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The Middle Ages

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a first translation from the french page Somej (talk) 17:31, 30 June 2017 (UTC)Reply

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En 1191, l’Empereur romain germanique Henri VI a concédé la souveraineté de quelques ares du quartier de la Condamine et le rocher qui appartenaient à la seigneurie de La Turbie à Gênes : le futur Monaco. Le 10 juin 1215, un détachement de Gibelins mené par Foulques de Castello a commencé la construction d’une forteresse sur le rocher de Monaco. Cette date marque le début de l’histoire moderne de la principauté de Monaco.

In 1191, the Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI created the future Monaco, granting Genoa sovereignty over La Condamine and several parts of La Turbie.

Daniel Marquesani fut un familier du roi Robert ; il connut une ascension rapide puisque de simple notaire immigré à Nice à la fin du XIII^e siècle^[1], il devint coseigneur de La Turbie (1329-1331) puis seigneur de Coaraze et Castellan à vie de Villefranche^[2]. Raymond Marquesani succéda à son père comme castellan de Villefranche et son frère, Louis, hérita de la seigneurie de Coaraze. Le 14 septembre 1346, il acheta tout ce que le damoiseau Boniface Chabaudi, seigneur de Roquebrune possédait dans les territoires de Roquebrune, Palayson et Villepey^[3]. Au XII^e siècle, le territoire de La Turbie dépend du consulat de Peille et fut détenue au XIII^e siècle pour moitié par Rostang et Féraud d'Eze, et pour l'autre moitié, par les Laugier qui cédèrent leur part en 1329 aux Marquesan. La seigneurie fut inféodée en 1630 à Horace Bonfiglio, général des finances, en 1640 à Jeacquemin Marenco, évêque de Nice, puis 1652 à la famille Blancardi^[4].

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La commune de La Turbie qui était constituée autrefois également des actuelles communes de Beausoleil et de Cap-d'Ail a été démembrée au début du XX^e siècle. Seul l'ancien chef-lieu regroupé autour du Trophée des Alpes forme l'actuelle commune.

At the beginning of the 20th century, La Turbie was split into the current communes of Beausoleil and Cap-d'Ail. The modern commune of La Turbie is the original centre surrounding the Trophée des Alpes.

Une ligne de chemin de fer à crémaillère (système Riggenbach) reliait Beausoleil à La Turbie de 1893 à 1932

The funicular railway which ran from Beausoleil to La Turbie from 1893 to 1932

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References

^ Venturini, Evolution, p.132
^ Idem
^ B1149, couverture intérieure
^ Atlas historique. Provence, Comtat Venaissin, Principauté d'Orange, Comté de Nice, et Principauté de Monaco, par E. Baratier, G. Duby, E. Hildesheimer (Atlas Belfram, Paris, Armand Colin, 1969)
^ Atlas historique. Provence, Comtat Venaissin, Principauté d'Orange, Comté de Nice, et Principauté de Monaco, by E. Baratier, G. Duby, E. Hildesheimer (Atlas Belfram, Paris, Armand Colin, 1969)

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[1] Venturini, Evolution, p.132

[2] Idem

[3] B1149, couverture intérieure

[4] Atlas historique. Provence, Comtat Venaissin, Principauté d'Orange, Comté de Nice, et Principauté de Monaco, par E. Baratier, G. Duby, E. Hildesheimer (Atlas Belfram, Paris, Armand Colin, 1969)

[5] Atlas historique. Provence, Comtat Venaissin, Principauté d'Orange, Comté de Nice, et Principauté de Monaco, by E. Baratier, G. Duby, E. Hildesheimer (Atlas Belfram, Paris, Armand Colin, 1969)

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