Lombard nobles

Lombard nobles were members of the aristocratic class in Lombardy, a region in northern Italy, during medieval times and the Renaissance. They held land, power, and influence, often participating in governance and military affairs. These nobles typically belonged to prominent families, maintained estates, and played significant roles in the social and political life of the region. Their status was usually inherited, and they contributed to the development of cities, commerce, and culture in Lombardy, helping shape its historical and societal structures.