Muluccio II Mulucci

Muluccio II Mulucci headed one of the two branches of the Guelph family that ruled Macerata under papal favour between 1320 and 1340. A paternal grandson of Muluccio I, he attended a settlement between neighbouring communes at Macerata in 1306.

He served as podestà of several communes, reaching the crowning post of his career at Siena in 1323. In 1328 he and his son Nucciarello took up arms at Montefano against Ghibellines from Osimo.

After the guilds overthrew the family, a papal inquiry in 1341 named him and his nephew Fredo as the rulers of the signoria, supported by Nucciarello. In 1345 his sons Vanni and Leone sold their houses in the city.