Broni

Broni is an Italian town of 9,277 inhabitants within the province of Pavia in Lombardy. It is placed at the foot of the hills, inside the Oltrepo Pavese, on the previous Padana Inferiore nation street, close to the mouth of the Scuropasso valley and at the start of its infrastructure. On the site of modern Broni there was probably the Roman town referred to in itineraries as Comillomagus or Cameliomagus, neglected transcripts of a probable authentic Camillomagus even if it is identified by means of some with Redavalle, an area of splendid finds from the Roman duration, the distances indicated by way of the aforementioned itineraries are more suitable to Broni. There may be no continuity among Camillomagus and Broni, which arose within the early center Ages.

Although the first quotation from a Placito from Piacenza in 859 wherein a certain Teopertus de Breonis intervened does not appear if you want to discuss with Broni, or even if the meant club of the committee of Aucia appears not likely being this among Piacenza and Parma, it's far certain that Broni seems around one thousand as an area of a positive significance, endowed with a considerable parish belonging to the Diocese of Piacenza and seat in 1047 of a placitous presided over by the imperial decide Rainaldo.