Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
The first news of Tagliolo dates back to the end of the millennium, when in March 976 Otto I granted Monferrato as a fief to the Marquis Aleramo I. Over the centuries, Tagliolo experienced various feudal lords, including the Spinola and the Doria, passing from the Republic of Genoa to the Duchy of Milan, the Empire and Spain. In 1498 Tagliolo definitively came into the possession of the Gentile family who received the title of Counts of Tagliolo. In 1750, following the marriage of Teresa Gentile to Costantino Pinelli, the fief of Tagliolo passed to the Pinelli Gentile family, with the title of Marquises of Tagliolo.
The first news of Tagliolo dates back to the end of the millennium, when in March 976 Otto I granted Monferrato as a fief to the Marquis Aleramo I. Over the centuries, Tagliolo experienced various feudal lords, including the Spinola and the Doria, passing from the Republic of Genoa to the Duchy of Milan, the Empire and Spain. In 1498 Tagliolo definitively came into the possession of the Gentile family who received the title of Counts of Tagliolo. In 1750, following the marriage of Teresa Gentile to Costantino Pinelli, the fief of Tagliolo passed to the Pinelli Gentile family, with the title of Marquises of Tagliolo.
