158:, which dominated the city, and fortified it. To Ubaldo he gave the job of finishing the conquest and securing Pisan control of Cagliari. He forced Benedetta to flee her capital. In 1217, Ubaldo forced her to accept terms surrendering Cagliari. She received her
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Cagliari led the forces of
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Sardinians and Pisans escalated in Cagliari and Benedetta and her husband,
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150:, Lamberto assembled a large fleet and landed an army at
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106:, the anti-Visconti faction in Pisa, and the militia of
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143:In 1215, profiting from the weakness of the
110:to victory near Massa over the forces of
184:would be Ubaldo II's successor in the
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83:Around 1200, Ubaldo was assisting
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87:on behalf of Pisa in a war with
66:in turn served as patrician and
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227:Visconti of Pisa and Sardinia
169:Meanwhile, Lambert's wife,
74:Torchitorio III of Cagliari
54:of Pisa, while his father,
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89:Comita III of Logudoro
148:Benedetta of Cagliari
91:when the two warring
85:William I of Cagliari
62:. He and his brother
27:Giudicato of Cagliari
186:Giudicato of Gallura
58:, was patrician and
19:(died 1230) was the
138:Pope Honorius III
46:His grandfather,
17:Ubaldo I Visconti
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108:Guido Guerra III
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216:Categories
145:giudicessa
33:family of
178:Ubaldo II
160:giudicato
78:giudicato
52:patrician
156:S. Gilla
152:Cagliari
126:Cagliari
64:Lamberto
50:, was a
31:Visconti
208:, 1960.
192:Sources
130:Arborea
116:podestĂ
104:Pistoia
93:giudici
69:podestĂ
56:Eldizio
48:Alberto
22:de jure
200:(ed).
60:consul
134:Genoa
112:Lucca
100:Massa
206:Rome
182:John
128:and
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