Enrico Pastelli was a noble and elected doge of Porto di Fermo. He was elected in 984 AC during a short lived rebellion of the province against the empire. The Augusta of the empire vetoed Pastelli's election, as he had made his intentions clear before being elected and gathered a short majority of the vote. When the nobility refused the empire's veto, the empire sent in troops, killing and imprisoning many inhabitants and nobles who voted for Pastelli and supported independence from the empire.
Pastelli was captured while trying to flee the city under siege to Owlchester and was executed on the city square and left to hand for 2 weeks. The city square was renamed Torchio Square after the insurgence.