Corrado Lancia di Castromainardo

Corrado Lancia, known as Corrado di Castromainardo, was a Sicilian nobleman, founder of the Lancia branch of Sicily. His father Galeotto was executed by the Angevins after Tagliacozzo in 1268, and the family took refuge in Aragon, returning under Aragonese rule. In 1302 the crown granted him baronies including Longi and Ficarra together with Brolo castle; he later served as justiciar of Palermo.

In 1312 he led 2200 men to Djerba and defeated its rebel Moors, and in 1314 he negotiated the truce of Trapani with Robert of Anjou. He died around 1328.