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Leonardo II Tocco. Leonardo II Tocco (1375/76 – 1418/19) was a scion of the Tocco family and lord of Zakynthos, who played an important role as a military leader for his brother, Carlo I Tocco, in early 15th-century western Greece .
Schiro, Prolegomena II, in Cronaca dei Tocco di Cefalonia di Anonimo, ed. with translation into Italian G. Schiro, Rome 1975, 137–139, perceived the Chronicle as an autograph text which must have been written before 1429 by a person close to Carlo Tocco (his serviceman or officer), suggesting thus that the occasional distortions of the ...
Shields, R 2020, ' Trade and Diplomacy in the Fifteenth Century Balkans - Carlo II Tocco and the Despotate of Arta (1429-1448) ', Ph.D., Royal Holloway, University of London. Trade and Diplomacy in the Fifteenth Century Balkans - Carlo II Tocco and the Despotate of Arta (1429-1448).
With Carlo's death the Tocco family, which had originated eight or seven centuries prior and had once ruled the Despotate of Epirus, was rendered extinct. [2] [5] Carlo's titles were inherited by Carlo Capece Galeota , [2] [6] who was matrilineally descended from Carlo II di Tocco Cantelmo Stuart , [7] Carlo III's grandfather.
Non tivo fillos lexítimos e adoptou aos do seu irmán Leonardo II Tocco en 1414. Casou con Francesca Acciaioli, señora de Megara e Sición, filla de Nerio I Acciaioli, duque de Atenas. O seu fillo ilexítimo Memnone recibiu Acarnania asociado aos fillos adoptivos do pai, e terras en Morea en 1429. Memnone perdeu o que quedaba de Acarnania en ...
La vida. Carlo I era hijo del Conde Leonardo I Tocco de Cefalonia y Leukas de Maddalena de 'Buondelmonti, hermana de Esaú de' Buondelmonti , gobernante de Ioannina . [1] Leonardo I Tocco, que fue conde de Cefalonia desde 1357 hasta su muerte en 1376, así como duque de Leukas desde 1362, era él mismo hijo de Guglielmo Tocco , gobernador de ...
Fue la hija de Leonardo II Tocco, señor de Zante. [1] Su padre era un hermano menor de Carlo I Tocco, conde de Cefalonia y Léucade. [1] Carlos fue también gobernante de Epiro desde 1411 hasta 1429. [2] Leonardo II parece haber muerto prematuramente. En 1424, Carlos I adoptó a Teodora y a su hermano Carlo II Tocco. [3] Matrimonio
