The takeover in 1254 of Pistoia, a…

1254 CE

The takeover in 1254 of Pistoia, a Ghibelline city in Tuscany, by Guelph Florence, supposedly results in the division of the Guelphs into "Black" and "White" factions.

Pistoia is to remain a Florentine holding except for a brief period in the fourteenth century, when Castruccio Castracani will capture it for Lucca; the city will be officially annexed to Florence in 1530.

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