Visano

Visano is an Italian commune of 1,957 inhabitants of the province of Brescia in Lombardy. The basis, following epigraphic and toponymy investigations, should date again to the Cenomanian Gauls that settled near the Cheese River. Tombs and crosses from the barbarian era have additionally been observed. It changed into the seat of a parish church, whose presence is attested earlier than the Monastery of Leno took ownership of numerous homes in the area. In a document dated 1275 relating to the bishop's election of Berardo Maggi, the Visanese archpriest is appointed in 6th place, demonstrating the antiquity of the parish church he administered.

In 1332 it seems that the town changed into shaved via Mastino Della Scala, even as sixteen years later different destruction changed into finished via Giovanni Visconti. It isn't always cited in the Estimo Visconteo of 1385; while in 1396 a report of the son of Visconti, Uberteto, requested the bishop of Brescia for the investiture of the Visanese feud. In the fifteenth century, Visano have become a part of the territory of the Venetian Republic which positioned it first in the Quadra of Calvisano, as evidenced by using files of 1473, then in that of Ghedi 1679.