After being deposed, Romulus Augustulus was imprisoned in this city, which was captured from Conon by Totila three years before he took Rome.
After being deposed, Romulus Augustulus was imprisoned in this city, which was captured from Conon by Totila three years before he took Rome. A popular insurrection in this city was masterminded by Giulio Genoino and resulted in the formation of a short-lived namesake republic; that insurrection was led by Masaniello. A conflict named for the kingdom of this name was ended by the Treaty of (*) Casalanza after its king lost battles at Tolentino and San Germano. Under Spanish rule, that kingdom was ruled by a series of viceroys beginning with Gonzalo de CÃ³rdoba. That kingdom very briefly became the Parthenopaean Republic under French rule, and in 1816 it joined with an island kingdom to form the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. For 10 points, name this Italian city near Mount Vesuvius, whose original Greek name was Neapolis.
After being deposed, Romulus Augustulus was imprisoned in this city, which was captured from Conon by Totila three years before he took Rome.
Naples [accept Napoli]