Castro, Lazio

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Castro, Lazio was a fortified town in central Italy that served as the capital of the Duchy of Castro before its destruction in the 17th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former town
fortified town
historic settlement
associatedDynasty Farnese family NERFINISHED
capitalOf Duchy of Castro NERFINISHED
controlledBy House of Farnese NERFINISHED
country Italy
culturalSphere Italian Renaissance culture
currentCondition ruins
demolishedBy Papal States NERFINISHED
Pope Innocent X NERFINISHED
destructionCentury 17th century
fortificationType walled town
function administrative center
military stronghold
governanceForm ducal seat
governedBy Dukes of Castro NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Italian
heritageStatus archaeological site
historicalImportance center of Farnese power in central Italy
historicalRegion Papal States NERFINISHED
linkedEvent sack and razing ordered by Pope Innocent X
locatedIn Lazio
central Italy
locatedInPresentDay Province of Viterbo NERFINISHED
locatedNear Maremma region NERFINISHED
border between Lazio and Tuscany
namedAfter Castro NERFINISHED
originalJurisdiction Papal fief
partOfConflict Wars of Castro NERFINISHED
politicalStatus ducal capital
fief of the Papacy
predecessorEntity medieval settlement of Castro
regionNow Lazio NERFINISHED
religionHistorically Roman Catholicism
religiousJurisdiction Roman Catholic Diocese of Castro del Lazio NERFINISHED
status destroyed
successorEntity territory reincorporated into Papal States
timePeriod Early modern period
Renaissance
urbanForm planned Renaissance town
wasSeatOf Duchy of Castro NERFINISHED

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Duke of Castro linkedCity Castro, Lazio