Renaissance sovereigns Costanzo Sforza and Camilla of Aragon
The article describes the life of the rulers of the Italian Renaissance, the lords of the city of Pesaro Costanzo Sforza (1447 - 1483) and Camilla Marzano of Aragon (? - ab.1514). Their life is interesting, first of all, for its typicality. Costanzo Sforza was a famous condottiere who changed political views depending on financial circumstances and personal sympathies. Camilla of Aragon lived the life of the ideal wife of a prince. She was a highly educated woman who successfully ruled the state in the absence of her husband. After the early death of Costanzo, Camilla remained faithful to his memory and and ended her days as a godly widow.