Carinola

Carinola is an Italian city of 7,249 populations within the province of Caserta in Campania. The town changed into founded by using the Pelasgians with the call of Urbana, on the confluence of the streets for Tianum and Gallicano. Later it turned into inhabited by the Etruscans, as evidenced through some homes nonetheless present in the territory after which also by way of the Romans, beneath which it have become so crucial as to be raised to a Roman colony. In this era the town turned into especially inhabited via squaddies, praetorians and traders.

The arrival of the Saracens in the region in 750 coincided with the gradual destruction of the town, which began as early as Genseric and led the populace to take shelter in the surrounding hills these days Casale, wherein there is a palace of summer time house of the bishop and a coat of hands of the bishop Tommaso Anfora dated 1143. After the destruction of the town of Urbana, the city turned into rebuilt with the name of Carinola and raised to a bishopric in 1087 or 1100. Subsequently the city got here beneath the manager of a Norman feudal lord, Count Riccardo and has become part of the principality of Capua.