Casalpusterlengo

Casalpusterlengo is an Italian town of 15,280 populations inside the province of Lodi in Lombardy. After the capital, Lodi and the town of Codogno, Casalpusterlengo is the third maximum populous municipality inside the whole province. The village, of historical beginning, inside the 14th century belonged to the Pusterla circle of relatives to whom the Lampugnani first of all succeeded it become the Duke of Milan Francesco Sforza who invested the fiefdom of the brothers Gian Giorgio I and Francesco Lampugnani in 1450, then the Marquis Castelli 1665 to 1695 and subsequently the Trivulzio. The metropolis changed into the scene of severa fights within the 15th and 16th centuries, and at the time of the Napoleonic conquests.

Of the historic citadel, erected by the Pusterla circle of relatives, there remains an embattled tower, with two overlapping bodies, these days restored. The parish church of SS. Martino and Bartolomeo, whose facade was restored, and the church of San Bernardino. Historically the presence of an vital weekly marketplace is attested, defined by sources written as early as the 1500s, and that the Commune contended with the feudal lord Lampugnani in 1590 in a dispute resolved by way of the Senate of Milan with the recognition to the Community of the right on the square.