio attended a meeting in 1480 at an outdoor Roman theatre in Tuscany, with various other Templars, including Jacopo de' Pazzi and the Templar Grand Master, Rodrigo Borgia. During this meeting, he (as well as Borgia) stabbed Jacopo for his failures in their cause, almost killing him. In 1485 in his palazzo, Emilio met with Carlo Grimaldi, a member of the Council of Ten, who informed him that the Assassin, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, had arrived in Venice. Emilio was assassinated by Ezio shortly after Carlo left.
He is related to Marco Barbarigo, Silvio Barbarigo and Agostino Barbarigo. It is unknown how they are related but he is probably a cousin or a brother, considering they are around the same age group.
Final Words
Ezio: Do not be afraid.
Emilio: I feel no fear, Assassin. Only regret. I sought unity. Stability. Order.
Ezio: At too great a cost.
Emilio: Progress demands sacrifice.
Ezio: Non trovo alcuna gioia in questo, ma non c'è altro modo. (I take no joy in this, but I see no other way.) Requiescat in pace. (Rest in peace.)
Video
Trivia
- Emilio Barbarigo's Portrait in the Auditore Villa says that he died in 1484, when in fact he died in 1485.