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Ecelo I degli Ezzelini<\/strong> (about 1015 \u2013 after\u00a01091), According to the chronicler Rolandino da Padova, he arrived in Italy following the emperor Corrado II, who named him Castellan of Onara and of Romano; he then received the castle of Bassano from the bishop of Vicenza. From marriage to Gisla, a noblewoman of Lombard law, had Ecelo II and Alberico I.<\/p>\nEcelo II degli Ezzelini<\/strong> (\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026), castellan of\u00a0Onara, of\u00a0Romano, of\u00a0Bassano and in 1160 the bishop of Frisinga awarded him the Godego Castle.<\/p>\n Alberico I degli Ezzelini<\/strong> (\u2026\u2026- before then\u00a01154), Married to Cunegonda of longobard origin from which Ecelino I had.<\/p>\n Ecelino I degli Ezzelini called\u00a0\u201cBalbo\u201d<\/strong> (stutterer) ( \u2026\u2026 – after\u00a01180), Married to Auria, daughter of Count Baone, had: Giovanni, Ecelino II, Cunizza IIa, Gisla. Castellan of Onara, Romano, Bassano, Godego. In\u00a01173 is podest\u00e0\u00a0of\u00a0Treviso and\u00a0Vicenza. In 1175 he was commander of the Lombard part of Guelph, against Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa; Participates in the Second Crusade. After reconciliation with the emperor, go to the Ghibellines.<\/p>\n Ecelino II degli Ezzelini or Ezzelino II called the\u00a0\u201cMonk\u201d<\/strong> (\u2026.\u00a0 -1235), he marries four times: Agnese d’Este; with Speronella Dalesmanni in 1170 who abandoned him; with Cecilia the daughter of Manfredo Count of Abano; Adelaide in 1184, of counts of Mangona and Guidi. From the first and fourth marriages he had: Palma, Agnese, Palma Novella, Ecelino III the “Terrible”, Alberico II, Emilia, Sofia, Cunizza III (who married: count Riccardo Bonifacio, Sordello Visconti, Bonio da Treviso, Rainerio da Breganze , a\u00a0noble whose name is unknown), Adelasia (illegitimate), Ziramonte (illegitimate). In 1198 Pope Innocent III commissioned the Patriarch of Aquileia, Pilgrim II, to resolve a dispute between Ecelino II and the monastery of Sesto al Reghena regarding the ownership of some lands that had led to the excommunication of Ecelino II. 1191 – 1193 Podest\u00e0 of Treviso, 1200 Podest\u00e0 of Verona, 1211 Podest\u00e0 of Vicenza. In 1199 the castle of Onara was destroyed by the Padovans for resting, in 1209-1210 he obtained Bassano from Emperor Ottone IV; in 1221 he retired to the convent of Oliero first\u00a0and Campese later\u00a0leaving power to his sons Ezzelino III and Alberico.<\/p>\n