Bernabò Doria

Bernabò Doria (c. 1255–1325), also called Bernabino, was a Genoese statesman, lord of Sassello and Logudoro, son of Branca Doria and Caterina Zanche. In 1275 he married Eleonora Fieschi, tying the Ghibelline Doria to the Guelph Fieschi. He managed his family's Sardinian estates, concluding truces with Arborea and Sassari. After Opizzino Spinola's 1306 rising he briefly shared rule in Genoa, and in 1311 welcomed Henry VII to Italy.

Exiled when the Guelphs seized Genoa in 1317, he joined the Aragonese siege of Villa di Chiesa in 1323 and mediated Pisa's surrender at Cagliari in 1324.