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In 1015, a document found in the
Florentine Diplomatic Archive reveals that Margrave Ranieri, son of Count Guido, made a donation to the Amiatine Abbey, which confirmed his marriage to Countess Waldrada, daughter of Guglielmo, and the birth of their son Ranieri. During the same year, Ranieri returned
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Between 1019 and 1026, there is no historical mention of
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Ranieri I is recorded as deceased in 1030, as stated in a document dated October 19 of that year. This document also mentions his urban possessions in Arezzo. Additionally, a deed from December 1031 refers to certain properties near Arezzo that belonged to Ranieri, the son of Count Guido,
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Proprio questa pergamena è all'origine della confusione sulla paternità di
Ranieri, dato che nei secoli i vari genealogisti ritenevano che Ranieri onorasse la memoria dell'Ugo salico. In realtĂ quell'Ugo sarebbe da intendersi come Ugo marchese ripuario dei Bourbon del Monte di Santa Maria, quello
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Arduino and Countess Willa di Ugo or Gisla is in conflict with historical records. This is because Ranieri was already governing Tuscany when the marriage between Willa and Arduino took place.
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for his imperial coronation. These hostile actions against the new sovereign may have led to
Ranieri's downfall and the loss of his control over Tuscany. After 1026, there are no public records mentioning Margrave Ranieri del Monte Santa Maria.
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several properties to the monks of the
Marturi Abbey, which had been seized by his predecessor. However, it is believed that he retained some of the properties for himself, according to the
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to write a critical letter to Willa. Willa had married a nephew of
Margrave Ranieri, and Damian described their marriage as doomed despite its apparent wealth and prestige.
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Ranieri's father, Count Guido, was the son of Margrave Ugo, who founded the Abbey of Santa Maria in
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