Tedaldo Visconti
Tedaldo Visconti, who later became Pope Gregory X, was a significant figure in the history of the papacy. Originally from a noble family in Italy, he was known for his wisdom and diplomatic skills. His election as pope in 1271 came after a prolonged and contentious conclave that lasted nearly three years, highlighting the political divisions within the College of Cardinals. Visconti's papacy is remembered for his efforts to reunite the Christian Church and for his involvement in the Crusades. He played a crucial role in the ecclesiastical and political landscape of the 13th century.
Born on Jan 01, 1210 (815 years old)
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Tedaldo Visconti became the new pope after a lengthy election process.
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Tedaldo Visconti was elected Pope Gregorio X after the longest conclave in history lasting 1,006 days.
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Tedaldo Visconti became the new pope after a lengthy election process.
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