Corrado della Torre

Corrado della Torre, known as Mosca (c. 1251–1307), was a son of Napoleone della Torre, Guelph lord of Milan. He fought at Desio in 1277, was captured with his father and held in the Baradello tower.

He later governed Istria and served as podestà of Trieste in 1293 and Bergamo in 1304. He also obtained permission to draw water from the Brembo, beginning an irrigation system for the fields around Treviglio.

In 1307 a plot by Matteo Visconti against him and his cousin Guido failed. Corrado died in Milan on 24 October 1307 and was buried at San Francesco Grande.