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Taverna sees its origin in the legendary Greek polis Treis-Chene, founded by settlers from Greece near the Ionian Sea. It is thought that the city was destroyed in the tenth century during the Saracen invasions that led the people to retreat inland, in the most sheltered villages, mountains. the remains of a castle are still visible, a lookout tower and the cathedral, on Mount Paramite Taverna Old, ancient seat dell'Episcopio moved by Callisto Papa II in 1122, in Catanzaro. It happened a second destruction of Taverna because of the feudal wars in 1160 and the battles between Aragon and Anjou in 1459 which forced the population to move to the nearby house of Bompignano, here lived the city in a stable manner, setting a vast and rich territory that favors the formation of an independent political government, run by the local noble families, through the election of a seat Patrick and the presence of various monastic orders. This small Renaissance fostered great economic and social development and a vibrant cultural scene, active throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, but it faded early nineteenth century. During the nineteenth century, the political alternations have occurred to the Neapolitan Republic, setting up in the city of the French, the Risorgimento riots, banditry, until the Unification of Italy, caused the loss of administrative autonomy and escape from Taverna of noble families and monastic orders.