Angelo Acciaiuoli

Angelo Acciaiuoli (c. 1330–1380) was the son of Niccolò Acciaioli, grand seneschal of Naples, and inherited his father's titles in Italy and Greece. From 1358 he was count of Malta and Gozo, and he later became count of Melfi and grand seneschal of the kingdom of Sicily.

He ruled Corinth from 1365 until 1371, when his cousin Nerio I Acciaiuoli drove him out. He died at Messina around 1380.