Typical Sardinian and diffused in all the island, dovrebbe will be derived from a soprannome originated from the corongino Sardinian vocabu which means piccola rocky hill or thick mass, generated due to the family's proximity to a rock or perhaps the characteristic peculiarity of the capostipite character , in some cases it can be derived from Corongiu (CA). Integrations provided by Giuseppe Concas CORONGIU: its meaning and a large stone, a bunch of remarkable dimensions, rupees, rocks of mountains. It flies without doubt from the Latin crown: Corona Montium, suggests Wagner. Eat toponymy and frequent throughout the territory of Sardinia. Near the town center of Gonnosfanadiga, surrounded east, south and west of the mountains, dominates, if it is said, a large rock called "Corongiu de Mayori". Do not let me know the name of the Greek city Coronea (in Beozia - ????????), surrounded by monti. In the Middle Ages, in Sardinia, it was found in three inhabited centers (Villae - Biddas) with this name: Corongiu Corogno, abitano scomparso (villa - bidda), belonging to the Curatiga di Campidano or Civita, in the civil kingdom of Cariari; It was located in Santa Itrocha (Santa Vittoria), near the cantoniera house "Corongiu", at 18 ° Km. della S. Statale 125. It was abbandonato verso the fine of the XIVth century. Corognu or Corongiu, abitto scomparso (villa-boat) belonging to the Curia di Dolia or Parte Olla, in the Jewish kingdom of Cariari; It was located at the foot of Monastir; He went spopolandosi verso the metaph of the fifteenth century. Corongiu Coronio, abitato scomparso (villa - bidda), located between Iglesias and Carbonia; belonging to the Curator of Cixerri, in the Jewish kingdom of Cagliari; It was part of the possessions of Ugolino della Gherardesca, Count of Donoratico; when the territory returned to be part, dopo il 1409, of the Kingdom of Sardinia, Catalan - Aragonese, the country was ormai spopolato (Di Sto. Sa. di Francesco Cesare Casula). Corongii Castrum (the castle of Corongiu - di Sigerro or Cixerri), and cited in it "by Rebus Sardois IV" - 80/1 - by Giovanni Francesco Fara: .presidio optimisque ducibus castro Sasseris, Calarsi, Quirrae, Corongii, Santadi, Geriti. Ed ancora: Corongiu (Curatiba del Campidano), and is mentioned, in the same opera of the Fara (82/6), and oppidum.Corongii.Come name and present in it the old letters of Sardinia. Among the signatories of the Pace di Eleonora, LPDE of 1388, we said: Corongiu (de) Barisono, jurado vila Mogoreda (Mogorella); Corongiu (de) Gonnario, jurato ville Spasulèe. (* Spasulèe .comparso. Espasulè - Ispasulè. Mandrolisay or Barbagia de Belvì); Corongiu (de) Joanne, town Solgono (Sorgono); Corongiu (de) Nicolao, city Mahara (Villamar). Nel Condaghe di Santa Maria di Bonarcado, CSMB, XIth, XIIIth century, Abbiamo, Petru de Coroniu (71), text in a donation to Santa Maria della Regina d'Arborea donna Algarburs: .do to Sancta Maria de Bonarcatu su latus (the meth of the service) who had in Lugia, the fiancée of Egizu Figos, and latus of Maria fiia de Lugia.pro to the soul of Berringeri de Scol. Donna Algarburs, Queen of Arboera, wife of Barisone de Serra Giudice. (Barisone I de Lacon - Serra, first cousin of Comite III de Lacon - Serra. He married in the first wedding Pellegrina de Lacon, who had five children. Spinto from his political desiring of unification of the kingdom of Sardinia, in 1157, he divorced the wife Pellegrina , to get married in the middle of nozze Algarbursa De Bas, daughter of the Catalan noble Poncio de Cervera de Bas, cognate of Berengar IV, story of Barcelona, re name of the crown of Aragon (for more detailed information). ) Page 324/15, of its opera "De Rebus Sardois II", Ioanne Franciscus Fara, reports a different part of the news respecting Di Sto. Sa.> Baron Lacon, deceased father iudex arborensis successit et prius Peregrinam Laconem uxorem duxit..deinde Peregrina defuncta (not divorced), secundis nuptis cum Aglbursa coniunxit.Attuually I have my name Corongiu and present in 118 Italian communes, of which 62 in Sardinia: Quartu SE 70, Laconi 66, Cagliari 59, etc.
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