Comune di Pergola

I had the opportunity to discuss local health issues They were available to listen despite the disastrous period thank you thank you

PRACTICALLY NON-EXISTING REGISTRY OFFICE AND SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOR.

City of art of the famous for the discovery of the golden bronzes of Cartoceto. very similar to the papal state for which the Baiocchi "fought". but rich in Abbeys and corporations that made it important

Beautiful municipality in the province of Pesaro, it is located about 300 m. s.l.m. on the area overlooking the confluence of Cinisco in Cesano, not far from the Catria massif (1702 m.). Land inhabited by Umbrians, Etruscans and Galli Senoni, it was Roman domination in the center of the Municipalities of Sentinum, Suasa Senonum and Forum Sempronii. Not far from the consulate Flaminia, the Gilded Bronzes were found from Cartoceto di Pergola (1st century BC), in Località Santa Lucia di Calamello, on June 26, 1946. Followed the domination of the Franks and the Church. In 1155 the territory was annexed to the Municipality of Gubbio by the will of the Emperor Federico Barbarossa and Pergola was founded in 1234 by the Eugubini with the help of the inhabitants of the castles close to the designated place. In 1385 became part of the Lordship of Pandolfo Malatesta until 1429, then passed under the Marca.Until 1459 Pergola went through a period troubled by struggles of supremacy between the various dynasties of the Visconti of Milan, the Medici of Florence, the Sforza, the Malatesta , of the Montefeltro with the intervention of the Republic of Venice and the Holy See. With the defeat of Sigismondo Malatesta it was annexed to the Duchy of Urbino ruled by Federico da Montefeltro. On June 21, 1502 the Duke Valentino took Urbino. In the Rocca di Pergola, he ordered an act of heinous violence, he strangled Julius Caesar of Varano, Lord of Camerino, and three of his four children. Legend has it that even today, if you wander at night among those ruins and through the cellars and basements of the historic center, you will hear the rales and moans of the unfortunate poor. In 1631, with the death of Francesco Maria II Della Rovere, the Duchy of Urbino passed to the Papal States until 1860, when it was annexed to the Kingdom of Italy. Under the Papacy, Pergola received the title of "City" on May 18, 1752 by decree of Pope Benedict XIV. During the pontificate of Pope Pius VI a mint was coined in the city that coined "Baiocchi", active between 1796 and 1799. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Pergola reached its maximum economic expansion with the increase in textile, dyeing and leather tanning. The Napoleonic domination became the protagonist of serious stripping of the artistic heritage. The first city in the Marche to rise against the temporal power of the popes on September 8, 1860, Pergola was awarded a gold medal for the Risorgimento value. The city gave a high tribute of men and forces in the two world war events of the twentieth century.