Lomellinian Monarchy

Prince of Lomellina
Incumbent: D. Guilherme I
Style	Sua Alteza Real
Heir presumptive	Alexandro da Lomellina e Berenguer
First monarch	Ansaldo I da Lomellina
Formation	c. 1200 (foundation) 6 August 2014 (secession)
Residence	Castello di Valle (de jure) Lomellina Consolato (de facto)

The Lomellian Monarchy also referred as the Crown of Lomellina or The Crown was the political institution of a Monarch in the Principality of Lomellina and it's Royal Family. It was founded around the beginning of the 13rd Century with the birth of Ansaldo I da Lomellini, creating the House of Lomellini a powerful and mighty Italian family.

The ruler D. Guilherme da Lomellina e Berenguer was crowned 6 August 2014 by the re-foundation of the principality along with his consort D. Tânya Correa D'Ornellas. Later after the events of the Lomellinian Revolt the crown was passed to Richard Abreo-Louis by illegal political actions.

The monarchs of Lomellina all came from a single ancestor, Vassalo da Lumello, but direct lines have sometimes ended. This has led to a variety of royal houses coming to rule Lomellina, though all having Lomellinian royal lineage. These houses were:

• House of Lomellini (1200 - 1350)
• House of Bartolomeo-Lomellini (1350 - 1501)
• House of Luso-Lomelino (1501 - 1580)
• House of Berenguer (2014).
• House of Abreo-Louis (2014)

History

Foundation and the Lomellini family

Lomellina was founded around the beginning of the 13rd Century at the birth of Ansaldo Lomellini, first born son of Vassalo da Lumello wich created the Lomellini Family. He began making good aliances with some of the most renowed family houses of Genoa and became merchants, shipowners and bankers. By the time of Ansaldo's death, Lomellina had control of all the Genoa Ships and Trading centers of Liguria making Lomellini, one of the most powerful families in all Italy.

As the family wealth grown, Lomellina founded various villas around Pavia, and founded the Lomellina Bank at Castelo di Valle. Centuries past, and the Lomellini family disappeared after the emigration of Jorge Lomellini and his uncle Urbano Lomellini to Madeira, a Portuguese island. By the end of the 18th Century, all the Lomellini property were confiscated to the Kingdom of Italy ending their power.

Re-foundation as a principality

Later in 2011, a young man began a genealogical search for his ancestors that lasted 3 years until his discovery that he had Lomellini blood and started another search for his rights. And by the end of February, 2014, he inherited the Castello di Valle and started the Principality of Lomellina that was officially founded on August 6, 2014, following by the claiming of three islands in Antarctica and a martian colony. Self-proclaimed SAR D. Guilherme da Lomellina e Berenguer, rules along with his consort D. Tanya Correa D'Ornellas.

Line of Succession

SAR D. Guilherme I

• 1. Infante Alexandro da Lomellina e Berenguer - Heir presumptive
  • 2. Princess D. Tânya Correa D'Ornellas*
• 3. Infante Gabriel da Lomellina e Berenguer
• 4. Infante Luciana da Lomellina e Berenguer
  • 5. High Chancellor Richard Abreo-Louis
    • 6. Any High Nobility aristocrat who receives more votes in an election.

(*) - When the princess inherits the lomellinian throne, she can rule as a solo monarch.

List of Monarchs

House of Lomellini (1200 - 1350)

#	Name	Lifespan	Reign start	Reign end	Notes	House	Image
1	Ansaldo I da Lomellini The First	1240 - ?	1265	?	Throne established Elder son of Vassalo da Lumello	Lomellini
2	Simone I da Lomellini The Merchant	1240 - ?	?	1295	Son of Ansaldo I	Lomellini
3	Pietrino I and II da Lomellini The Old	1280 - 1330 (aged 40)	1295	1330	Son of Simone I	Lomellini

House of Bartolomeo-Lomellini (1350 - 1501)

#	Name	Lifespan	Reign start	Reign end	Notes	House	Image
4	Bartolomeo Lomellini I The Shipowner	1300 - 1348 (aged 48)	1330	1348	Cousin of Pietrino I and II	Bartolomeo-Lomellini
5	Valerano Bartolomeo Lomellini II The Banker	1330 - 1396 (aged 46)	1348	1396	Son of Bartolomeo Lomellini I	Bartolomeo-Lomellini
6	Cosmo III Bartolomeo Lomellini The Visionairy	1360 - 1422 (aged 62)	1396	1422	Son of Valerano Bartolomeo Lomellini II	Bartolomeo-Lomellini
7	Bartolomeo IV Lomellini The Captain	1392 - 1432 (aged 42)	1422	1432	Son of Cosmo III Bartolomeo Lomellini	Bartolomeo-Lomellini
8	Maria D'Agostino Negroni The Lady	? - ?	1432	?	Consort of Bartolomeo IV Lomellini	Bartolomeo-Lomellini
9	Cosimo di Bartolomeo V Lomellini The Young Prince	1420 - 1488 (aged 68)	?	1488	Son of Bartolomeo IV Lomellini	Bartolomeo-Lomellini
10	Giovan Batista I Lomellini The Genovese	1450 - 1501 (aged 51)	1488	1501	Son of Cosimo di Bartolomeo V Lomellini	Bartolomeo-Lomellini

House of Luso-Lomelino (1501 - 1580)

#	Name	Lifespan	Reign start	Reign end	Notes	House	Image
11	Jorge I Lomelino The Portuguese	1480 - 1548 (aged 68)	1501	1548	Son of Giovan Batista I Lomellini	Luso-Lomelino
12	Ana I Lomelino The Mad	1530 - 1580 (aged 50)	1548	1580	Daughter of Jorge I Lomelino	Luso-Lomelino

House of Berenguer (8 August 2014 - 1 December 2014)

#	Name	Lifespan	Reign start	Reign end	Notes	House	Image
13	D. Guilherme da Lomellina e Berenguer The One	1995–present (aged 19)	6 August 2014	1 December 2014	Descendent of Vassalo da Lumello	Berenguer

House of Abreo-Louis (1 December 2014 - 4 December 2014)

#	Name	Lifespan	Reign start	Reign end	Notes	House	Image
14	Richard Abreo-Louis The Constitutional	1994–present (aged 20)	1 December 2014	4 December 2014	Prince after the events of the Lomellinian Revolt	Abreo-Louis

See also

• Princesses of Lomellina
• Principality of Lomellina
• Lomellinian Royal Family