Ferrante d'Este

Ferrarese nobleman and condottiero

Ferrante d'Este - Ferrarese nobleman and condottiero
Born

September 19th, 1477
547 years ago

Died

1540
485 years ago — 63 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Italy

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Born into the House of Este, played a significant role in the military conflicts of Renaissance Italy as a condottiero. Commanded forces for the Duchy of Ferrara during wars in the region, contributing to the stability of his family's rule. Engaged in various alliances and rivalries with other Italian states, which were common during this tumultuous period. Died in 1540, leaving a legacy tied to the complex political landscape of the time.

Commanded forces for the Duchy of Ferrara

Participated in multiple Renaissance conflicts

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