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Who sponsored Christopher coumbus.?
The Spanish crown. He was Spanish and not Italian. His diaries are in Spanish and he was from a noble Spanish family. His wife was a Spanish noble.
What was Napoleon Bonaparte's background?
He was from a minor noble family of Italian descent that lived on the island of Corsica when it was transferred from Italian to French control..
Do Italian families have a family crest?
Italian noble families do have crests. They are often seen above the entrance to the palazzos the family owns or owned. However, just as in other countries, most Italian familes are not part of the nobility and do not have family crests.
For which country did italian explorer christopher columbus sail for in 1492?
Columbus was NOT Italian, but Spanish and he sailed for Spain. He was from a Spanish noble family who were rivals of the crown so he took on a persona to get funding. His log and journals were all in Spanish, his wife was from a Spanish noble family, and he spoke Spanish. Nothing points him out as Italian.
Where did the Borgias originate from?
The Borgias were an Italian noble family of Spanish origin; they became prominent during the Renaissance.
Where did the surname Cabral originate?
Aragona, Sicily, is the ancestral home of the proud and noble Italian Cabral family.
What is 'Italian noble' when translated from English to Italian?
nobile italiano/a
Is the sentence'She comes of a noble family' correct grammatically?
Basically. However, it would sound better if written: She is of a noble family. Or She is from a noble family.
When was The Story of a Noble Family created?
The Story of a Noble Family was created in 2003.
What is a catchy slogan for the noble gas family?
Noble gas family, of course!
What is the meaning of the name Aldo?
Italian: Noble
Who is the Italian explorer that discovered Hispaniola?
The Italian explorer who discovered Hispaniola is Christopher Columbus. He reached the island during his first voyage to the Americas in 1492. Columbus believed he had landed in Asia, but he had actually arrived in the Caribbean.
