Palermo
| Palermo Palermo  | |||||
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| Land |  Italien | ||||
| Borgmester | Leoluca Orlando | ||||
| Region | Sicilien | ||||
| Provins | Palermo | ||||
| Postnr. | 90100, 90121–90151 | ||||
| Telefonkode | 091 | ||||
| Nummerpladebogstav(er) | PA | ||||
| UN/LOCODE | ITPMO | ||||
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| Indbyggere | 668.405 (2018)[1] | ||||
| - Areal | 161 km² | ||||
| - Befolkningstæthed | 4.162 pr. km² | ||||
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| Tidszone | UTC+1 (normaltid) UTC+2 (sommertid) | ||||
| Højde m.o.h. | 14 m | ||||
| Hjemmeside | www.comune.palermo.it | ||||
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  Palermo | |||||
Palermo (siciliansk: Palermu eller Palemmu) er hovedbyen og hovedsæde for den italienske region Sicilien. Byen er også hovedbyen i provinsen Palermo.
Historie
Palermo blev grundlagt af fønikerne og forblev fønikisk helt til første puniske krig (264 f.Kr. – 241 f.Kr.), da Sicilien blev erobret af romerne.
I det 9. århundrede, da muslimer invaderede Nordafrika, erobrede de Palermo i 831 og senere hele øen Sicilien i 965. Det var også muslimerne, som flyttede Siciliens hovedstad fra Syrakus til Palermo. I den muslimske periode var Palermo en vigtig handelsby.
Palermo blev erobret af normannerne i 1072 og blev hovedstaden i Kongeriget Sicilien; og indgik i 1194 i det Tysk-Romerske Rige. Sicilien og Palermo blev overdraget til Aragonien og i 1491 til Spanien. Kongeriget Siciliens forening med kongeriget Napoli til kongeriget Begge Sicilier i 1816 gjorde, at Palermo fik en sekundær betydning. Ved Siciliens tilslutning til Italien i 1860 genvandt Palermo som Siciliens hovedby sin tidligere vigtige position.
Referencer
- ^ Popolazione Residente al 1° Gennaio 2018, Istituto Nazionale di Statistica, hentet 16. marts 2019 (fra Wikidata).
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On one morning in the mid 11th Century, Norman Knights under Count Roger de Hautville, brother of Robert Guiscard who already ruled much of Italy south of Naples, camped on these hills surrounding Palermo, then a Saracen city. With a Papal banner flying, the knights rode though the orange groves and pleasure gardens of the city to take control of Palermo and then all Sicily. There then began a period of rare, enlightened government in Medieval history when Christians, both Latins and Byzantine Orthodox, and Muslims lived in relative peace on their island in the sun.
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