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Manfred Killed in Battle - Battle of the Benevent (26 February 1266)
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Manfred Killed in Battle - Battle of the Benevent (26 February 1266)
GIA4728420 Manfred Killed in Battle - Battle of the Benevent (26 February 1266): the death of Manfred I (of Hohenstaufen, 1232-1266) king of Sicily, defeated by his rival Charles I (Charle of Anjou, 1227-1285) king of Naples (then king of Sicily) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Manfred Killed in Battle - Battle of the Benevent (26 February 1266): the death of Manfred I (of Hohenstaufen, 1232-1266) king of Sicily, defeated by his rival Charles I (Charle of Anjou, 1227-1285) king of Naples (then king of Sicily)); eGiancarlo Costa; out of copyright
Media ID 22280606
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Campania Region Defeat Naples Opposition Rivalry Sicilian Sicily
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Manfred Killed in Battle - Battle of the Benevent (26 February 1266) - the death of Manfred I, king of Sicily, defeated by his rival Charles I
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. This print captures a pivotal moment in history - the Battle of Benevent on 26th February 1266. The image depicts the tragic demise of Manfred I, King of Sicily, as he valiantly fought against his adversary Charles I, also known as Charles of Anjou and later King of Naples. The artist's skillful engraving transports us to the heart of this medieval battlefield. We witness knights clad in armor engaged in fierce combat amidst a backdrop reminiscent of Campania region. This clash between two powerful monarchs symbolizes not only their personal rivalry but also larger political struggles for dominance during that era. Manfred's defeat signifies a significant turning point in Italian history. His fall marked the end of Hohenstaufen dynasty's rule over Sicily and paved the way for Charles I to ascend to power. The image evokes mixed emotions; it portrays both victory and loss, highlighting the brutal realities faced by those who sought power during these tumultuous times. Giancarlo Costa's masterful portrayal immortalizes this historical event with great attention to detail and accuracy. Through this artwork, we are reminded once again that even centuries later, battles fought on distant fields continue to shape our understanding and appreciation for human resilience and determination.
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