They were first attested to in 1124 and were recognized as free nobles in 1186. For many centuries, they held the Castle of Arco. In 1413, they became Imperial counts. In the 17th century, members of the family moved from Arco to Bavaria, Mantua, Salzburg, and Silesia. At the beginning of the 19th century, Bavarian branch split into three cadet lines: Arco auf Valley, Arco-Stepperg and Arco-Zinneberg. The family is still extant, primarily in Bavaria, but the Castle of Arco, which has been in the possession of the branch in Mantua has belonged to the municipality of Arco since 1982.[1][2]
^Waldstein-Wartenberg, Berthold (1971). Geschichte der Grafen von Arco im Mittelalter Von d. Edelfreiheit z. Reichsunmittelbarkeit. Innsbruck: München Universitätsverlag Wagner.
arco, family, arco, name, ancient, noble, family, originally, from, arco, northern, italy, members, family, played, important, roles, within, holy, roman, empire, austro, hungarian, empire, italy, history, editthey, were, first, attested, 1124, were, recognize. Arco is the name of an ancient noble family originally from Arco in Northern Italy Members of the family played important roles within Holy Roman Empire Austro Hungarian Empire and Italy History EditThey were first attested to in 1124 and were recognized as free nobles in 1186 For many centuries they held the Castle of Arco In 1413 they became Imperial counts In the 17th century members of the family moved from Arco to Bavaria Mantua Salzburg and Silesia At the beginning of the 19th century Bavarian branch split into three cadet lines Arco auf Valley Arco Stepperg and Arco Zinneberg The family is still extant primarily in Bavaria but the Castle of Arco which has been in the possession of the branch in Mantua has belonged to the municipality of Arco since 1982 1 2 Notable members EditLivia d Arco c 1565 1611 was an Italian singer at the court of Alfonso II d Este in Ferrara Johann Baptist Graf von Arco c 1650 21 March 1715 Munich was a diplomat and Generalfeldmarschall in the service of the Electorate of Bavaria Count Johann Philipp von Arco 11 May 1652 18 February 1704 was a soldier who served the Habsburg monarchy Archduchess Maria Leopoldine of Austria Este 10 December 1776 23 June 1848 was an Electress of Bavaria and later wife of Count Ludwig Joseph von Arco 1773 1854 Anton Graf von Arco auf Valley 5 February 1897 29 June 1945 was a German far right activist and Bavarian nationalist Count Georg von Arco 30 August 1869 in Grossgorschutz 5 May 1940 in Berlin was a German physicist and a radio pioneer Olympia von und zu Arco Zinneberg born 4 January 1988 is the consort of Jean Christophe Prince Napoleon the disputed head of the House of Bonaparte References Edit Waldstein Wartenberg Berthold 1971 Geschichte der Grafen von Arco im Mittelalter Von d Edelfreiheit z Reichsunmittelbarkeit Innsbruck Munchen Universitatsverlag Wagner Digitale Bibliothek Munchener Digitalisierungszentrum daten digitale sammlungen de Retrieved 2020 09 01 This biographical article of a European noble is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Arco family amp oldid 1117514378, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
