1860. Piedmontese forces compel Swiss soldiers entrenched in the Rocca Paolina to surrender.

On June 20, 1859 took place the so-called "Perugia massacres" perpetrated by the Swiss regiments sent against patriotic citizens who had rebelled against the rule of the Church. On 14 September 1860 Piedmontese troops -15 000 men under the command of General Fanti- passed through the Porta S. Antonio to enter the city and conquer it, after compel Swiss soldiers entrenched in the Rocca Paolina to surrender.

1845. San Pedro de Arbués, ecclesiastical, first inquisitor the Kingdom of Aragon, was murdered that day for Jewish converts.