Alberico Iañ : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

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''Alberich'', pe '''Alberico Iañ''', marvet war-dro 925, a oa ur priñs [[lombard]] en Xvet kantved.
 
Skoedour e oa gant [[GuyGuido III Spoleto]] en [[emgann Trebbia]], en 889
 
Markiz Camerino e oa, pe kont Fermo. [[Dug Spoleto]] e teuas da vezañ, adalek ur bloaz etre 896 ha 900, betek war-dro 920, goude drouklazhet an dug Guy IV. E 899 pe 900 e stourmas ouzh Hungariz, gant ar roue [[Berengar Iañ]], ha gantañ e voe anavezet evel dug ervat. Emglev a reas Alberico gant e amezeg [[Adalberto II]], markiz Toskana, a-enep ar pab [[Sergius III]]. Neuze e voe stanket ganto an hent da Roma, e 906 pe 907, evit herzel ouzh kurunidigezh Berengar evel impalaer.
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He led his troops from Spoleto and Camerino with those of Theophylact of Tusculum to join with Pope John X—and his contingent from Latium and Adalbert of Tuscany—and Nicholas Picingli, the strategos of Bari, leading the Byzantine forces and Lombard and Greek princes of the South: Guaimar II of Salerno, Landulf I ofIañ Benevento, Atenulf II of Capua, John I and the later Docibilis II of Gaeta, andha [[Gregor IV]] and the later John II of Naples. Even Berengar sent a contingent from La Marche. The battle went famously and many a petty prince received titles of great honour. Alberico was appointed the "consul of the Romans" in 917.[1]
 
He became, however, a tyrant in the Eternal City and people and pope expelled him. He was subsequently murdered in Orte between 924 or 926, probably because of his reliance on marauding Hungarians who supported his power. The dates of his downfall and death are as uncertain as those of his rise. He last appears in a datable document of 917, the Liber largitorius eus [[Abati Farfa]].