Rule over this place was secured by the Peace of Caltabellotta, which made it part of the Angevin Empire. A namesake "kingdom" of this place was founded by Robert Guiscard after the Normans expelled the Moors from this island. In classical times, this island was where the (*) tyrants Hieron and Dionysus ruled; in the Middle Ages, a revolt against the abuses of Charles of Anjou was known as its namesake "Vespers." For 10 points, name this island, which was governed in ancient times from Syracuse and in 1860 was joined politically to the rest of Italy.
Rule over this place was secured by the Peace of Caltabellotta, which made it part of the Angevin Empire. A namesake "kingdom" of this place was founded by Robert Guiscard after the Normans expelled the Moors from this island. In classical times, this island was where the (*) tyrants Hieron and Dionysus ruled; in the Middle Ages, a revolt against the abuses of Charles of Anjou was known as its namesake "Vespers." For 10 points, name this island, which was governed in ancient times from Syracuse and in 1860 was joined politically to the rest of Italy.
Rule over this place was secured by the Peace of Caltabellotta, which made it part of the Angevin Empire.
{Sicily} [or {Sicilia}; or the Kingdom of the {Two Sicilies}]