MESSINA ASSEDIO 1282 GUERRA VESPRO SICILIANO INDIPENDENZA

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MESSINA ASSEDIO DELLA CITTA' DAL MAGGIO AL SETTEMBRE 1282. Carlo d'Angiò cacciato da tutta la Sicilia a marzo, ritorna con un esercito di 60.000 soldati, 15.000 cavalieri, 150-200 navi da guerra e da trasporto.
Una forza formidabile che non era mai stata messa insieme neanche per le crociate in oriente. La flotta di Carlo pronta per la nuova crociata era stata catturata dai messinesi e chiusa nel porto falcato di Messina. Cento navi da guerra di Carlo in parte smontate e usate per fortificare le antiche e poderose mura della città.
Carlo chiese forze dalle città guelfe che mandarono i loro soldati contro la Sicilia, Venezia, Genova e le città guelfe di Toscana e Lombardia.
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http://www.siciliapaisi.org/MESSINA, SHARES, ATENE and COSTANTINOPOLI Still archaeological ritrovamenti to little meters from public square Dome and still new covers of the history millenarian of this immortale city. Messina and Siracusa, allies, defeated Atene and its 50,000 soldiers. From that day it followed for Siracusa 200 years of dominion incontrastato on the Mediterranean sea. Alexander the Large one taken the way of the East in order to try the adventure because to accident it could not make null was the naval power of that great island that called "Sicily". The Sikelia of the dynasty of the Kokalos coevi of the faraoni.Messina that gained the Olympic Games in the more popular contests (the Pancrazio, mortal fight them to hands knots) and also in the preferred contests from the dictators (the biga pulled from the mules). Messina that armed entire fleets with the secular forests with its Peloritani Mounts where finds mines of LEAD, SILVER, GOLD and BLENDE. Coins from V the century were coined a.C. and they were constructed templi from 27 centuries. Large tempio, only for tipologia, found again to two steps from the Railway station. Now they hide a magnificent public square just under the windows of the former hotel where Leonardo Sciascia slept, when it remained to Messina for its examinations to the University, just under the bell tower of the Dome of Messina dedicated to the War of the Vespro, little steps from the great found again archaeological giacimento in the courtyard of the Town hall, the ancient heart of the city, ten times destroyed and ten times revived. Understood them of Sicily and understood them of an empire for merits duffles-coat. The city of the culture, letters, the international exchanges, the Free port, the First Fair, of the innumerevoli revolutions, protagonist of the greatest historical event that has upset Europe and the Mediterranean: THE WAR OF THE VESPRO. The rebirth del to pensiere free gives it to censorship goddesses papi of Rome, the disaster of destroyed Costantinopoli gives Veneziani and the escape you give Turks made to arrive to Messina all the sages of east... Il Great Francisco Maurolico made of this city the University del world, nel 1571 it saw to leave the western fleet for Lepanto, delivered to the nautical papers to Don Giovanni of Austria and was one Victoria historical. All this CANCELLED systematically from a fist of social climbers, megalomani and predators rapaci. "Vos ET ipsam CIVITATEM benedicimus" in Sudafrica Africa ", strange but true, the words of somigliano the divine spirit urlavano to Mandela in stages" NIKOS SIKELELI AFRICA "means" benedica God. The great spirit of the planet not riusciranno to bury it.

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