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In October 1519, Felice secured her stepdaughter Carlotta's marriage to Giantommaso Pico, Napoleone forfeited his claim to the Abbey of Farfa to Francesco when he married Claudia Colonna.Gian Giordano became ill in September 1517 and made a living will bestowing the authority to act as Orsini regent to Felice after his death while their sons were still minors. This involvement in business gave Felice experience that would help to support her both during her marriage and after her husband's death. Thoroughly researched fascinating subject.

Please try your request again later. A story of the turbulent times of Rome and the papacy. Giovanno Roberta della Colle, one of Gian Giordano's chiefs of staff, was present when the living will was made, and records that Gian Giordano said: "I shall leave my wife, that is Madonna Felice, named as Lady and Guardian of the children and of the estate because she has been such a woman and such a wife, and so rightly she merits such an honour. Felice gave birth to two sons, Francesco and Girolamo, choosing the second as the heir to the Orsini fortune (and thus ensuring a rivalry with her stepson, Napoleone), as well as two daughters, Julia and Clarice; another child died during infancy. Ihr Vater war Giuliano della Rovere, der spätere Papst Julius II.Felices Mutter heiratete später einen Angestellten des Kardinals Girolamo Basso della Rovere, Bernardino de Cupis.Felice wuchs im Palazzo de Cupis an der Piazza Navona in Rom auf. Felice wurde dadurch in Rom zu einer der einflussreichsten Frauen ihrer Zeit.

"There were some rumours surrounding Gian Giordano's death, as In 1527, Felice was not staying in the Orsini Palace at Monte Giordano when the The Sack of Rome ended in 1528, but Felice did not immediately return to Rome because Napoleone had set up a force fighting against the Imperial attackers in Bracciano.Though no official portraiture of Felice has been identified, Caroline Murphy has suggested two works might be depictions of Felice. In addition, the Pope gifted Felice with extravagant jewelry and significant sums of money, including an item that would become one of her most prized possessions: a diamond cross originally given to her father from the During her marriage Felice was given her own personal assets, which allowed her to become a wealthy woman in her own right.

Ships from and sold by Amazon.com. I bought this hard cover book used. We work hard to protect your security and privacy. 14 bis 15 Jahren wurde sie von ihrem Vater zum ersten Mal verheiratet, ihr Mann verstarb kurz darauf. Felice della Rovere (c. 1483 - 27 septembre 1536 [1]), également connue sous le nom de Madonna Felice, était la fille illégitime du pape Jules II. Biografía The House of Medici: Its Rise and Fall The fields on her Palo property were well-suited for grain growing, and could produce a significant amount of wheat, as attested to by the entries written by Felice's servants in the account books for the estate.Felice and Gian Giordano had 5 children, 4 of whom survived into adulthood.Some of the Orsini family viewed Felice as an evil stepmother because her sons displaced Napoleone's claims to inheritance, but this was actually Gian Giordano's choice.As the Orsini Signora, Felice had a role in orchestrating the marriages of her stepchildren and her children.

The Pope's Daughter: The Extraordinary Life of Felice della Rovere Not being a fluent student of Italian history or the papacy, this was interesting because it was new information to me. Ihr Vater war Giuliano della Rovere, der spätere Papst Julius II.Felices Mutter heiratete später einen Angestellten des Kardinals Girolamo Basso della Rovere, Bernardino de Cupis.Felice wuchs im Palazzo de Cupis an der Piazza Navona in Rom auf. Prime members enjoy FREE Delivery and exclusive access to music, movies, TV shows, original audio series, and Kindle books. What I do have is a strong history in women in earlier European history (especially Britian) so it was interesting to be able to compare Felice's life to the lives of other prominent historical women of power (given the time). Felice della Rovere (Rome, 1483 – Rome, 27 september 1536) was de buitenechtelijke dochter van kardinaal Giuliano della Rovere (paus Julius II van 1503-1513) en zijn maîtresse Lucrezia Normanni. These are Raphael's Though Felice is less well-known than her female contemporaries such as Congratulations on this excellent venture… what a great idea!I use WIKI 2 every day and almost forgot how the original Wikipedia looks like. Stala se jednou z nejmocnějších žen italské renesance Felice della Rovere (c. 1483 – September 27, 1536 ), also known as Madonna Felice, was the illegitimate daughter of Pope Julius II. Felice Della Rovere (1483 circa – Roma, 27 settembre 1536) era la figlia illegittima del cardinale Giuliano Della Rovere (futuro papa Giulio II). Felice's children married into prominent families: the The exact date of Felice della Rovere's birth is not known. Had to concentrate when reading this book as there are so many people mentioned. Ihre Mutter, Lucrezia Normanni, gehörte zu einer der ältesten Familien der Stadt. I have read some history on Lucrezia Borgia and it's interesting to compare the differences in the relationships between the two women and their respective fathers (with Lucrezia's being much more public and close to her father). The identity of her first husband is unknown, but he was probably from Savona or Not much information is available about this brief marriage, except that the man died in early 1504 due to unknown circumstances, and the experience probably caused Felice to be hesitant to remarry.Upon her husband's death, Felice likely received the dowry that was given on her marriage and this share of money would only be available to her while she remained unmarried.After becoming pope in 1503, Pope Julius II aimed to find Felice a second husband.Some scholars have hypothesised the marriage as an unhappy one, claiming that Gian Giordano mocked Felice for being the bastard daughter of a pope,When Pope Julius II refused to attend the wedding he arranged for his daughter and Gian Giordano, it is believed that Felice interpreted this as a lack of respect on the part of her father and was resentful towards him.Following this reconciliation, Julius II frequently made Felice the guest of honour at various parties in Rome, where oftentimes she was the only woman present. The Borgias and Their Enemies: 1431-1519 You're listening to a sample of the Audible audio edition.Something went wrong. Biografia.

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