Database: Bartolomeo d'Alviano (Brotherhood) - Revision history

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	Date of Birth: 1455.<br />		Date of Birth: 1455.<br />
	Profession: {{Wiki~~\|Condottieri~~\|Condottiero}}.		Profession: {{Wiki\|Condottiero}}.

	Born in the town of Alviano in Central [[Italy]], [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano\|Bartolomeo]] grew up to be a clever and resourceful soldier. After spending years in [[Venice]], during which he aided [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] in his campaign against [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]] at the [[Arsenale di Venezia\|Arsenal]], Bartolomeo joined the [[House of Orsini\|Orsini family]] in 1496 to fight against the [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope]] and [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], who were attempting to seize Orsini territory.		Born in the town of Alviano in Central [[Italy]], [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano\|Bartolomeo]] grew up to be a clever and resourceful soldier. After spending years in [[Venice]], during which he aided [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] in his campaign against [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]] at the [[Arsenale di Venezia\|Arsenal]], Bartolomeo joined the [[House of Orsini\|Orsini family]] in 1496 to fight against the [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope]] and [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], who were attempting to seize Orsini territory.

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	Profession: {{Wiki\|Condottieri\|Condottiero}}.		Profession: {{Wiki\|Condottieri\|Condottiero}}.

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	A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.		A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.

	After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[~~French Army~~\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.		After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[France\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.

	At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.		At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.

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	A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.		A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.

	After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[French ~~army~~\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.		After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[French Army\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.

	At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.		At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.

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	Date of Birth: 1455.<br>		Date of Birth: 1455.<br />
	Profession: {{Wiki\|Condottieri\|Condottiero}}.		Profession: {{Wiki\|Condottieri\|Condottiero}}.

	Born in the town of ~~{{Wiki\|~~Alviano}} in Central [[Italy]], [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano\|Bartolomeo]] grew up to be a clever and resourceful soldier. After spending years in [[Venice]], during which he aided [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] in his campaign against [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]] at the [[Arsenale di Venezia\|Arsenal]], Bartolomeo joined the ~~{{Wiki~~\|Orsini family}} in 1496 to fight against the [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope]] and [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], who were attempting to seize Orsini territory.		Born in the town of Alviano in Central [[Italy]], [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano\|Bartolomeo]] grew up to be a clever and resourceful soldier. After spending years in [[Venice]], during which he aided [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] in his campaign against [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]] at the [[Arsenale di Venezia\|Arsenal]], Bartolomeo joined the [[House of Orsini\|Orsini family]] in 1496 to fight against the [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope]] and [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], who were attempting to seize Orsini territory.

	A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of ~~{{Wiki\|~~Gandia}}, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.		A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.

	After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[~~France~~\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.		After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[French army\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.

	At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kingdom ~~of Naples\|Kingdom}}~~ of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking ~~{{Wiki\|~~Trieste}} and ~~{{Wiki\|~~Gorizia}}. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.		At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.

	Everything was coming up roses for Bartolomeo, until the disastrous [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, when he disobeyed orders to avoid combat and directly attacked the [[French Army\|French army]].		Everything was coming up roses for Bartolomeo, until the disastrous [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, when he disobeyed orders to avoid combat and directly attacked the [[French Army\|French army]].

	The battle was lost, Bartolomeo was captured and wounded by the French, and the Venetians lost ~~{{Wiki\|~~Lombardy}}, a province it had taken them "eight hundred years exertion to conquer".		The battle was lost, Bartolomeo was captured and wounded by the French, and the Venetians lost Lombardy, a province it had taken them "eight hundred years exertion to conquer".

	Furious, Venice refused to help Bartolomeo despite his claim that the French commander had stolen "a priceless Venetian [[Shroud of Eden 1\|artefact]]" which he was attempting to rescue.		Furious, Venice refused to help Bartolomeo despite his claim that the French commander had stolen "a priceless Venetian [[Shroud of Eden 1\|artefact]]" which he was attempting to rescue.

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Date of Birth: 1455.<br>
Profession: {{Wiki|Condottieri|Condottiero}}.

Born in the town of {{Wiki|Alviano}} in Central [[Italy]], [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano|Bartolomeo]] grew up to be a clever and resourceful soldier. After spending years in [[Venice]], during which he aided [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] in his campaign against [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]] at the [[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal]], Bartolomeo joined the {{Wiki|Orsini family}} in 1496 to fight against the [[Rodrigo Borgia|Pope]] and [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]], who were attempting to seize Orsini territory.

A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of {{Wiki|Gandia}}, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.

After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[France|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.

At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the {{Wiki|Kingdom of Naples|Kingdom}} of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking {{Wiki|Trieste}} and {{Wiki|Gorizia}}. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.

Everything was coming up roses for Bartolomeo, until the disastrous [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, when he disobeyed orders to avoid combat and directly attacked the [[French Army|French army]].

The battle was lost, Bartolomeo was captured and wounded by the French, and the Venetians lost {{Wiki|Lombardy}}, a province it had taken them "eight hundred years exertion to conquer".

Furious, Venice refused to help Bartolomeo despite his claim that the French commander had stolen "a priceless Venetian [[Shroud of Eden 1|artefact]]" which he was attempting to rescue.

Bartolomeo was kept in French prison until 1513. But the French, as we all know, are very forgiving. He was sprung from jail to fight for them, managing to defeat the [[Switzerland|Swiss]] with only 300 men in 1515.

Later the same year, once restored to his former glory as General of the Venetian Army, he was killed besieging Brescia.

Venice welcomed his body home with a grand ceremony and buried him in the chuch of [[Santo Stefano]].
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	A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.		A few years before Cesare had him killed, the Pope's eldest son, [[Juan Borgia the Younger\|Juan Borgia]], the Duke of Gandia, waged an inept campaign against them. At one point during the siege of Bracciano, Bartolomeo sent an ass out of the gates with a sign around its neck reading: "Let me go for I am an ambassador to the Duke of Gandia". The letter roped to its tail contained further insults.

	After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[French ~~army~~\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.		After his victory at Bracciano, Bartolomeo moved to [[Rome]] and remarried. Yes, [[Pantasilea Baglioni]] was not Bartolomeo's first wife. Oddly enough, he originally paired up with his nominal doppelgänger Bartolomea Orsini, who died during the [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] assault in 1497. He married Pantasilea the same year and immediately became entangled in a battle with the [[French Army\|French]] faction of Cesare's army, led by the [[Octavian de Valois\|Baron de Valois]]. Just goes to show that wives may come and go, but battles are forever.

	At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.		At the end of 1503, Bartolomeo left Rome after being hired by [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand II]] of [[Spain]] to help the [[Spanish Army\|Spanish army]] defeat the French and seize the Kingdom of [[Naples]]. The following year, he defeated [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor\|Maximilian I]], the [[Holy Roman Empire\|Holy Roman Emperor]], taking Trieste and Gorizia. Impressed, Venice elected him to the office of Governor General.