Girolamo Riario

Italian Noble and Military Leader

Girolamo Riario - Leaders & Politicians born 1443
Born

1443
582 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Italy

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Held titles as Lord of Imola and Forli during the late 15th century. Served as a military commander and was involved in various political alliances and conflicts of the era. Played a significant role in the power struggles of the Italian city-states. Controlled considerable territories and was a prominent figure in the political landscape of Renaissance Italy.

Governed Imola and Forli

Supported the Papal States in conflicts

Involved in the Pazzi Conspiracy

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