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Massilliacus était un village important au moyen-âge. Il dépendait du marquisat d'Uxelles et ressortait de la justice de l'abbé de Cluny. Le village est situé au bord de la Grosne. Il n'y a qu'un seul Massilly en France et probablement aucun autre dans le monde !