House of Caracciolo

House of Caracciolo
House of Caracciolo
Country	Italy; Former countries Kingdom of Naples; Spanish Empire; Two Sicilies; Kingdom of Italy; ;
Founded	10th century
Founder	Teodoro Caracciolo
Titles	List Prince of Avellino; Prince of Cellamare; Prince of Forino; Prince of Marano; Prince of Melissano; Prince of Ripa; Prince of Santobuono; Prince of Scanno; Prince of Spinoso; Prince of Torchiarolo; Prince of Torella; Prince of Torre dell'Isola; Prince of Villamaina; Duke of Airola; Duke of Atripalda; Duke of Barrea; Duke of Belcastro; Duke of Resigano; Duke of Bernalda; Duke of Casamassima; Duke of Castel di Sangro; Duke of Castelluccio; Duke of Gesso; Duke of Girifalco; Duke of Laurino; Duke of Melito; Duke of Montesardo; Duke of Frattaminore; Duke of San Vito Chietino; Duke of Minturno; Duke of Vietri sul Mare; Marquess of Alfedena; Marquess of Amorosi; Marquess of Barisciano; Marquess of Cervinara; Marquess of Gioiosa Ionica; Marquess of Guardia Perticara; Marquess of Laterza; Marquess of Mesoraca; Marquess of San Marco dei Cavoti; Marquess of San Severino; Marquess of Santeramo in Colle; Marquess of Taviano; Count of Castelrosso; Count of Melissano; Count of Nicastro; Count of Noicattaro; Count of Serino; Count of Trivento; Baron of Scontrone; Baron of Villetta Barrea; Lord of Accettura; Lord of Gorgoglione; Lord of Maida; ;
Cadet branches	Caracciolo Rossi; Caracciolo Pisquizi; Caracciolo del Sole; House of Carafa;

The House of Caracciolo (Italian pronunciation: [kaˈrattʃolo]) is a prominent aristocratic family from the city of Naples. The Caracciolos are considered one of the most important families in the history of the Kingdom of Naples, and also held relevant posts in the Spanish Empire.

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