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Corsini family
Corsini is the name of a Florentine princely family.
==From Poggibonsi to the 14th century==
The Corsini are an old and historical family of Florence.
They arrived in Florence towards the end of the 12th century, coming from the areas of Poggibonsi and from the “Pesa” valley, which are between Siena and Florence. They gained considerable success in the 14th century as politicians, traders and churchmen in what was at the time the Republic of Florence. They gave to Florence 12 Priors and 47 Gonfaloniere of Justice, the highest appointments in Florence.
Matteo (1322-1402) build a considerable fortune at the Court of England, trading wools, silk and fish. He was a close friend to the great Italian poet Petrarca. The banking crisis, which had been caused by the insolvency of Edward III following his wars in France, forced Matteo to relinquish his position in England thus returning to Tuscany where he invested in land. In 1371 Matteo and the Corsini were granted the title of Count Palatine by the Charles IV, Emperor of the Sacred Roman Empire. Matteo’s cousin, Giovanni, became Seneschal of Armenia and Governor of Rodi. Another cousin, Filippo (1334-1421) was a law expert, an active diplomat and was 5 times Gonfaloniere of Justice in Florence.
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