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The center of Droane, together with the whole Val
Vestino, was placed at the boundary between the episcopal principality of Trento and the territory of the republic of Venice. During the 13th and 14th centuries was part of the possessions of the family Lodron. At the beginning of the 15th century, it
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and after a border demarcation signed in 1401, the
Lodrons intromisero is the purpose of recovering the ancient feud, also establishing a territorial continuity in their domains, which at the time also included the nearby stronghold of
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that traditionally evangelized these areas. It is celebrated on June 26 with a distribution of bread according to the dictates of an ancient legacy. The church is named for the first time in the bull of Pope
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Located in the valley of
Droanello Turano is about 6 km from the capital and is served by a road or electricity. The population consists of three people dedicated to the breeding of livestock.
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Droane is the oldest settlement in the Val
Vestino and was common until the 16th century, a period in which the population, according to local tradition, was decimated by the plague.
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In July 1866 he was passed over by partisans of the 2nd
Regiment of Volunteers and Italians alike in May 1915 by Italian soldiers of the 7th Regiment of sharpshooters.
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The discovery in the 1970s paleoanthropological remains of some human skeletons in one of the many caves in the area testify to the prehistoric frequenting the area.
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had tried to occupy by force and the Count Droane Lodron George, with his brother Peter, who tried to seize it. The prosecution cases before the administrator of
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was the ancient church dedicated to the eponymous saint was destroyed with the abandonment of the country because of the plague of the 16th century.
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of 7 March 1186. In the 17th century took refuge in a cave in the area with his gang, the notorious bandit John
Beatrice, said Zanzanù,
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Tignale.
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in 1750. Being unsafe was rebuilt in 1877 near the ancient. Nearby, on the hill of
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went on for two years. The
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Venetian hunted by the police for committing numerous crimes.
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of 7 March 1186 and was visited by delegates of the bishop of
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