An Albergo (Alberghi in plural) was an informal clan-like amalgamation of nobility, in which several lesser noble or patrician families bonded around a dominant noble House. Families of an Albergo shared the same: name, insignia, political views, and economic interests. They lived in proximity of each other, attended the same churches, socialized, and often married within the group.
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- An Albergo (Alberghi in plural) was an informal clan-like amalgamation of nobility, in which several lesser noble or patrician families bonded around a dominant noble House. Families of an Albergo shared the same: name, insignia, political views, and economic interests. They lived in proximity of each other, attended the same churches, socialized, and often married within the group.
- Albergo è il nome usato nel periodo medievale per indicare una sorta di consorzio di famiglie nobili, legate da vincoli di sangue o dal comune interesse, spesso radunatesi nello stesso palazzo o albergo; si ritrova soprattutto in Piemonte e Liguria.
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- An Albergo (Alberghi in plural) was an informal clan-like amalgamation of nobility, in which several lesser noble or patrician families bonded around a dominant noble House. Families of an Albergo shared the same: name, insignia, political views, and economic interests. They lived in proximity of each other, attended the same churches, socialized, and often married within the group.
- Albergo è il nome usato nel periodo medievale per indicare una sorta di consorzio di famiglie nobili, legate da vincoli di sangue o dal comune interesse, spesso radunatesi nello stesso palazzo o albergo; si ritrova soprattutto in Piemonte e Liguria.
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