Pope Alexander VI

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Catholic priest Pope human

Pope Alexander VI was a controversial late 15th-century pontiff of the Borgia family, known for his political maneuvering and role in arbitrating colonial claims between Spain and Portugal.

Aliases (1)

Alexander VI ×1

Statements (59)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Catholic priest → Pope → human →
accusation	simony in papal election →
appointedCardinal	Cesare Borgia →
birthDate	1431-01-01 →
birthName	Roderic Llançol i de Borja → Rodrigo de Borja →
birthPlace	Crown of Aragon → Kingdom of Valencia → Xàtiva →
burialPlace	Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli →
child	Cesare Borgia → Gioffre Borgia → Giovanni Borgia → Lucrezia Borgia →
conflict	Italian Wars →
countryOfCitizenship	Crown of Aragon → Papal States →
deathDate	1503-08-18 →
deathPlace	Papal States → Rome →
electedPopeOn	1492-08-11 →
endTime	1503-08-18 →
era	Renaissance →
familyName	Borgia →
givenName	Rodrigo →
influenced	Treaty of Tordesillas →
issuedDocument	Dudum siquidem → Eximiae devotionis → Inter caetera →
knownFor	Borgia family politics → arbitrating colonial claims between Spain and Portugal → controversial papacy → political maneuvering in Italian Wars →
languageSpoken	Italian → Latin → Spanish →
memberOf	House of Borgia →
notableWork	Dudum siquidem → Inter caetera →
papacyEnd	1503-08-18 →
papacyStart	1492-08-11 →
papalName	Alexander VI →
partner	Vannozza dei Cattanei →
portrayedIn	Borgia (TV series) → The Borgias →
positionHeld	Bishop of Rome → Cardinal → Pope → Sovereign of the Papal States → Vice-Chancellor of the Holy Roman Church →
predecessor	Pope Innocent VIII →
religion	Catholic Church →
residence	Apostolic Palace →
spouse	none →
startTime	1492-08-11 →
successor	Pope Pius III →
uncle	Pope Callixtus III →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Pope Paul III →	appointedAsCardinalBy
Inter caetera →	author
University of Aberdeen →	founder
Treaty of Tordesillas →	influencedBy
Renaissance papacy →	notablePope
Sovereign of the Papal States →	officeHolder
Pope Alexander VI ("Alexander VI") →	papalName
Pope Pius III →	predecessor