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 | | Because of its geographical position, Fratta was the object of fighting between Todi and Perugia, both of which sought to have control of the territory on the other side of the Tiber. |
 | | During the battle Perugia destroyed the Montemolino bridge, using the stones it had thus acquired to reinforce various towers in Torgiano. |
 | | In 1416 Braccio Fortebraccio da Montone, general vicar of the church, lord of Perugia and Todi, Count of Capua and High Constable of Kingdom of Naples, enlarged and fortified the castle of Fratta Todina in order to make it a safer place for his troops to spend the winter and for himself to rest. |
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