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* [[House of Borgia]], the history behind the Borgia family and where they're located. | * [[House of Borgia]], the history behind the Borgia family and where they're located. | ||
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[[Rodrigo Borgia]] = Vannozza dei Cattanei Juana | |||
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[[Juan Borgia the Younger|Juan]] [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]] [[Lucrezia Borgia|Lucrezia]] = [[Perotto Calderon]] [[Juan Borgia the Elder|Juan]] | |||
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** [[Rodrigo Borgia]], also known as Pope Alexander VI, leader of the Knights Templar during the Renaissance in Italy and the mind behind the [[Auditore Execution|execution of four Auditore family members]]. | ** [[Rodrigo Borgia]], also known as Pope Alexander VI, leader of the Knights Templar during the Renaissance in Italy and the mind behind the [[Auditore Execution|execution of four Auditore family members]]. | ||
** [[Juan Borgia the Younger]], Rodrigo Borgia's first son. | ** [[Juan Borgia the Younger]], Rodrigo Borgia's first son. | ||
** [[Cesare Borgia]], commander of the Papal army, son of Rodrigo Borgia and arch-nemesis of Master Assassin [[Ezio Auditore]]. | ** [[Cesare Borgia]], commander of the Papal army, son of Rodrigo Borgia and arch-nemesis of Master Assassin [[Ezio Auditore]]. | ||
** [[Lucrezia Borgia]], illegitimate daughter of Rodrigo Borgia and younger sister of Cesare Borgia. | ** [[Lucrezia Borgia]], illegitimate daughter of Rodrigo Borgia and younger sister of Cesare Borgia. | ||
** [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], Cesare's cousin and one of his generals and the Templars' treasurer. | ** [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], Cesare's cousin and one of his generals and the Templars' treasurer. | ||
** [[Giovanni Borgia]], the son of Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] and Lucrezia Borgia. | ** [[Giovanni Borgia]], the son of Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] and Lucrezia Borgia. | ||
** [[Battista Borgia]], Cesare's third cousin and a Borgia Captain whose men attacked [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]] at the barracks in [[Rome]]. | ** [[Battista Borgia]], Cesare's third cousin and a Borgia Captain whose men attacked [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]] at the barracks in [[Rome]]. | ||
* [[Borgia Messengers]], also known as Borgia Couriers, messengers who worked under order of Rodrigo Borgia and who usually carried around 1500ƒ for bribes, payments and information. | * [[Borgia Messengers]], also known as Borgia Couriers, messengers who worked under order of Rodrigo Borgia and who usually carried around 1500ƒ for bribes, payments and information. | ||
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- Rodrigo Borgia, also known as Pope Alexander VI, leader of the Knights Templar during the Renaissance in Italy and the mind behind the execution of four Auditore family members.
- Juan Borgia the Younger, Rodrigo Borgia's first son.
- Cesare Borgia, commander of the Papal army, son of Rodrigo Borgia and arch-nemesis of Master Assassin Ezio Auditore.
- Lucrezia Borgia, illegitimate daughter of Rodrigo Borgia and younger sister of Cesare Borgia.
- Juan Borgia the Elder, Cesare's cousin and one of his generals and the Templars' treasurer.
- Giovanni Borgia, the son of Assassin Perotto Calderon and Lucrezia Borgia.
- Battista Borgia, Cesare's third cousin and a Borgia Captain whose men attacked Bartolomeo d'Alviano at the barracks in Rome.
- Borgia Messengers, also known as Borgia Couriers, messengers who worked under order of Rodrigo Borgia and who usually carried around 1500ƒ for bribes, payments and information.