Editing Atto della Convocazione (section)

== Background ==
The Nostrini family was established in [[Calabria]] on 14 September 1761 by [[Lorenzo Nostrini]]. By the early nineteenth century, the family had branches in Calabria, [[Aversa]], and [[Naples]]. The legal position of southern Italian estates changed after the reforms in the Kingdom of Naples in 1806. The change led the family to review land papers and inheritance claims. Branch obligations were also reviewed before the Aversa meeting.<ref name="convocazione-background"/>

Domenico Nostrini died in Calabria on 18 November 1810. On 3 December 1810, Vittorio Nostrini issued the ''lettera di convocazione'', ordering the senior branch representatives to appear at Aversa. [[Saverio Nostrini]] delivered written objections on 17 January 1811 and opposed the northern relocation plan. On 26 February 1811, [[Carlo Bellandi]] prepared the first ''ordine della seduta''. The order fixed the sequence of speakers, defined proxy authority, and set the signing method for the final act.<ref name="convocazione-proceedings"/>

The delegates arrived at Aversa on 21 April 1811. The convocation opened at the Casa di San Michele on 23 April 1811. The family council sat from 23 to 27 April and heard statements from the main branches.<ref name="convocazione-sittings"/>