Tribuno Memmo, 25th doge of Venice

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• PIETRO Candiano [IV] (-murdered Summer 976, bur Sant' Ilario). ... m firstly (divorced) ---. m secondly WALDRADA of Tuscany, daughter of UBERTO Marchese of Tuscany & his wife Willa di Spoleto (-after 976). ... Pietro & his first wife had ?one? child:
  • (1) VITALE (-1017). ...
  • (2) MARINA (-after May 1012). "Vitalis sancte Grandensis patriarcalis filius bone memorie domini Petri ducis Candianus" donated property in Chioggia minore and in Fogolana "ex successione…patris sui defuncti" to "Marinæ olim ducarisse relicte…domini Tribuno Memo duci et Mauritio filio suo" by charter dated May 1012[63]. m TRIBUNO Menio, son of --- (-[991/May 1012]). The Chronicon Venetum records the election of "Tribunus cognomento Menius" as Doge in succession to Vitale Candiano in 979[64]. He renewed the treaty of trade and protection with the Emperor Otto II in Jun 982. However, Otto II was persuaded to blockade Venice, ignoring the treaty, in 983 by Stefano Coloprini who promised to subject the city to imperial suzerainty in return for Otto's support to install him as Doge. The threat was averted by the death of Coloprini followed in Dec 983 by that of Emperor Otto. A weak and incapable leader, he abdicated in 991 and became a monk. Tribuno & his wife had one child:
    • a. MAURIZIO (-after 1015). "Vitalis sancte Grandensis patriarcalis filius bone memorie domini Petri ducis Candianus" donated property in Chioggia minore and in Fogolana "ex successione…patris sui defuncti" to "Marinæ olim ducarisse relicte…domini Tribuno Memo duci et Mauritio filio suo" by charter dated May 1012[65]. "Mauricius filius Tribuni Memo ducis" donated his property in Fogolana to the monastery of SS. Trinità e di S. Michele di Brondolo by charter dated 1015[66]. "Petro Ursoyolo" confirmed to "Mauricio Menio" and the abbot of SS Trinità di Brondolo the abbey´s possession of property at Conche, by charter dated 1071, which specifies that Mauricio Menio was grandson of Tribuno Menio Doge of Venice and son of "Mauricio filio eius"[67]. A charter dated Jul 1079 records a judgment against the abbey of Cluny and in favour of the monastery of SS. Trinità e S. Michele di Brondolo relating to property at Fogolana, and records donations by "Vitalis patriarcha sancte Gradensis ecclesie filius boni [memorie] Petri ducis Candianum" to "Marinam olim ducissam relictam boni [memorie] Tribuni Memi ducis et Mauritio Memo filio suo", by "Otho dux" to "Mauritium filium boni [memorie] Tribuni Memi ducis" and by "Mauritius filius quondam Mauritii Memi de Rivoalto" to the monastery[68].