Bertrando Alidosi

Bertrando Alidosi (died 1391), son of Roberto Alidosi, was an Italian condottiero who ruled Imola as papal vicar from 1372 until his death. Pope Urban V had associated him with his brother Azzo, whom he succeeded, and in 1365 he received several lordships.

Like Azzo he was twice imprisoned at Bologna by papal forces in 1366, and in 1371 a revolt drove him to Avignon, where Pope Gregory XI sheltered him. He died at Imola in 1391, succeeded by his son Luigi, called Ludovico, the last Alidosi lord of the city.