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Alexander had widespread public support, and was capable, diplomatic and skilled, as well as rich, hedonistic and concerned with ostentatious displays. While Alexander at first tried to keep his role separate from family, his children soon benefited from his election, and received huge wealth; Cesare became a cardinal in 1493.. Relatives arrived in Rome and were rewarded and the Borgais were soon endemic in Italy. While many other Popes had been nepotists, Alexander was promoting his own children and had a range of mistresses, something that further fuelled a growing and negative reputation. At this point some of the Borgia children also began to cause problems, as they annoyed their new families, and at one point Alexander appears to have threatened to excommunicate a mistress for returning to her husband.
Alexander soon had to navigate a way through the warring states and families which surrounded him, and at first he tried negotiation, including the marriage of a twelve year old Lucrezia to Giovanni Sforza. He had some success with dipomacy, but it was short lived. Meanwhile Lucrezia's husband proved a poor soldier, and he fled in opposition to the pope, who then had him divorced. We don't know why he fled, but accounts claim he believed rumours of incest between Alexander and Lucrezia that persist to this day.Alexander looked at the condition of the Papal States, left in disarray after the first French invasion, and decided military action was needed. He thus ordered Cesare, who was in Milan with his army, to pacify large areas of central Italy for the Borgias. Cesare had early success, although when his large French contingent returned to France he needed a new army and returned to Rome. Cesare seemed to have control over his father now, and people after papal appointments and acts found it more profitable to seek out the son instead of Alexander. Cesare also became Captain-General of the churches armies, and a dominant figure in central Italy. Lucrezia's husband was also killed, possibly on the orders of an angry Cesare, who also was rumoured to be acting against those who badmouthed him in Rome by assassinations. Murder was common in Rome, and many of the unsolved deaths were attributed to the Borgias, and usually Cesare.
With a substantial war chest from Alexander, Cesare conquered., and at one point marched to remove Naples from the control of the dynasty who had given the Borgias their start. When Alexander went south to oversee the division of land, Lucrezia was left behind in Rome as regent. The Borgia family gained great amounts of land in the Papal States, which were now concentrated in the hands of one family more than ever before, and Lucrezia was packed off to marry Alfonso d'Este to secure a flank of Cesare's conquests.
The Fall of the Borgias
As the alliance with France now seemed to be holding Cesare back, plans were made, deals struck, wealth acquired and enemies murdered to take a change of direction, but in mid-1503 Alexander died of malaria. Cesare found his benefactor gone, his realm not yet consolidated, large foreign armies in the north and south, and himself also deeply ill. Furthermore, with Cesare weak, his enemies rushed back from exile to threaten his lands, and when Cesare failed to coerce the papal conclave he retreated from Rome. He persuaded the new pope to re-admit him safely, but that pontiff died after twenty six days and Cesare had to flee. He supported a great Borgia rival, Cardinal della Rovere, as Pope Julius III, but with his lands conquered and his diplomacy rebuffed an annoyed Julius arrested Cesare. Borgias were now thrown out of their positions, or forced into keeping quiet. Developments allowed Cesare to be released, and he went to Naples, but he was arrested by Ferdinand of Aragon and locked up again. Cesare did escape after two years, but was killed in a skirmish in 1507. He was just 31. http://europeanhistory.about.com/od/italyandthecitystates/a/The-Borgias.htm
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El envenenamiento, el incesto, la corrupción, la intriga... forman parte de la herencia de los Borgia. Increíblemente ricos, politicamente astutos y grandes mecenas, su influencia sobre la Iglesia católica no tuvo parangón. Su pasión, su desprecio por la moralidad convencional y su voluntad de anteponer el interés de la familia a cualquier otro contribuyeron a su ascensión meteorica en la sociedad renacentista italiana, tal como muestra el documental "Los secreto de los Borgia".
La estirpe de los Borgia procedía de la familia Borja, de origen valenciano, que desembarcó en la Roma renacentista a mediados del siglo XV. En 1492, Rodrigo Borgia, sobrino de Calixto III y padre de cuatro hijos reconocidos fruto de su relación con Vannozza Catanei, fue proclamado Papa. Con el nombre de Alejandro VI protagonizó un breve período de mandato tras cuya magnificencia se ocultaron las más abyectas miserias humanas. Durante su pontificado se alzaron numerosas y bellas construcciones arquitectónicas destinadas a mejorar, enriquecer y proteger sus posesiones. En el plano político, logró fortalecer el poder temporal de los papas, tomando como arma las desavenencias entre las familias nobles italianas y los intereses de los monarcas franceses y españoles. Su corrupta conducta y sus crueles actos contribuyeron a avivar la oscura fama de su familia, fielmente relatada en el documental. César Borgia, el modelo que inspiró la obra de Maquiavelo, hará de la conspiración un arte, al margen de sus supuestos crímenes y vicios.
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Get a sneak peek look at what's in store for season 3 of The Borgias.
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House of Borgia
The House of Borgia (/ˈbɔːrʒə/; Italian: [ˈbɔrdʒa]; Spanish: Borja [ˈborxa]; Valencian: Borja [ˈbɔɾdʒa]) family became prominent during the Renaissance in Italy. They were from Valencia, the surname being a toponymic from Borja, then in the Crown of Aragon, in Spain.
The Borgias became prominent in ecclesiastical and political affairs in the 15th and 16th centuries, producing two popes: Alfons de Borja, who ruled as Pope Callixtus III during 1455–1458, and Rodrigo Lanzol Borgia, as Pope Alexander VI, during 1492–1503.
Especially during the reign of Alexander VI, they were suspected of many crimes, including adultery, incest, simony, theft, bribery, and murder (especially murder by arsenic poisoning). Because of their grasping for power, they made enemies of the Medici, the Sforza, and the Dominican friar Savonarola, among others. They were also patrons of the arts who contributed to the Renaissance.
History
Early history
The Borja or Borgia emerged from Valencia in the Crown of Aragon, Spain. There were numerous unsubstantiated claims that the family was of Jewish origin. These underground rumours were propagated by, among others, Giuliano della Rovere, and the family was frequently described as marranos by political opponents. The rumours have persisted in popular culture for centuries, listed in the Semi-Gotha of 1912.
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Alexander had widespread public support, and was capable, diplomatic and skilled, as well as rich, hedonistic and concerned with ostentatious displays. While Alexander at first tried to keep his role separate from family, his children soon benefited from his election, and received huge wealth; Cesare became a cardinal in 1493.. Relatives arrived in Rome and were rewarded and the Borgais were soon endemic in Italy. While many other Popes had been nepotists, Alexander was promoting his own children and had a range of mistresses, something that further fuelled a growing and negative reputation. At this point some of the Borgia children also began to cause problems, as they annoyed their new families, and at one point Alexander appears to have threatened to excommunicate a mistress for returning to her husband. Alexander soon had to navigate a way through the warring states and families which surrounded him, and at first he tried negotiation, including the marriage of a twelve year old Lucrezia to Giovanni Sforza. He had some success with dipomacy, but it was short lived. Meanwhile Lucrezia's husband proved a poor soldier, and he fled in opposition to the pope, who then had him divorced. We don't know why he fled, but accounts claim he believed rumours of incest between Alexander and Lucrezia that persist to this day.Alexander looked at the condition of the Papal States, left in disarray after the first French invasion, and decided military action was needed. He thus ordered Cesare, who was in Milan with his army, to pacify large areas of central Italy for the Borgias. Cesare had early success, although when his large French contingent returned to France he needed a new army and returned to Rome. Cesare seemed to have control over his father now, and people after papal appointments and acts found it more profitable to seek out the son instead of Alexander. Cesare also became Captain-General of the churches armies, and a dominant figure in central Italy. Lucrezia's husband was also killed, possibly on the orders of an angry Cesare, who also was rumoured to be acting against those who badmouthed him in Rome by assassinations. Murder was common in Rome, and many of the unsolved deaths were attributed to the Borgias, and usually Cesare. With a substantial war chest from Alexander, Cesare conquered., and at one point marched to remove Naples from the control of the dynasty who had given the Borgias their start. When Alexander went south to oversee the division of land, Lucrezia was left behind in Rome as regent. The Borgia family gained great amounts of land in the Papal States, which were now concentrated in the hands of one family more than ever before, and Lucrezia was packed off to marry Alfonso d'Este to secure a flank of Cesare's conquests. The Fall of the Borgias As the alliance with France now seemed to be holding Cesare back, plans were made, deals struck, wealth acquired and enemies murdered to take a change of direction, but in mid-1503 Alexander died of malaria. Cesare found his benefactor gone, his realm not yet consolidated, large foreign armies in the north and south, and himself also deeply ill. Furthermore, with Cesare weak, his enemies rushed back from exile to threaten his lands, and when Cesare failed to coerce the papal conclave he retreated from Rome. He persuaded the new pope to re-admit him safely, but that pontiff died after twenty six days and Cesare had to flee. He supported a great Borgia rival, Cardinal della Rovere, as Pope Julius III, but with his lands conquered and his diplomacy rebuffed an annoyed Julius arrested Cesare. Borgias were now thrown out of their positions, or forced into keeping quiet. Developments allowed Cesare to be released, and he went to Naples, but he was arrested by Ferdinand of Aragon and locked up again. Cesare did escape after two years, but was killed in a skirmish in 1507. He was just 31. http://europeanhistory.about.com/od/italyandthecitystates/a/The-Borgias.htm -
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El envenenamiento, el incesto, la corrupción, la intriga... forman parte de la herencia de los Borgia. Increíblemente ricos, politicamente astutos y grandes mecenas, su influencia sobre la Iglesia católica no tuvo parangón. Su pasión, su desprecio por la moralidad convencional y su voluntad de anteponer el interés de la familia a cualquier otro contribuyeron a su ascensión meteorica en la sociedad renacentista italiana, tal como muestra el documental "Los secreto de los Borgia". La estirpe de los Borgia procedía de la familia Borja, de origen valenciano, que desembarcó en la Roma renacentista a mediados del siglo XV. En 1492, Rodrigo Borgia, sobrino de Calixto III y padre de cuatro hijos reconocidos fruto de su relación con Vannozza Catanei, fue proclamado Papa. Con el nombre de Alejandro VI protagonizó un breve período de mandato tras cuya magnificencia se ocultaron las más abyectas miserias humanas. Durante su pontificado se alzaron numerosas y bellas construcciones arquitectónicas destinadas a mejorar, enriquecer y proteger sus posesiones. En el plano político, logró fortalecer el poder temporal de los papas, tomando como arma las desavenencias entre las familias nobles italianas y los intereses de los monarcas franceses y españoles. Su corrupta conducta y sus crueles actos contribuyeron a avivar la oscura fama de su familia, fielmente relatada en el documental. César Borgia, el modelo que inspiró la obra de Maquiavelo, hará de la conspiración un arte, al margen de sus supuestos crímenes y vicios. -
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'Borgia' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Le ultime 56 ore (2010)
Actors: Gianmarco Tognazzi (actor), Luigi Maria Burruano (actor), Ugo De Rossi (editor), Pino Donaggio (composer), Claudio Fragasso (actor), Claudio Fragasso (director), Luca Lionello (actor), Barbora Bobulova (actress), Rossella Drudi (writer), Francesco Venditti (actor), Primo Reggiani (actor), Vanni Fois (actor), Simona Borioni (actress), Libero De Rienzo (actor), David Coco (actor),
Genres: Action, Drama,Trancers 4: Jack of Swords (1994)
Actors: Vlad Paunescu (producer), Stephen Macht (actor), Oana Paunescu (costume designer), Oana Paunescu (producer), Jake Roberts (actor), Tim Thomerson (actor), Charles Band (producer), Alan Oppenheimer (actor), Lochlyn Munro (actor), Mark Arnold (actor), Ion Haiduc (actor), Costel Constantin (actor), Adrian Pintea (actor), Jeff Moldovan (actor), Jake McKinnon (actor),
Plot: Jack is now back in the future. He had since lost Lena, and finds out that he's lost his other wife Alice to none other than Harris. While heading out for another assignment, something goes awry with the TCL chamber. Jack finds himself in a whole new dimension. He also runs across a different version of trancers. These guys seem to be in control of this planet. Jack manages to assist a rebel group known as the "Tunnel Rats" crush the rule of the evil Lord Calaban.
Keywords: b-movie, castle, cult-film, female-nudity, fourth-part, parallel-universe, sequel, sequel-to-cult-favorite, sword-fight, time-travelGenres: Action, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: Time waits for no man... Deth Lives...
Quotes:
Prospero: Killing isn't always the answer.::Jack Deth: No, but it's usually a pretty good guess.Caliban: [to Prospero] I though I'd find you here. It's time to come home, my son.::Prospero: No.::Caliban: You've changed...yes, you've been reborn. Just as I anticipated, you were amongst the meat you could not resist, and now, we'll be together.::Prospero: Together in Hell! [he tries to attack Caliban, but Caliban easily grabs and disarms him, tossing his sword aside then shoving him away.]::Caliban: Your heart's not in this, boy. [unknown to him, Jack Deth sneaks up, and takes Prospero's sword.]::Jack Deth: Mine is. [he waves his sword in challenge] Engarde, motherfucker!
La maréchale d'Ancre (1979)
Actors: Jacques Alric (actor), Jean-Pierre Bisson (actor), Philippe Clay (actor), Jacques Monod (actor), Jean-François Poron (actor), Nicolas Silberg (actor), Anne Canovas (actress), Jean Kerchbron (writer), Jean Kerchbron (director), Sacha Pitoëff (actor), Silvia Monfort (actress), Robert Benoît (actor), Igor De Savitch (actor), Nadège Clair (actress), Gilles Léger (actor),
Genres: ,Storm Over Firenze (1968)
Actors: Bert Struys (director), Marcel Hendrickx (actor), Vic Moeremans (actor), Ugo Prinsen (actor), Jan Reussens (actor), Senne Rouffaer (actor), Alex Cassiers (actor), Domien De Gruyter (actor), Vera Veroft (actress), Rik Andries (actor), Leo Haelterman (actor), Jo Dua (director), Luc Vilsen (writer),
Genres: Drama,...e la donna creò l'uomo (1964)
Actors: Alexandra Stewart (actress), Angelo Dessy (actor), Attilio Dottesio (actor), Thomas Fritsch (actor), Claudio Gora (actor), Gino Cervi (actor), Massimo Serato (actor), Camillo Mastrocinque (director), Ennio Morricone (composer), Kurt Nachmann (writer), Senta Berger (actress), Dominique Boschero (actress), Edoardo Anton (writer), Silvana Jachino (actress), Franz Antel (writer),
Genres: Drama,Borgia
It was the age of Da Vinci and Michelangelo, of enlightened creativity and unparalleled intellectual achievement. But it was also the age of Machievelli, of rampant lawlessness, incessant war and unspeakable depravity. At the heart of the world order was the Vatican, the arbiter of conflicts between kingdoms and empires. And at the center of the Vatican was a man whose quest for power would propel him to seek the ultimate prize, the holy see of Rome. He was a man whose name would become synonymous with ruthlessness, and whose reign as pope would be remembered as the most infamous chapter of the history of the Catholic church -Rodrigo Borgia. His four children -Juan, the oldest, a prideful, lazy, unscrupulous sexual predator, Cesare, a young man torn between a faith that was not his calling and his dark violent nature, Lucretia, a young girl discovering the secret power that a women's sexuality holds, and Goffredo, an innocent child who would come of age in a family riven by conflict- would provide Rodrigo with a challenge as great as the political maneuvering of his political and religious rivals. "Borgia" is a one hour dramatic series that chronicles the rise to power of this Catalan Cardinal and his clan, who would seek to establish a dynasty that would hold sway over the entire world. Though a man of faith, Rodrigo was also in thrall to the pleasures of the flesh. Not only did he have to deal with the plotting and conspiracies of his fellow cardinals and the representatives of the great powers, but he was locked in a struggle to contain the bitter sibling rivalries that threatened to tear his family apart. "Borgia" is a cauldron of intrigue, violence, murder, lust, politics, faith, incest, betrayal and redemption, a story as compelling and enlightening as the age in which it takes place.
Cast
- Diarmuid Noyes
- Isolda Dychauk
- Marta Gastini
- John Doman
- Mark Ryder
- Paul Brennen
- Art Malik
- Assumpta Serna
- Valentina D'Agostino
- Victor Schefé
- Scott William Winters
- Babsie Steger
- Dejan Cukic
- Michael Fitzgerald
- Laura Fedorowycz
- Alejandro Albarracín
- Andrew Hawley
- Thibaut Evrard
- Karel Dobrý
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At the French encampment, Djem learns of his son's murder by his brother, Bajazet. Distraught, he fa...
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Rodrigo addresses the Cardinals. Upon receiving a letter of condolence from della Rovere, Rodrigo in...
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Borgia
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- Piper Music released: 1996
Piper Music
Released 1996- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Guardo La Realtà
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- Tantrance 1: A Trip to Psychedelic Trance released: 1995
- Sound of Gaia Party released: 1995
Tantrance 1: A Trip to Psychedelic Trance
Released 1995- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Mahadeva
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Borgia
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- Ars Magna Moriendi released: 2009
- Ecclesia released: 2009
Ars Magna Moriendi
Released 2009- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Rubedo (Le paradis terrestre)
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Alexander had widespread public support, and was capable, diplomatic and skilled, as well as rich, hedonistic and concerned with ostentatious displays. While Alexander at first tried to keep his role separate from family, his children soon benefited from his election, and received huge wealth; Cesare became a cardinal in 1493.. Relatives arrived in Rome and were rewarded and the Borgais were soon endemic in Italy. While many other Popes had been nepotists, Alexander was promoting his own children and had a range of mistresses, something that further fuelled a growing and negative reputation. At this point some of the Borgia children also began to cause problems, as they annoyed their new families, and at one point Alexander appears to have threatened to excommunicate a mistress for returni... -
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El envenenamiento, el incesto, la corrupción, la intriga... forman parte de la herencia de los Borgia. Increíblemente ricos, politicamente astutos y grandes mecenas, su influencia sobre la Iglesia católica no tuvo parangón. Su pasión, su desprecio por la moralidad convencional y su voluntad de anteponer el interés de la familia a cualquier otro contribuyeron a su ascensión meteorica en la sociedad renacentista italiana, tal como muestra el documental "Los secreto de los Borgia". La estirpe de los Borgia procedía de la familia Borja, de origen valenciano, que desembarcó en la Roma renacentista a mediados del siglo XV. En 1492, Rodrigo Borgia, sobrino de Calixto III y padre de cuatro hijos reconocidos fruto de su relación con Vannozza Catanei, fue proclamado Papa. Con el nombre de Alejandro ... -
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The Borgias of History - Renaissance Studies
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Alexander had widespread public support, and was capable, diplomatic and skilled, as well as rich, hedonistic and concerned with ostentatious displays. While Al...Alexander had widespread public support, and was capable, diplomatic and skilled, as well as rich, hedonistic and concerned with ostentatious displays. While Alexander at first tried to keep his role separate from family, his children soon benefited from his election, and received huge wealth; Cesare became a cardinal in 1493.. Relatives arrived in Rome and were rewarded and the Borgais were soon endemic in Italy. While many other Popes had been nepotists, Alexander was promoting his own children and had a range of mistresses, something that further fuelled a growing and negative reputation. At this point some of the Borgia children also began to cause problems, as they annoyed their new families, and at one point Alexander appears to have threatened to excommunicate a mistress for returning to her husband. Alexander soon had to navigate a way through the warring states and families which surrounded him, and at first he tried negotiation, including the marriage of a twelve year old Lucrezia to Giovanni Sforza. He had some success with dipomacy, but it was short lived. Meanwhile Lucrezia's husband proved a poor soldier, and he fled in opposition to the pope, who then had him divorced. We don't know why he fled, but accounts claim he believed rumours of incest between Alexander and Lucrezia that persist to this day.Alexander looked at the condition of the Papal States, left in disarray after the first French invasion, and decided military action was needed. He thus ordered Cesare, who was in Milan with his army, to pacify large areas of central Italy for the Borgias. Cesare had early success, although when his large French contingent returned to France he needed a new army and returned to Rome. Cesare seemed to have control over his father now, and people after papal appointments and acts found it more profitable to seek out the son instead of Alexander. Cesare also became Captain-General of the churches armies, and a dominant figure in central Italy. Lucrezia's husband was also killed, possibly on the orders of an angry Cesare, who also was rumoured to be acting against those who badmouthed him in Rome by assassinations. Murder was common in Rome, and many of the unsolved deaths were attributed to the Borgias, and usually Cesare. With a substantial war chest from Alexander, Cesare conquered., and at one point marched to remove Naples from the control of the dynasty who had given the Borgias their start. When Alexander went south to oversee the division of land, Lucrezia was left behind in Rome as regent. The Borgia family gained great amounts of land in the Papal States, which were now concentrated in the hands of one family more than ever before, and Lucrezia was packed off to marry Alfonso d'Este to secure a flank of Cesare's conquests. The Fall of the Borgias As the alliance with France now seemed to be holding Cesare back, plans were made, deals struck, wealth acquired and enemies murdered to take a change of direction, but in mid-1503 Alexander died of malaria. Cesare found his benefactor gone, his realm not yet consolidated, large foreign armies in the north and south, and himself also deeply ill. Furthermore, with Cesare weak, his enemies rushed back from exile to threaten his lands, and when Cesare failed to coerce the papal conclave he retreated from Rome. He persuaded the new pope to re-admit him safely, but that pontiff died after twenty six days and Cesare had to flee. He supported a great Borgia rival, Cardinal della Rovere, as Pope Julius III, but with his lands conquered and his diplomacy rebuffed an annoyed Julius arrested Cesare. Borgias were now thrown out of their positions, or forced into keeping quiet. Developments allowed Cesare to be released, and he went to Naples, but he was arrested by Ferdinand of Aragon and locked up again. Cesare did escape after two years, but was killed in a skirmish in 1507. He was just 31. http://europeanhistory.about.com/od/italyandthecitystates/a/The-Borgias.htmwn.com/The Borgias Of History Renaissance Studies
Alexander had widespread public support, and was capable, diplomatic and skilled, as well as rich, hedonistic and concerned with ostentatious displays. While Alexander at first tried to keep his role separate from family, his children soon benefited from his election, and received huge wealth; Cesare became a cardinal in 1493.. Relatives arrived in Rome and were rewarded and the Borgais were soon endemic in Italy. While many other Popes had been nepotists, Alexander was promoting his own children and had a range of mistresses, something that further fuelled a growing and negative reputation. At this point some of the Borgia children also began to cause problems, as they annoyed their new families, and at one point Alexander appears to have threatened to excommunicate a mistress for returning to her husband. Alexander soon had to navigate a way through the warring states and families which surrounded him, and at first he tried negotiation, including the marriage of a twelve year old Lucrezia to Giovanni Sforza. He had some success with dipomacy, but it was short lived. Meanwhile Lucrezia's husband proved a poor soldier, and he fled in opposition to the pope, who then had him divorced. We don't know why he fled, but accounts claim he believed rumours of incest between Alexander and Lucrezia that persist to this day.Alexander looked at the condition of the Papal States, left in disarray after the first French invasion, and decided military action was needed. He thus ordered Cesare, who was in Milan with his army, to pacify large areas of central Italy for the Borgias. Cesare had early success, although when his large French contingent returned to France he needed a new army and returned to Rome. Cesare seemed to have control over his father now, and people after papal appointments and acts found it more profitable to seek out the son instead of Alexander. Cesare also became Captain-General of the churches armies, and a dominant figure in central Italy. Lucrezia's husband was also killed, possibly on the orders of an angry Cesare, who also was rumoured to be acting against those who badmouthed him in Rome by assassinations. Murder was common in Rome, and many of the unsolved deaths were attributed to the Borgias, and usually Cesare. With a substantial war chest from Alexander, Cesare conquered., and at one point marched to remove Naples from the control of the dynasty who had given the Borgias their start. When Alexander went south to oversee the division of land, Lucrezia was left behind in Rome as regent. The Borgia family gained great amounts of land in the Papal States, which were now concentrated in the hands of one family more than ever before, and Lucrezia was packed off to marry Alfonso d'Este to secure a flank of Cesare's conquests. The Fall of the Borgias As the alliance with France now seemed to be holding Cesare back, plans were made, deals struck, wealth acquired and enemies murdered to take a change of direction, but in mid-1503 Alexander died of malaria. Cesare found his benefactor gone, his realm not yet consolidated, large foreign armies in the north and south, and himself also deeply ill. Furthermore, with Cesare weak, his enemies rushed back from exile to threaten his lands, and when Cesare failed to coerce the papal conclave he retreated from Rome. He persuaded the new pope to re-admit him safely, but that pontiff died after twenty six days and Cesare had to flee. He supported a great Borgia rival, Cardinal della Rovere, as Pope Julius III, but with his lands conquered and his diplomacy rebuffed an annoyed Julius arrested Cesare. Borgias were now thrown out of their positions, or forced into keeping quiet. Developments allowed Cesare to be released, and he went to Naples, but he was arrested by Ferdinand of Aragon and locked up again. Cesare did escape after two years, but was killed in a skirmish in 1507. He was just 31. http://europeanhistory.about.com/od/italyandthecitystates/a/The-Borgias.htm
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LOS SECRETOS DE LOS BORGIA.
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El envenenamiento, el incesto, la corrupción, la intriga... forman parte de la herencia de los Borgia. Increíblemente ricos, politicamente astutos y grandes mec...El envenenamiento, el incesto, la corrupción, la intriga... forman parte de la herencia de los Borgia. Increíblemente ricos, politicamente astutos y grandes mecenas, su influencia sobre la Iglesia católica no tuvo parangón. Su pasión, su desprecio por la moralidad convencional y su voluntad de anteponer el interés de la familia a cualquier otro contribuyeron a su ascensión meteorica en la sociedad renacentista italiana, tal como muestra el documental "Los secreto de los Borgia". La estirpe de los Borgia procedía de la familia Borja, de origen valenciano, que desembarcó en la Roma renacentista a mediados del siglo XV. En 1492, Rodrigo Borgia, sobrino de Calixto III y padre de cuatro hijos reconocidos fruto de su relación con Vannozza Catanei, fue proclamado Papa. Con el nombre de Alejandro VI protagonizó un breve período de mandato tras cuya magnificencia se ocultaron las más abyectas miserias humanas. Durante su pontificado se alzaron numerosas y bellas construcciones arquitectónicas destinadas a mejorar, enriquecer y proteger sus posesiones. En el plano político, logró fortalecer el poder temporal de los papas, tomando como arma las desavenencias entre las familias nobles italianas y los intereses de los monarcas franceses y españoles. Su corrupta conducta y sus crueles actos contribuyeron a avivar la oscura fama de su familia, fielmente relatada en el documental. César Borgia, el modelo que inspiró la obra de Maquiavelo, hará de la conspiración un arte, al margen de sus supuestos crímenes y vicios.wn.com/Los Secretos De Los Borgia.
El envenenamiento, el incesto, la corrupción, la intriga... forman parte de la herencia de los Borgia. Increíblemente ricos, politicamente astutos y grandes mecenas, su influencia sobre la Iglesia católica no tuvo parangón. Su pasión, su desprecio por la moralidad convencional y su voluntad de anteponer el interés de la familia a cualquier otro contribuyeron a su ascensión meteorica en la sociedad renacentista italiana, tal como muestra el documental "Los secreto de los Borgia". La estirpe de los Borgia procedía de la familia Borja, de origen valenciano, que desembarcó en la Roma renacentista a mediados del siglo XV. En 1492, Rodrigo Borgia, sobrino de Calixto III y padre de cuatro hijos reconocidos fruto de su relación con Vannozza Catanei, fue proclamado Papa. Con el nombre de Alejandro VI protagonizó un breve período de mandato tras cuya magnificencia se ocultaron las más abyectas miserias humanas. Durante su pontificado se alzaron numerosas y bellas construcciones arquitectónicas destinadas a mejorar, enriquecer y proteger sus posesiones. En el plano político, logró fortalecer el poder temporal de los papas, tomando como arma las desavenencias entre las familias nobles italianas y los intereses de los monarcas franceses y españoles. Su corrupta conducta y sus crueles actos contribuyeron a avivar la oscura fama de su familia, fielmente relatada en el documental. César Borgia, el modelo que inspiró la obra de Maquiavelo, hará de la conspiración un arte, al margen de sus supuestos crímenes y vicios.
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Vidas privadas - Los Borgia - la papisa - el reinado de las prostitutas T0-48-06
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Lucrezia & Cesare kiss, Cesare kills Pedro | Borgia 1x12
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Lucrezia & Cesare share an intimate moment only to discover that Pedro Caldes is behind the curtain. Cesare goes on an Hamlet-esque rampage.Lucrezia & Cesare share an intimate moment only to discover that Pedro Caldes is behind the curtain. Cesare goes on an Hamlet-esque rampage.wn.com/Lucrezia Cesare Kiss, Cesare Kills Pedro | Borgia 1X12
Dokumentation - Der Fall Borgia
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Inzest, sexuelle Ausschweifungen, Korruption und Brudermord - es gibt kaum eine Todsünde, die dem Borgia-Clan nicht nachgesagt wird. Was ist Mythos, was Wirklic...Inzest, sexuelle Ausschweifungen, Korruption und Brudermord - es gibt kaum eine Todsünde, die dem Borgia-Clan nicht nachgesagt wird. Was ist Mythos, was Wirklichkeit im "Fall Borgia"?wn.com/Dokumentation Der Fall Borgia
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Borgia S01E02 [Full Episode]
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The Borgias Season 3: Tease - Lookahead
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Get a sneak peek look at what's in store for season 3 of The Borgias.Get a sneak peek look at what's in store for season 3 of The Borgias.wn.com/The Borgias Season 3 Tease Lookahead
Get a sneak peek look at what's in store for season 3 of The Borgias.
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