Carlo Manfredi di Cherasco (branch of Luserna)

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 4th January 2007. Registration No. 0090.

Arms: Bendy of six Gules and Argent (Ancient Luserne)

Crest: An Angel Gules holding in the right hand a palm leaf  Vert.

Motto:  In Te Domino Confido

Grants: These arms were granted by the Duke of Savoy on 15 April 1614 to Giangiacomo Manfredi and on 27 August 1687 to Carlo Manfredi and his brother. They were recognized as “ancient arms of the most ancient House of Luserna”.

Rendition of Arms by John A. Duncan of Sketraw.

This line is a cadet line originating from the Manfredi di Luserna, who originally assumed these arms in the XII century. This particular branch belongs to the Manfredi d’Angrogna Luserna line and subsequently became better known as “Manfredi” or “Manfredi di Cherasco”.

XII century grants were only comprised of the coat of arms – as with the Counts Manfredi di Luserna – with no mention of titles.

Today, there are almost 20 branches of this line living in the Cuneo area of Piedmont.

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