Jacopino da Carrara

Jacopino da Carrara was a Paduan nobleman, the younger son of Niccolò da Carrara and Elena della Torre. In 1327 he was imprisoned for backing Cangrande della Scala of Verona against the Paduan lord Marsilio I. After his release he helped his brother Jacopo II govern.

When Jacopo II was assassinated in December 1350, Jacopino and his nephew Francesco were acclaimed joint lords of Padua. Rivalry over the succession led Francesco to imprison him in 1355, and he died in the fortress of Monselice in 1372.