Guido IV da Correggio

Guido IV da Correggio (died 1345) was a condottiero and signore of Correggio, the son of Giberto III. His career was made in the service of the Scaligeri of Verona: he fought for Cangrande della Scala in the 1328 conquest of Padua, was elected podestà of Verona in 1331, and under Mastino II took Parma in 1335.

In 1341 he and his brother Azzo plotted to take Parma from the Scaligeri and hand it to the Visconti, but the scheme collapsed in a quarrel and Guido occupied Brescello.

He had earlier defended Brescia for the Scaligeri until driven out, and died in 1345. The next year Luchino Visconti took Guastalla from his son Giberto.