1830–31 papal conclave
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The <entity_0>, was held commencing <entity_5> after the death of Pope Pius VIII. It did not conclude until the <entity_7> election of Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari as <entity_3>. Benedetto Cappelletti, informed the cardinals that there was a conspiracy in <entity_10> involving the Bonaparte nephews of Cardinal <entity_8>. When the <entity_9> convened on <entity_5>, some 45 of the 54 living cardinals participated; eight of whom were not Italian. Initially the chief candidates included <entity_1> and <entity_4>, who had been papabili in the 1829 <entity_9>, plus <entity_2>, who was a long-serving papal diplomat but who was vetoed by King Ferdinand VII. However, it became clear eventually that neither of the unvetoed papabili could gain the support of two-thirds of the cardinals, and with Prince Klemens Wenzel von Metternich wanting a very strong Pope to hold firm against the flood of revolution haunting Europe at the time of the <entity_9>, <entity_6>, who led the Austrian faction and supported Pacca, intervened.
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