Biaquino VI da Camino

Biaquino VI da Camino (1269 or 1270 – before 1317) was the second son of Guecellone VI and Beatrice Bonaparte of the da Camino house. Left fatherless in 1272, he grew up beside his elder brother Tolberto III, with whom he received the seignory of Oderzo in 1285.

In 1291 the brothers conspired against their cousin Gherardo III and, on failing, fled to Venice. In 1312 Biaquino led troops for Padua against Cangrande della Scala; he and Tolberto probably helped organise the December revolt that ended da Camino rule in Treviso. His only surviving son Guecellone VIII is named in Tolberto's 1317 will.