Database: Ottaviano Riario - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 12:16, 10 May 2022

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	[[File:~~Zw-ottavianoriario~~.png\|right\|125px]]		[[File:AC2 DB Ottaviano Riario.png\|right\|125px]]
	Date of Birth: 1479.<br />		Date of Birth: 1479.<br>
	Profession: Count, Noble.		Profession: Count, Noble.

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	When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.		When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.

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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 20:37, 23 June 2018

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	[[Ottaviano Riario\|Ottaviano]] entered the service of the [[Florence\|Florentine Republic]] as a [[Mercenaries\|condottiero]] when he was 19, at the request of his mother, [[Caterina Sforza]], who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form [[Forlì]], but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.		[[Ottaviano Riario\|Ottaviano]] entered the service of the [[Florence\|Florentine Republic]] as a [[Mercenaries\|condottiero]] when he was 19, at the request of his mother, [[Caterina Sforza]], who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form [[Forlì]], but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.

	Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI ([[Rodrigo Borgia]]) offered his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]] to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended to sign declarations of impotence or just simply disappeared. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]'s, assault on Forlì.		Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI ([[Rodrigo Borgia]]) offered his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]] to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended [[Giovanni Sforza\|to sign declarations of impotence]] or just simply [[Alfonso of Aragon\|disappeared]]. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]'s, assault on Forlì.

	When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.		When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 17:20, 12 October 2016

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	Profession: Count, Noble.		Profession: Count, Noble.

	[[Ottaviano Riario\|Ottaviano]] entered the service of the [[Florence\|Florentine Republic]] as a condottiero when he was 19, at the request of his mother, [[Caterina Sforza]], who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form [[Forlì]], but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.		[[Ottaviano Riario\|Ottaviano]] entered the service of the [[Florence\|Florentine Republic]] as a [[Mercenaries\|condottiero]] when he was 19, at the request of his mother, [[Caterina Sforza]], who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form [[Forlì]], but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.

	Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI ([[Rodrigo Borgia]]) offered his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]] to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended to sign declarations of impotence or just simply disappeared. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]'s, assault on Forlì.		Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI ([[Rodrigo Borgia]]) offered his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]] to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended to sign declarations of impotence or just simply disappeared. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]'s, assault on Forlì.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:45, 31 May 2016

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	[[File:Zw-ottavianoriario.png\|right\|125px]]		[[File:Zw-ottavianoriario.png\|right\|125px]]
	Date of Birth: 1479.<br>		Date of Birth: 1479.<br />
	Profession: Count, Noble.		Profession: Count, Noble.

imported>Master Sima Yi at 20:01, 26 February 2015

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	When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.		When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.
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imported>Master Sima Yi: Master Sima Yi moved page Database/People (AC2):Ottaviano Riario to Database: Ottaviano Riario

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Master Sima Yi moved page Database/People (AC2):Ottaviano Riario to Database: Ottaviano Riario

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imported>Master Sima Yi at 16:32, 26 February 2015

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	Profession: Count, Noble.		Profession: Count, Noble.

	Ottaviano entered the service of the Florentine Republic as a condottiero when he was 19, at the request of his mother, Caterina Sforza, who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form Forlì, but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.		[[Ottaviano Riario\|Ottaviano]] entered the service of the [[Florence\|Florentine Republic]] as a condottiero when he was 19, at the request of his mother, [[Caterina Sforza]], who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form [[Forlì]], but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.

	Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia) offered his daughter Lucrezia to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended to sign declarations of impotence or just simply disappeared. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, Cesare's, assault on Forlì.		Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI ([[Rodrigo Borgia]]) offered his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]] to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended to sign declarations of impotence or just simply disappeared. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]'s, assault on Forlì.

	When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, Julius II, to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.		When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, [[Julius II]], to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.
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{{Edit|Database/People (AC2):Ottaviano Riario|Text=Edit this tab}}
[[File:Zw-ottavianoriario.png|right|125px]]
Date of Birth: 1479.<br>
Profession: Count, Noble.

Ottaviano entered the service of the Florentine Republic as a condottiero when he was 19, at the request of his mother, Caterina Sforza, who wanted to cement the amiable relations with Florence. He commanded 100 men form Forlì, but terminated his contract after only a year because Florence didn't have the money to pay him.

Despite account which describe Ottaviano as obese, brainless and under his mother's thumb, Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia) offered his daughter Lucrezia to Ottaviano. Why? Because Rodrigo decided that those were traits he could tolerate in a son-in-law as long as that son-in-law was the key to controlling the territories of Forlì and Imola. Plus, his praying mantis of a daughter, Lucrezia, rarely stayed married to one man for long. Her husbands tended to sign declarations of impotence or just simply disappeared. Wisely, Caterina denied the marriage, enraging the Pope and leading to his son, Cesare's, assault on Forlì.

When Caterina was ousted by Cesare and entered her exile in Florence, under her guidance Ottaviano attempted to convince the new pope, Julius II, to give him back the lordship of Imola and Forlì, but instead Ottaviano ended up selling the Riario claim to Julius, for an I.O.U. no less.
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