Neapolitan Nobility

Neapolitan nobility refers to the aristocratic families and social elite in Naples, Italy, especially during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. These families held significant power, wealth, and influence in the region, often involving themselves in politics, military affairs, and culture. They typically owned vast estates and titles, passed down through generations. The Neapolitan nobility played a crucial role in shaping the social and political landscape of the Kingdom of Naples, contributing to its rich history and cultural heritage, which includes art, architecture, and governance. Their legacy continues to impact Naples today.