François Grimaldi — Biography Timeline & Summary | 2Day Chrono-Wiki

François Grimaldi (1201 – 1309): Genoese nobleman and influential leader of the Guelph faction.

François Grimaldi — Biography Timeline & Summary | 2Day Chrono-Wiki

François Grimaldi

Genoese nobleman and influential leader of the Guelph faction.

Chronology: 1201 – 1309

Origins & Early Journey

Innovation & Iconic Era

Legacy & Impact

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