Taddeo d'Este [SEP] place of death
his personal friendship with Sforza, d'Este was soon released.
Taddeo d'Este died suddenly while attempting to take Mozzanica on 21 June 1448. His state funeral was held in Brescia.
His body was returned to Este, where it was buried in the family tomb in the church of S. Francesco.
His male line died out in 1463.
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July 1421. Taddeo d'Este again took command. He damaged the castle of Sanvincenti to the east of Rovigno. He took the Pietrapelosa castle in Istria in August 1421 and during the next few months defeated the army of Aquileia; Istria became divided between the Republic of Venice and the Habsburg County of Pazin.
Although Taddeo d'Este was recognized as the most senior of the commanders after Arcelli's death, he was not officially the leader. By the autumn of 1421 the Venetian republic had imposed economy measures on the army, reducing