For plotting against the Austrian Empire, Count Gamba was exiled to the countryside of the Romagna region. In 1823, the Austrian authorities allowed Count Gamba to leave his exile in the Romagna with the condition that the Countess Guiccioli had to end her relationship with Byron and return to her husband.
Count Gamba was forced into retirement in the countryside of the Romagna region due to his involvement in plotting against the Austrian Empire. In 1823, the authorities allowed him to leave his exile on one condition: that he would end his romantic relationship with Countess Guiccioli and return to her husband.