Lucrezia Borgia – The Life of a Pope's Daughter in the Renaissance
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Vannozza de Catanei bore her lover Rodrigo Borgia/Pope Alexander VI. the following four children:
- the son Juan Borgia, the second Duke of Gandia, born in 1474, assassinated in the night of the 14./15. June 1497; since 1493 married to Donna Maria Enriquez (1477-1520), two children: his son Juan (1494-1543), the third Duke of Gandia, and his daughter Isabella (1497-1557); Juan's famous grandson was the fourth Duke of Gandia and third General of the Society of Jesus, Francesco Borgia (1510-1572); from an extramarital affair in Rome, which was the reason for his death, he had also an illegitimate son, Giovanni (1498 - after 1548), the future Duke of Nepi and Camerino
- the son Cesare Borgia, born in April 1476, died on 12. May 1507; until 1498 Bishop of Pamplona and Valencia and Cardinal, since 1499 Duke of Valence and Duke of the Romagna, since 12. May 1499 married to Charlotte d'Albret († 1514), sister of the King John of Navarre; Cesare had one legitimate daughter Louise (1500-1553) and two illegitimate children, his son Girolamo, born around 1500, and his daughter Camilla/Lucrezia (around 1501-1573), abbess of the Cloister of S. Bernardino in Ferrara
- the daughter Lucrezia Borgia, born on 18. April 1480, died on 24. June 1519
- the son Jofré Borgia, Prince of Squillace, born in 1481, died in 1517; in his first marriage he was married to Sancia of Aragon (1478-1506), an illegitimate daughter of King Alfonso II. of Naples, they married on 11. May 1494; they had no children; his second wife was his cousin Maria de Mila, who gave birth to his four children: his son Francesco and his three daughters Lucrezia, Antonia und Maria
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