Sala Consilina

Sala Consilina is an Italian metropolis of 12,540 inhabitants inside the province of Salerno in Campania. It is the biggest metropolis inside the Vallo di Diano, really populated since the 9th century BC, as evidenced by means of the significant necropolis. The Roman Consilinum middle, from which the contemporary Sala Consilina originated throughout the Longobard colonization, dates lower back to Roman instances. The church buildings of San Leone IX, Santo Stefano and Sant Eustachio date returned to the duration of Norman domination. In 1246 Frederick II destroyed the city to take revenge for a conspiracy.

The Aragonese, in 1497, destroyed it for the identical purpose. In the 17^th century, Sala Consilina became a bishopric. The Grancia di San Lorenzo, the Church of San Pietro, the noble palaces of the Gattas, the Vairos and the Bigots date returned to this phase. In the 18th century numerous other homes were constructed, which include the ones of the households: Acciari, Grammatico, Bove, Falcone and Caratu. From 1806 to 1860 it was the capital of the homonymous district of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. From 1860 to 1927, for the duration of the Kingdom of Italy it was the capital of the district of the identical name.