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Ciarla has a stock in the Roman, especially in Velletri and in Rome, and in the Latin area in Latina and Cisterna di Latina, a stock in the Campobasso area in Ripabottoni and Santa Croce in Magliano, and one in Campania, in Fragneto Monforte in the Benevento area, in Montemiletto and Avellino in the Avellino area and in Naples, Ciarle is practically unique, Ciarli, absolutely rare, would seem to be Roman, Ciarlo has a Ligurian lineage, in Savona and Quiliano, Vado Ligure and Varazze in the Savona area and in Cogoleto in the Genoese, a Lazio region, in Sezze in the latinense and Rome, and one from Campania in the Benevento area, at Cerreto Sannita, Faicchio, Pontelandolfo and Morcone, should derive from the medieval name Ciarlo, Ciarla, in turn derived from the Italianization of the French name Charles (the pronunciation of the phoneme cha is cia) , name of which we have an example of use in the Novellino of Masuccio Salernitano: "... I say therefore that in the time that the duke Rainere d'Angioia, emolo of the quiet peace, from the potencia with the wisdom insignia of the divo prince king Alfonso was from Naples and from the hunted kingdom, like she liked, for a certain time in Florence if he refused; where among the other Francis, that to such a great loss and curved shipwreck the accompanying, they were dui valerusi and acconenti cavalieri, the one called Filippo de Lincurto and the other Ciarlo d'Amboia .... ".
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