arcivescovo Ottone Visconti, signore di Milano

-https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottone_Visconti

Two brothers: 

-http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/MILAN.htm#_Toc359999140

1. OTTONE Visconti (-Chiaravalle Abbey Aug 1295). Archbishop of Milan 1262. Giovanni di Musso´s Chronicon Placentinum records that "Dominum Archiepiscopum Ottonem Vicecomitem" expelled "Dominus Nappe de la Torre" from Milan in 1277 and ruled as "Dominus Mediolani" for 18 years[50]. Towards the end of this period, Ottone ceded powers in Milan to his great-nephew Matteo, although he continued as archbishop. The relative positions of power in the city during this later period are unclear from the documentation. The Annales Mediolanenses record 1284 as "sub dominio Ottonis Vicecomitis Archiepiscopi", 1285 and 1286 as "sub dominio Ottonis Archiepiscopi et Matthæi Vicarii", from 1287 until 1292 as "vivente Ottone Archiepiscopo, dominante Matthæo Vicecomite", and 1293 as "vacante sede…Archiepiscopali, dominante Matthæo Vicecomite"[51]. A charter dated 21 Dec 1289 records "Matheus Vicecomes, populi Mediolani capitaneus, universis et singulis civitatis et districtus Mediolani" and does not mention the archbishop[52]. "Otto…sancte Mediolanensis ecclesie archiepiscopus" issued a charter dated 21 Feb 1292 without referring either to his own temporal position or to his great-nephew Matteo[53]. The mention in the Annales Mediolanenses in 1293 of "vacante sede…Archiepiscopali, dominante Matthæo Vicecomite" suggests that Ottone retired from active life, presumably due to ill-health[54]. However, a new archbishop of Milan is not recorded in the Annales until 1295, which suggests that Ottone continued to exercise influence behind the scenes, and that his successor was not elected until after he died. This would place Ottone´s death in 1295, although the Annales make no reference to the event.

2. OBIZZO Visconti ...

• https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visconti
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visconti_of_Milan