Mogliano 1744 is a commemoration of an event happened during April 1744 when six regiments of the austrian-hungarian army stopped by Mogliano for a month. They were going to south with the goal of fighting the advancement of the Spanish army in the Naple Reign. During a month of stay in Mogliano, the soldiers established very good relationships with the locals. When they had to leave, a parade was organzed as a farewell and Mogliano was given the title of "City" by a paper of the Queen of Hungary signed by Giorgio Cristiano Lobkowitz, the prince of the empire.