Rubiera

Rubiera is an Italian metropolis of 14,856 inhabitants inside the province of Reggio Emilia in Emilia Romagna. The authentic name of Rubiera is Corte de Herbaria, and could derive from the Celtic her beria within the middle of the apparent at the same time as on the Lapidary Museum of Modena there is a plaque from 259, which tells of the construction of a stone bridge over the Secchia by means of the Roman emperors Gallieno and Valeriano, after the preceding one product of wooden have been destroyed by way of fireplace.

In Roman instances from Via Rubiera exceeded the Via Emilia, which connected Ariminum with Placentia after which continued, thanks to a next extension, to Milan. The first historical facts date returned to 915, when it became a fief of the Supponidi, then passed to the Obertenghi. In the early Middle Ages the center misplaced its significance in desire of the encircling countryside and on this occasion the settlements that had been previously unknown around the parish church of Saints Faustino and Giovita, which dates again to 980.