Fredo Mulucci

Fredo Mulucci was the leading man of the Guelph Mulucci house that dominated Macerata from about 1325. The city was the seat of the papal rector of the March, and the popes backed the Mulucci to keep it obedient. Fredo ruled with his uncle Muluccio II.

In 1328 he joined the papal army's siege of Senigallia. A popular rising drove the family out in February 1335; they returned the next year with papal support. In August 1340 the guilds overthrew the signoria, and Fredo had to cede his rights over Casale to the commune.

In March 1353, allied with the Malatesta, he appeared among the witnesses of the Peace of Sarzana, which let Macerata's exiles return.