Pegognaga

Pegognaga is an Italian town of 7,030 inhabitants in the province of Mantua in Lombardy, part of the Terre di Zara and Po Union. The metropolis of Pegognaga is crossed with the aid of the 45th parallel. Pegognaga was seriously stricken by the earthquake that devastated Emilia Romagna in 2012. Being between 8 and 14 kilometers from the epicenter, positioned between Cavezzo and Mirandola, it was one of the countries maximum laid low with the earthquake. According to some, the toponym derives from the Latin Pecunius call of a Roman patrician who, within the 1st century AD he based a small farming village here.

According to some other interpretation it'd as a substitute be linked to the time period pecunia, which in Latin approach cash, wealth, in connection with the lands of the location able to offer profitable crops. In the duration between the 1^st and the 4^th century AD the middle, which at that time possessed the standard traits of a Roman agricultural village, took the call of Flexum. With the beginning of the barbarian invasions it was destroyed and abandoned, disappearing from records for a long time.