Federico da Montefeltro

Italian condottiero and Duke of Urbino

Federico da Montefeltro - Leaders & Politicians born June 7th, 1422
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Served as a prominent condottiero during the Italian Renaissance. Held the title of Duke of Urbino from 1444 until his death in 1482. Established a court that became a center for art and culture, attracting renowned artists and scholars. Military tactics and effective governance contributed to Urbino's stability and prosperity.

Served as Duke of Urbino, enhancing the state

Sculpted a significant cultural and artistic court

Mastered military strategies and tactics

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