Giovanni dalle Bande Nere

Italian military captain and condottiero

Giovanni dalle Bande Nere - Italian military captain and condottiero
Born

1498
527 years ago

Died

November 30th, 1526
498 years ago — 28 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Italy

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A prominent condottiero during the Italian Wars, served as a leader in the conflicts involving Italy's city-states. Established a reputation for military prowess and tactical innovations. Played a significant role in the battles of the Italian Wars, particularly for the Duchy of Milan. Formed a loyal mercenary army known for its effectiveness in battle. His exploits captured the attention of contemporaries and continued to be remarked upon in military history.

Led forces in the Italian Wars

Served the Duchy of Milan

Established a fearsome reputation

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