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In 1689-1690 King Esophies ruled over northern-Trastevere. He was known for and also expelled of his power for his lisp. In his 1.5 years of rule, he had two biggest achivements. One being the Palatino Bridge, which is still standing today. Yet he is more famous for individually watching over all of his gold cleaners. He names the gang of cleaners "Goldwassers", this is today thought to be due to his lisp. The term is now rarely used.
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