Sant'Anatolia di Narco

Sant'Anatolia di Narco is a municipality with 555 inhabitants (as at 31 December 2012) in the province of Perugia in the Umbria region of Italy.

Geography

The municipality extends over some 47 km ². It is located about 60 km southeast of Perugia. The village lies at the foot of Mount Coscerno in the Valnerina valley and the river Nera.

The districts include Caso, Castel San Felice, Gavelli, grottos, San Martino Agelli and Tassinare.

The neighboring municipalities are Monteleone di Spoleto, Poggiodomo, Scheggino, Spoleto and Vallo di Nera.

History

The first human settlements in the village date back to the 8th to the 4th century BC, when the Naharci inhabited small settlements. After the Romans dominated the area. Built in 1178, the Count of Spoleto, Corrado di Hursligen, the castle, which has been taken over by the Papal States twenty years later. This was destroyed by Spoleto to build at almost the same place a new one. The new castle was named after Callistene Anatolia, which is visible in the place names today. 1320, the city walls were built in 1337 and the place declared faithful to Spoleto. During the clashes of Guelphs and Ghibellines in 1390-91 Valnerina Valley of place among the Ghibelline commanders Tommaso da Chiavano and Giovanni di Cola di Monteleone was destroyed. On July 5, 1551 declared himself the place for free commune, in which he wrote his statutes. Nevertheless, the place still stood in close relationship with Spoleto and the Papal States until 1798 Napoleon's troops invaded and until 1814 held the rule. 1861, the city was incorporated into the Kingdom of Italy. The formerly free commune Caso 1875 eingegeliedert the municipality of Sant'Anatolia di Narco.

Attractions

  • Chiesa di San Felice di Narco, built 1190 Church
  • Chiesa di San Martino Church from the 13th century
  • Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo church in the hamlet of Castello di Gavelli from the 14th century, the work contains Madonna in gloria e SS Francesco Girolamo e Antonio di Padova ( 1523) by Giovanni di Pietro, also called Lo Spagna.
  • Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie church contains frescos by the Maestro di Eggi from the 15th century
  • Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie (also referred dell'Addolorata ) in the district of grottoes, Church, contains works by Lo Spagna and the maestro di Eggi
  • Pieve di Sant'Anatolia, Pieve and the oldest church in the village
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