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Built in 1000 around an existing tower, the Palazzo Comunale was enlarged in 1412 and bought by the Ordelaffi family, the head of Forlì. | Built in 1000 around an existing tower, the Palazzo Comunale was enlarged in 1412 and bought by the Ordelaffi family, the head of Forlì. | ||
Their rule was marked by excessive violence, culminating in the reign of Pino III Ordelaffi, who murdered his brother | Their rule was marked by excessive violence, culminating in the reign of Pino III Ordelaffi, who murdered his brother who then held the throne, killed his first wife, his mother and his second wife before being murdered by his third wife. | ||
Oh yes, I almost forgot to mention: he was also a great patron of the arts. | Oh yes, I almost forgot to mention: he was also a great patron of the arts. | ||
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The Palazzo Comunale is a palace located in the city of Forlì and is featured in Assassin's Creed II. In the Battle of Forli DLC it has been expanded to include a rooftop veranda.
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Built in 1000 around an existing tower, the Palazzo Comunale was enlarged in 1412 and bought by the Ordelaffi family, the head of Forlì.
Their rule was marked by excessive violence, culminating in the reign of Pino III Ordelaffi, who murdered his brother who then held the throne, killed his first wife, his mother and his second wife before being murdered by his third wife.
Oh yes, I almost forgot to mention: he was also a great patron of the arts.