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Alfonsina Orsini. Alfonsina Orsini ( Nàpols, Itàlia, 1472 - Florència, 7 de febrer de 1520) va ser una noble italiana, filla de Roberto Orsini, comte de Tagliacozzo (abans de 1445 - 29 de juny del 1476 a Siena) i la seva esposa Catalina Sanseverino .
After her son's death, Alfonsina could not, as a woman, inherit any power in Florence. Shortly after her son's death, she returned to Rome, but increasingly weak, she died on 7 February 1520. She was buried in the Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo. The façade of the Basilica of. Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome.
Alfonsina Orsini (1472-1520), die Gattin von Piero II. de' Medici "Bernardo [Rucellai] reported having seen the young girl [the bride of Piero II., Alfonsina Orsini] and he seemed satisfied with her if not particularly enthusiastic about her appearance, which he described as 'neither good nor bad'.
When Alfonsina Orsini was born in 1472, in Florence, Tuscany, Italy, her father, Conte Roberto Orsini Signore di Pacentro, Conte di Tagliacozzo e di Alba, Signore di Sant'Angelo, di San Polo e di San Gregorio, was 47 and her mother, Caterina Sanseverino, was 37. She married Piero De' Medici "Lo sfortunato" in March 1488.
Alfonsina Orsini ( Nápoles, 1472 - Roma, 7 de febrero de 1520) fue una noble italiana, hija del conde de Tagliacozzo Roberto Orsini, esposa del signore de Florencia Piero II de Médici, cuñada del papa León X y madre del duque de Urbino Lorenzo II de Médici. Datos rápidos Información personal, Nacimiento ...
Alfonsina de' Medici, regente de Florencia (n. 1472) Alfonsina Orsini (1472 - 7 de febrero de 1520) fue regente de Florencia. Gobernó la República de Florencia durante las ausencias de su hijo en el período 1515-1519. Se temía su gobierno como una señal del fin del gobierno republicano allí.
Alfonsina Orsini de' Medici 71 republican regimes, it is generally agreed, had fewer options. Natalie Davis has recently argued that: The two kinds of early modern political regimes - republics and mon archies - gave different scope to the political role of women. The oligar chical republics, such as Florence of the early Renaissance ...
