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494:, overwhelmed the fragile Lombard resistance, repressed the Lombard dominion in the peninsula, inaugurating that celebrated Carolingian period which would last for over a century. The most direct consequence of the Frankish conquest on the Milanese countryside was certainly the subdivision of its territory into counties, five in number: the countryside of Seprio, Stazzona, Burgaria and Lecco; the Cerro fund was also part of the Milan countryside. The chronicles that refer to the events of the 10th century, a period in which for defense reasons, linked to the frequent raids of the Hungarians and the reprisals of the dukes aspiring to the Kingdom of Italy, many of the villages were set up, report that Cerro was fortified. However, no traces remain of the castle, equipped with solid walls and a tower, built along the old road to 81: 114: 52: 1474: 585: 121: 88: 517:, lords of Milan, stormed the fortress of Castelseprio, disposing of its demolition, together with the destruction of the village. However, the influences deriving from the mercantile development started in Milan during the years of the Visconti lordship did not produce significant effects on the Cerro fund, which persevered in its predominantly agricultural vocation. When, in the 16th century, 537:
The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries were for Cerro the centuries of agricultural development in its territory: the prevalent cultivation of wheat was flanked by that of the vine and mulberry, destined for rapid diffusion. The industrial development of the municipality dates back to the nineteenth
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claimed 100 victims among the Cerresi, a very high ratio, if we consider that the population of the municipality, in those years, amounted to only 7,000 units. A supposed urban legend circulating in the village for many decades, it is now a consolidated truth that the body of the dictator
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was already very extensive and, in the following two centuries, the Spanish rulers further encouraged the tendency to sell fiefs. Not even the rural community of Cerro could escape this logic, which, in the mid-seventeenth century, was purchased as a fiefdom by
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ended towards the second half of the 4th century. B.C. The Gallic presence in the territory did not correspond at all with a period of peace and prosperity. It is therefore difficult to determine the importance that this had in the development of the town.
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Following imperial provisions, in 1185, Cerro, together with other villages affected by the same measures, was separated from the Milan countryside and aggregated to the Seprio countryside. The Seprio enjoyed its autonomy until 1287, when the
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The numerous finds of tombs, weapons, coins and tools testify, however, that the territory of Cerro, even before Christ, was intensely inhabited. In 476 AD, conventionally referred to as the beginning of the Middle Ages, the
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and the coalition of Lombard armies, also featured the Cerrese territory. Some clashes probably took place in Canazza, now a Legnano district but which was part of the territory of Cerro until 1927.
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century, focusing on the weaving of cotton. The home working system, based on the household industry, gradually gave way to the first large factories.
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of the oak family. The adjective "Maggiore" (major) was inserted in 1862, to better identify the village by distinguishing it from the homonyms (eg
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The opening decades of the twentieth century were also for Cerro Maggiore those of the great upheavals caused by world conflicts. The
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The long and systematic work of Romanization, initiated by Rome, following the victory obtained over the Gauls in 196 BC near today's
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and the foundation of their kingdom, put an end to the period of institutional political instability, following the Roman collapse.
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The first inhabitants of these places belonged to the Celtic lineage of the Gauls, whose descent into the
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opened the first weaving mill of Cerro Maggiore. Alongside the textile industry, after the
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fell. The arrival in northern Italy, in the mid-sixth century. A.D. (568 AD), of the
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and kept here until 1957, to avoid any unproper political use of the remainings.
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All demographics and other statistics: Italian statistical institute
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Coat of arms of Cerro Maggiore
Cerro Maggiore is located in Italy
Cerro Maggiore is located in Lombardy
45°36′N 8°57′E / 45.600°N 8.950°E / 45.600; 8.950
Italy
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Lombardy
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Milan
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Legnanese
[ˈʃɛr]
comune
Province of Milan
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Lombardy
Milan
Benito Mussolini
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