Database: Lorenzo de' Medici - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:32, 12 May 2022

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	[[File:~~Zw-lorenzodemedici~~.png\|right\|125px]]		[[File:AC2 DB Lorenzo de' Medici.png\|right\|125px]]
	Date of Birth: 1449.<br />		Date of Birth: 1449.<br>
	Profession: Ruler of [[Florence]].		Profession: Ruler of [[Florence]].

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	Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk [[Girolamo Savonarola\|Savonarola]]'s rise to power.		Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk [[Girolamo Savonarola\|Savonarola]]'s rise to power.

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imported>Piero.schiavone1994: Piero.schiavone1994 moved page Database: Lorenzo de'Medici to Database: Lorenzo de' Medici: Like Vieri and Francesco de' Pazzi, unlike Clara O'Dea or Liam O'Brian. His article is styled as that, too.

2017-03-24T16:53:43Z

Piero.schiavone1994 moved page Database: Lorenzo de'Medici to Database: Lorenzo de' Medici: Like Vieri and Francesco de' Pazzi, unlike Clara O'Dea or Liam O'Brian. His article is styled as that, too.

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	Simultaneously keeping the dream of the Florentine Republic alive while leaving the people with very little legitimate power, [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] deftly ruled [[Renaissance]] Florence during its Golden Age.		Simultaneously keeping the dream of the Florentine Republic alive while leaving the people with very little legitimate power, [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] deftly ruled [[Renaissance]] Florence during its Golden Age.

	Lorenzo's grandfather, [[Cosimo de' Medici\|Cosimo]], built the [[House of Medici\|Medici]] Bank, creating one of the most powerful financial institutions in Europe and becoming fabulously rich in the process.		Lorenzo's grandfather, [[Cosimo de' Medici\|Cosimo]], built the [[House of Medici\|Medici]] [[banks\|Bank]], creating one of the most powerful financial institutions in Europe and becoming fabulously rich in the process.

	Considered the smartest of Cosimo's grandchildren, Lorenzo was already being sent on diplomatic missions as a child. Although his father was inept and sickly, his mother was a poet. She introduced Lorenzo to many of the most prominent artists of the day, instilling in him a love of art and culture.		Considered the smartest of Cosimo's grandchildren, Lorenzo was already being sent on diplomatic missions as a child. Although [[Piero di Cosimo de' Medici\|his father]] was inept and sickly, [[Lucrezia Tornabuoni\|his mother]] was a poet. She introduced Lorenzo to many of the most prominent artists of the day, instilling in him a love of art and culture.

	In 1469, when he was only twenty, Lorenzo became the head of the Medici family, at which point he quickly gained control of the Florentine government through friends in the city council, payoffs, strategic marriages and threats. But Florence prospered with Lorenzo as its puppeteer. A peace was made between the warring states of [[Italy]] and several masterpieces of Renaissance art by the likes of [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]] and [[Michelangelo]] were made under his care.		In 1469, when he was only twenty, Lorenzo became the head of the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]], at which point he quickly gained control of the Florentine government through friends in the city council, payoffs, strategic marriages and threats. But Florence prospered with Lorenzo as its puppeteer. A peace was made between the warring states of [[Italy]] and several masterpieces of Renaissance art by the likes of [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]] and [[Michelangelo]] were made under his care.

	Ultimately, Lorenzo was happier writing poetry and shadow governing than directing his family's bank. During his lifetime, several branches of the bank collapsed and the Medici assets were wasted on frivolities such as jousting tournaments.		Ultimately, Lorenzo was happier writing poetry and shadow governing than directing his family's bank. During his lifetime, several branches of the bank collapsed and the Medici assets were wasted on frivolities such as jousting tournaments.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:43, 31 May 2016

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	Date of Birth: 1449.<br />		Date of Birth: 1449.<br />

imported>Master Sima Yi at 19:52, 26 February 2015

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	Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk [[Girolamo Savonarola\|Savonarola]]'s rise to power.		Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk [[Girolamo Savonarola\|Savonarola]]'s rise to power.
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imported>Master Sima Yi: Master Sima Yi moved page Database/People (AC2):Lorenzo de'Medici to Database: Lorenzo de'Medici

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Master Sima Yi moved page Database/People (AC2):Lorenzo de'Medici to Database: Lorenzo de'Medici

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imported>Master Sima Yi at 16:21, 26 February 2015

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	[[File:Zw-lorenzodemedici.png\|right\|125px]]		[[File:Zw-lorenzodemedici.png\|right\|125px]]
	Date of Birth: 1449.<br />		Date of Birth: 1449.<br />
	Profession: Ruler of Florence.		Profession: Ruler of [[Florence]].

	Simultaneously keeping the dream of the Florentine Republic alive while leaving the people with very little legitimate power, Lorenzo de' Medici deftly ruled Renaissance Florence during its Golden Age.		Simultaneously keeping the dream of the Florentine Republic alive while leaving the people with very little legitimate power, [[Lorenzo de' Medici]] deftly ruled [[Renaissance]] Florence during its Golden Age.

	Lorenzo's grandfather, Cosimo, built the Medici Bank, creating one of the most powerful financial institutions in Europe and becoming fabulously rich in the process.		Lorenzo's grandfather, [[Cosimo de' Medici\|Cosimo]], built the [[House of Medici\|Medici]] Bank, creating one of the most powerful financial institutions in Europe and becoming fabulously rich in the process.

	Considered the smartest of Cosimo's grandchildren, Lorenzo was already being sent on diplomatic missions as a child. Although his father was inept and sickly, his mother was a poet. She introduced Lorenzo to many of the most prominent artists of the day, instilling in him a love of art and culture.		Considered the smartest of Cosimo's grandchildren, Lorenzo was already being sent on diplomatic missions as a child. Although his father was inept and sickly, his mother was a poet. She introduced Lorenzo to many of the most prominent artists of the day, instilling in him a love of art and culture.

	In 1469, when he was only twenty, Lorenzo became the head of the Medici family, at which point he quickly gained control of the Florentine government through friends in the city council, payoffs, strategic marriages and threats. But Florence prospered with Lorenzo as its puppeteer. A peace was made between the warring states of Italy and several masterpieces of Renaissance art by the likes of Botticelli and Michelangelo were made under his care.		In 1469, when he was only twenty, Lorenzo became the head of the Medici family, at which point he quickly gained control of the Florentine government through friends in the city council, payoffs, strategic marriages and threats. But Florence prospered with Lorenzo as its puppeteer. A peace was made between the warring states of [[Italy]] and several masterpieces of Renaissance art by the likes of [[Sandro Botticelli\|Botticelli]] and [[Michelangelo]] were made under his care.

	Ultimately, Lorenzo was happier writing poetry and shadow governing than directing his family's bank. During his lifetime, several branches of the bank collapsed and the Medici assets were wasted on frivolities such as jousting tournaments.		Ultimately, Lorenzo was happier writing poetry and shadow governing than directing his family's bank. During his lifetime, several branches of the bank collapsed and the Medici assets were wasted on frivolities such as jousting tournaments.

	Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk Savonarola's rise to power.		Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk [[Girolamo Savonarola\|Savonarola]]'s rise to power.
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{{Edit|Database/People (AC2):Lorenzo de'Medici|Text=Edit this tab}}
[[File:Zw-lorenzodemedici.png|right|125px]]
Date of Birth: 1449.<br />
Profession: Ruler of Florence.

Simultaneously keeping the dream of the Florentine Republic alive while leaving the people with very little legitimate power, Lorenzo de' Medici deftly ruled Renaissance Florence during its Golden Age.

Lorenzo's grandfather, Cosimo, built the Medici Bank, creating one of the most powerful financial institutions in Europe and becoming fabulously rich in the process.

Considered the smartest of Cosimo's grandchildren, Lorenzo was already being sent on diplomatic missions as a child. Although his father was inept and sickly, his mother was a poet. She introduced Lorenzo to many of the most prominent artists of the day, instilling in him a love of art and culture.

In 1469, when he was only twenty, Lorenzo became the head of the Medici family, at which point he quickly gained control of the Florentine government through friends in the city council, payoffs, strategic marriages and threats. But Florence prospered with Lorenzo as its puppeteer. A peace was made between the warring states of Italy and several masterpieces of Renaissance art by the likes of Botticelli and Michelangelo were made under his care.

Ultimately, Lorenzo was happier writing poetry and shadow governing than directing his family's bank. During his lifetime, several branches of the bank collapsed and the Medici assets were wasted on frivolities such as jousting tournaments.

Lorenzo died in 1492. Nearly broke, he was unable to prevent the popular backlash against his rich lifestyle and the mad monk Savonarola's rise to power.
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