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Mario Auditore (1434-1500) – dowódca najemników, władca Monteriggioni od roku 1454 oraz przywódca włoskiego bractwa asasynów aż do swojej śmierci z ręki Cesare Borgii 2 stycznia 1500. During his life, Mario worked with his brother, Giovanni, also an Assassin, to gather the lost pages of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex, as well as fortifying and defending Monterrigioni to prevent invasions. Under his rule, Monteriggioni became a flourishing community again. He was also responsible for the training of his nephew, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, into a fully-trained Assassin. After the training, he continued to provide guidance and advice, up to his death during the fall of Monteriggioni in 1500. Mario Auditore war der ältere Bruder von Giovanni Auditore. Er wuchs zusammen mit seinem Bruder auf und wurde auch zusammen mit ihm zum Assassinen ausgebildet. Mario Auditore (1434 – 1500) was the leader of the Italian Brotherhood of Assassins from at least 1476 to his death, a condottiero, and the ruler of Monteriggioni from 1454 until his death. During his life, Mario worked with his brother, Giovanni, also an Assassin, to gather the lost pages of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex, as well as fortifying and defending Monterrigioni to prevent invasions. Under his rule, Monteriggioni became a flourishing community again.

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Mario Auditore (1434 – 1500) was the leader of the Italian Brotherhood of Assassins from at least 1476 to his death, a condottiero, and the ruler of Monteriggioni from 1454 until his death. During his life, Mario worked with his brother, Giovanni, also an Assassin, to gather the lost pages of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex, as well as fortifying and defending Monterrigioni to prevent invasions. Under his rule, Monteriggioni became a flourishing community again. He was also responsible for the training of his nephew, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, into a fully-trained Assassin. After the training, he continued to provide guidance and advice, up to his death during the siege of Monteriggioni in 1500, at the hands of Cesare Borgia. Mario Auditore war der ältere Bruder von Giovanni Auditore. Er wuchs zusammen mit seinem Bruder auf und wurde auch zusammen mit ihm zum Assassinen ausgebildet. During his life, Mario worked with his brother, Giovanni, also an Assassin, to gather the lost pages of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex, as well as fortifying and defending Monterrigioni to prevent invasions. Under his rule, Monteriggioni became a flourishing community again. He was also responsible for the training of his nephew, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, into a fully-trained Assassin. After the training, he continued to provide guidance and advice, up to his death during the fall of Monteriggioni in 1500. Mario was most likely born in Monteriggioni, Tuscany, and was the elder brother of Giovanni Auditore da Firenze, who was born when Mario was two years old. Mario came from a bloodline of notable Assassins, and therefore also became one, beginning his training at a young age. When he was six years old, Mario played an important role in the Battle of Anghiari, where he alerted the condottiero Micheletto Attendolo to dust clouds over the road, which signalled a surprise advance on the Florentines by Milanese troops. Because of this, the attack was stopped, and the Florentines won the battle. However, in contrast to helping the Florentines during that instance, Mario spent most of his life defending Monteriggioni from their persistent attacks on the town. Mario Auditore (1434-1500) – dowódca najemników, władca Monteriggioni od roku 1454 oraz przywódca włoskiego bractwa asasynów aż do swojej śmierci z ręki Cesare Borgii 2 stycznia 1500.

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