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	'''Province of Cosenza''' is a province in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. Its capital is [[Cosenza]]. The province reaches both the [[Tyrrhenian Sea]] and the [[Ionian Sea]] and includes mountain areas, inland valleys, and coastal towns.		'''Province of Cosenza''' is a province in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. Its capital is [[Cosenza]]. The province reaches both the [[Tyrrhenian Sea]] and the [[Ionian Sea]] and includes mountain areas, inland valleys, and coastal towns.

	The province includes several places tied to the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Cosenza]] was the older Calabrian seat of the family, while [[Rossano]] was the seat of the Ionian branch under [[Raffaele Nostrini]] and later [[Giuseppe Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Cosenza]]'', Noord family section.</ref><ref>''[[Rossano]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>		The province includes several places tied to the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Cosenza]] was the older Calabrian seat of the family, while [[Rossano]] was the seat of the Ionian branch under [[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]] and later [[Giuseppe Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Cosenza]]'', Noord family section.</ref><ref>''[[Rossano]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>

	== History ==		== History ==
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	[[Domenico Nostrini]] was born at Casa Nostrini in Cosenza on 16 February 1744 and died there on 18 November 1810. His death led to the succession dispute settled at [[Aversa]] in April 1811.<ref>''[[Domenico Nostrini]]'', death and succession section.</ref> [[Saverio Nostrini]] was born in Cosenza on 22 March 1783 and led the Calabrian branch during that dispute.<ref>''[[Saverio Nostrini]]'', lead and career sections.</ref>		[[Domenico Nostrini]] was born at Casa Nostrini in Cosenza on 16 February 1744 and died there on 18 November 1810. His death led to the succession dispute settled at [[Aversa]] in April 1811.<ref>''[[Domenico Nostrini]]'', death and succession section.</ref> [[Saverio Nostrini]] was born in Cosenza on 22 March 1783 and led the Calabrian branch during that dispute.<ref>''[[Saverio Nostrini]]'', lead and career sections.</ref>

	[[Raffaele Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 27 September 1769 and served as ''capo del ramo ionico''. His eldest child, [[Giuseppe Nostrini]], was born in Rossano on 18 November 1797 and later inherited the Ionian branch papers.<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', lead and personal life sections.</ref> [[Carmine Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 3 February 1825 before moving to [[Naples]], where he founded the [[Nostrini crime family]] on 9 September 1863.<ref>''[[Carmine Nostrini]]'', lead and early life and education sections.</ref>		[[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 27 September 1769 and served as ''capo del ramo ionico''. His eldest child, [[Giuseppe Nostrini]], was born in Rossano on 18 November 1797 and later inherited the Ionian branch papers.<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]]'', lead and personal life sections.</ref> [[Carmine Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 3 February 1825 before moving to [[Naples]], where he founded the [[Nostrini crime family]] on 9 September 1863.<ref>''[[Carmine Nostrini]]'', lead and early life and education sections.</ref>

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''Province of Cosenza''' is a province in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. Its capital is [[Cosenza]]. The province reaches both the [[Tyrrhenian Sea]] and the [[Ionian Sea]] and includes mountain areas, inland valleys, and coastal towns.~~<ref>[https://www.italia.it/en/calabria/cosenza "Cosenza"]. ''Italia.it''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		'''Province of Cosenza''' is a province in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. Its capital is [[Cosenza]]. The province reaches both the [[Tyrrhenian Sea]] and the [[Ionian Sea]] and includes mountain areas, inland valleys, and coastal towns.

	The province includes several places tied to the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Cosenza]] was the older Calabrian seat of the family, while [[Rossano]] was the seat of the Ionian branch under [[Raffaele Nostrini]] and later [[Giuseppe Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Cosenza]]'', Noord family section.</ref><ref>''[[Rossano]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>		The province includes several places tied to the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Cosenza]] was the older Calabrian seat of the family, while [[Rossano]] was the seat of the Ionian branch under [[Raffaele Nostrini]] and later [[Giuseppe Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Cosenza]]'', Noord family section.</ref><ref>''[[Rossano]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>

	== History ==		== History ==
	The area of the province has been settled since antiquity. Cosenza developed from ancient Cosentia, the capital of the Bruttii, and was taken by Rome in 204 BC.~~<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/place/Cosenza-Italy "Cosenza"]. ''Encyclopaedia Britannica''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		The area of the province has been settled since antiquity. Cosenza developed from ancient Cosentia, the capital of the Bruttii, and was taken by Rome in 204 BC.

	The northern part of Calabria was historically organized as [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]. Cosenza served as the capital of that province. After Italian unification, the area became the modern Province of Cosenza inside the [[Kingdom of Italy]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', history section.</ref>		The northern part of Calabria was historically organized as [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]. Cosenza served as the capital of that province. After Italian unification, the area became the modern Province of Cosenza inside the [[Kingdom of Italy]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', history section.</ref>

	The province contains inland towns and coastal settlements on both sides of Calabria. Its territory includes parts of the Pollino, Sila, and coastal areas facing the Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas.~~<ref>[https://www.italia.it/en/calabria/cosenza "Cosenza"]. ''Italia.it''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		The province contains inland towns and coastal settlements on both sides of Calabria. Its territory includes parts of the Pollino, Sila, and coastal areas facing the Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas.

	== Nostrini family ==		== Nostrini family ==

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| native_name = Provincia di Cosenza
| settlement_type = Province
| subdivision_type = Country
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| subdivision_type1 = Region
| subdivision_name1 = [[Calabria]]
| seat_type = Capital
| seat = [[Cosenza]]
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'''Province of Cosenza''' is a province in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. Its capital is [[Cosenza]]. The province reaches both the [[Tyrrhenian Sea]] and the [[Ionian Sea]] and includes mountain areas, inland valleys, and coastal towns.<ref>[https://www.italia.it/en/calabria/cosenza "Cosenza"]. ''Italia.it''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

The province includes several places tied to the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Cosenza]] was the older Calabrian seat of the family, while [[Rossano]] was the seat of the Ionian branch under [[Raffaele Nostrini]] and later [[Giuseppe Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Cosenza]]'', Noord family section.</ref><ref>''[[Rossano]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>

== History ==
The area of the province has been settled since antiquity. Cosenza developed from ancient Cosentia, the capital of the Bruttii, and was taken by Rome in 204 BC.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/place/Cosenza-Italy "Cosenza"]. ''Encyclopaedia Britannica''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

The northern part of Calabria was historically organized as [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]. Cosenza served as the capital of that province. After Italian unification, the area became the modern Province of Cosenza inside the [[Kingdom of Italy]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', history section.</ref>

The province contains inland towns and coastal settlements on both sides of Calabria. Its territory includes parts of the Pollino, Sila, and coastal areas facing the Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas.<ref>[https://www.italia.it/en/calabria/cosenza "Cosenza"]. ''Italia.it''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

== Nostrini family ==
The [[Noord family]] originated in Calabria under the surname Nostrini. Early family activity was centred in the area of Cosenza and nearby Calabrian towns before the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]] of 1811.<ref>''[[Noord family]]'', origins section.</ref>

[[Domenico Nostrini]] was born at Casa Nostrini in Cosenza on 16 February 1744 and died there on 18 November 1810. His death led to the succession dispute settled at [[Aversa]] in April 1811.<ref>''[[Domenico Nostrini]]'', death and succession section.</ref> [[Saverio Nostrini]] was born in Cosenza on 22 March 1783 and led the Calabrian branch during that dispute.<ref>''[[Saverio Nostrini]]'', lead and career sections.</ref>

[[Raffaele Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 27 September 1769 and served as ''capo del ramo ionico''. His eldest child, [[Giuseppe Nostrini]], was born in Rossano on 18 November 1797 and later inherited the Ionian branch papers.<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', lead and personal life sections.</ref> [[Carmine Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 3 February 1825 before moving to [[Naples]], where he founded the [[Nostrini crime family]] on 9 September 1863.<ref>''[[Carmine Nostrini]]'', lead and early life and education sections.</ref>

== See also ==
* [[Calabria]]
* [[Calabria Citra]]
* [[Cosenza]]
* [[Rossano]]
* [[Kingdom of Naples]]
* [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]
* [[Kingdom of Italy]]
* [[Noord family]]
* [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]]

== References ==
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