Narzotto dalle Carceri

Narzotto dalle Carceri was a Lombard nobleman who ruled the southern triarchy of the Frankish island of Negroponte from 1247 until his death in 1264, holding the barony of Karystos. He married Felisa da Verona, daughter of William I of Verona, triarch of the central third.

In 1256, during the War of the Euboeote Succession, Narzotto and Guglielmo of Verona renounced their allegiance to William II of Villehardouin and placed themselves under Venice; William had the two triarchs arrested and seized Chalkis. After the defeat of their ally Guy I de la Roche of Athens at Karydi in 1258 and the peace of 1262, Narzotto was restored to his triarchy.

He died in 1264 leaving a young son, Marino II, under Felisa's regency. After his death Felisa was secretly married to Licario, but her family had the match annulled; Licario fled to Byzantine service and captured Karystos in 1276.