Anzola dell Emilia

Anzola dell Emilia is an Italian city of 12,310 populations in the metropolitan town of Bologna, in Emilia Romagna. Since January 2012 its miles part of the Union of not unusual lands of water. Thanks to its lucky geographical location it's been inhabited since the Neolithic technology and finally with the aid of terramaricolo communities of which numerous archaeological finds were lately located. Other excavations added to light subsequent Villaniovian and Etruscan presences. The Roman presence as well as the findings is witnessed via some writers who speak of it as Polibio and Pomponio Mela.

The first public acts, however dated 888 are and refer to the Benedictine monastery of San Martino adjacent to the cutting-edge parish church then called Casale Marzano. In the first centuries of the second one millennium the municipality of Bologna in contrast with the Church annexed the municipality of Anzola when in 1157 Rinaldino da Unciola allied with Cattaneo di Monteveglio betrayed the bishops and presented it to him. He become but determined and subsequently accomplished. Frederick II positioned things returned in 1220 but in 1231 Bologna took ownership of the fort and unleashed the anger of Pope Gregory IX.