This city resisted republicanism thanks to its impoverished Lazzaroni class, which rabidly supported Ferdinand IV against Napoleon.
Jacopo Sannazaro made frequent use of this city's dialect in his writing and wrote Arcadia while living here. This city resisted republicanism thanks to its impoverished Lazzaroni class, which rabidly supported Ferdinand IV against Napoleon. A tax on fruit prompted a fisherman to lead a rebellion in this city, in which Fabrizio Ruffio led the Papal Sanfedismo movement to overthrow the Napoleonic Parthenopean Republic. Mansaniello led a revolt in this city, which was ruled by Joachim Murat until 1815, when it was united with a southern neighbor in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. For 10 points, name this capital of Campania in southern Italy, once called Neapolis.
Jacopo Sannazaro made frequent use of this city's dialect in his writing and wrote Arcadia while living here.
Naples [or Napoli; or Neapolis before mentioned]