แปลบทความวิจัยn 599 BC, the Phocaea

แปลบทความวิจัยn 599 BC, the Phocaeans founded Massilia (present-day Marseille) and established coastal mooring sites in the region. In 31 BC, the Romans invaded the region. Their citizens built many opulent villas in the area; one is known as the "Villa des Platanes" (Villa of the Plane trees). The first name given to the village was Heraclea-Caccaliera, and the mouth of the Gulf was named The Issambres.

The town owes its current name from the early, semi-legendary martyr named Saint Torpes. The legend says that he was beheaded at Pisa during the reign of Nero, and that his body was placed in a rotten boat along with a rooster and a dog. The body landed at the present-day location of the town.[2][3][4]

Towards the end of the ninth century with the fall of the Roman Empire, pirates and privateers attacked and sacked the region for the next 100 years, and in the 10th century the village of La Garde-Freinet, 15 km (9 mi) north of St. Tropez, was founded. From 890–972, Saint-Tropez and its surroundings became an Arabic-Muslim colony dominated by the nearby Saracen settlement of Fraxinet.[5][6] In 940, Nasr ibn Ahmad was in control of Saint-Tropez.[6] In 961–963, Audibert, son of Berenger, the pretender to the throne of Lombardy who was pursued by Otto I, hid at Saint-Tropez.[6] In 972, the Muslims of Saint-Tropez held the abbot of Cluny Maïeul until he was released for ransom.[6]

In 976, William I Count of Provence, lord of Grimaud, began attacking the Muslims and in 980 built a tower at the current location of the Suffren tower. In 1079 and 1218, Papal bulls mentioned the existence of a manor in Saint-Tropez.

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Microsoft Research n 599 BC, the Phocaeans founded Massilia (present-day Marseille) and established coastal mooring sites in the region. In 31 BC, the Romans invaded the region. Their citizens built many opulent villas in the area; one is known as. the "Villa des Platanes" (Villa of the Plane Trees). The First NAME GIVEN to the Village was Heraclea-Caccaliera, and the Mouth of the Gulf was Named The Issambres. The Town owes ITS current NAME from the Early, semi-Legendary. martyr named Saint Torpes. The legend says that he was beheaded at Pisa during the reign of Nero, and that his body was placed in a rotten boat along with a rooster and a dog. The body landed at the present-day location of the town. . [2] [3] [4] Towards the End of the Century with the Fall of the ninth Roman Empire, Pirates and privateers attacked and sacked the Region for the next 100 years, and the 10th Century in the Village of La Garde. Freinet, 15 km (9 mi) north of St. Tropez, was founded. From 890-972, Saint-Tropez and its surroundings became an Arabic-Muslim colony dominated by the nearby Saracen settlement of Fraxinet. [5] [6] In. 940, Nasr ibn Ahmad was in control of Saint-Tropez. [6] In 961-963, Audibert, son of Berenger, the pretender to the throne of Lombardy who was pursued by Otto I, hid at Saint-Tropez. [6]. in 972, the Muslims of Saint-Tropez held the Abbot of Cluny Maïeul until He was Released for Ransom. [6] in 976, William I Count of Provence, Lord of Grimaud, began attacking the Muslims and in 980 built a Tower at the. current location of the Suffren tower. In 1079 and 1218, Papal bulls mentioned the existence of a manor in Saint-Tropez.

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