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Cuscorrado Papregoli | |
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| Dux of La Rossa | |
| Assumed office XX-XX 72 PC | |
| Preceded by | Bartolomeo Marone (resigned) |
| Advisor | |
| In office 7-3 65 PC – XX-XX 72 PC | |
| Preceded by | Feliciano Buonestrotti di Buglio |
| Succeeded by | Himself (Dux) |
| Personal details | |
| Born | XX-XX XX PC Buglio |
| Nationality | Rossan |
Cuscorrado Papregoli is the current Dux of La Rossa. A former Modhes Temple priest in La Rossa, he came to prominence during the crisis of the Barozzo regime, where he served as a key voice in backing the Deysachni-based ousting of Barozzo and his replacement. Making inroads among Modhes converts, as well as immigrants of all creeds, he would be elected as an Advisor in Buglio in 65 PC in a close three-way race. Taking a position as an outsider and a unifier, his rule, though marked with the appointment of many Modhes Temple associates, focused on good governance, public policy effectiveness and maintaining relations with the city's large immigrant communities. He would be elected by the Advisory Council to serve as a replacement for Bartolomeo Marone, following his resignation after the death of Vincenzo Barozzo.

