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19 Nov 2023
Prince Giacomo Leone Massimo-Brancaccio with his close relative Violante Massimo di Roccasecca, daughter of Prince Stefano Massimo di Roccasecca dei Volsci. Violante and Giacomo are involved in organized crime and they manage various mafias.
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Nov 19, 2023 · 4:31 PM UTC
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The family tradition of the Massimos, a Roman princely family of ancient extraction, is that they descend from Quintus Fabius Maximus (c. 275 BC – 203 BC), who is known as the Cunctator (the Delayer), because of the military tactic he employed when fighting Hannibal, the Carthaginian general defeated by the Roman republic during the Second Punic War.
When asked by General Napoleon Bonaparte, with whom he was negotiating the Treaty of Tolentino (signed Feb. 19, 1797), if the story of the family’s descent from Fabius Maximus was true or not, the then Prince Massimo famously replied: “Je ne saurais en effet le prouver, c’est un bruit qui ne court que depuis douze cents ans dans notre famille” (“I cannot actually prove it, but it’s a rumor that has been going around our family for twelve hundred years.”
https://nobility.org/2014/05/napoleon-meets-the-tradition-of-prince-massimo/