"Between the second half of the 12th century and the middle of the 13th century the feudal system was in place at all levels of society and new links were created between the elite of the aristocracy and the Maritime republics, between representatives of the island's nobility, and between them and the poor. At the same time castles multiplied. They were then owned by fifteen noble families of local or peninsular origin, sometimes fragmented into independent lordships or even [sic] rivals: , Amondaschi, Cortinchi, Pinaschi de Coasini, Lotreto de Nebbio, Loreto de Casinca, Orezza, Avogari, Camilla, Turca, Pevere, de Mari (from the mid-13th century only), and the Marquis de Massa and Corsica".
"between the second half of the 12th century and the middle of the 13th century the feudal system was in place at all levels of society and new links were created between the elite of the aristocracy and the maritime republics between representatives of the island's nobility and between them and the poor at the same time castles multiplied they were then owned by fifteen noble families of local or peninsular origin sometimes fragmented into independent lordships or even [sic] rivals  amondaschi cortinchi pinaschi de coasini lotreto de nebbio loreto de casinca orezza avogari camilla turca pevere de mari (from the mid-13th century only) and the marquis de massa and corsica"