Antonio Gonzaga
Italian condottiero
About Antonio Gonzaga
Antonio Gonzaga was a condottiero.
Antonio Gonzaga (died 6 January 1496) was an Italian condottiero.
He was a son of Luigi Gonzaga and Luigia Gonzaga, who belonged to the Palazzolo and Novellara branches of the House of Gonzaga respectively. On his way to Rome to be crowned Holy Roman Emperor by pope Nicholas V, Frederick III of Habsburg made Antonio a knight at Ferrara in 1452.
Marriages and issue He married Francesca Uberti and later Orsina Cavriani. By them he had five children:
Ludovico (?-1503), monk Agostina, nun Giampietro (?-1511), condottiero, who married Costanza Stanga di Cremona then Agostina Martinengo. Cesare Luigia (1458β1542), married Cristoforo Castiglione, with whom he was father to the famous humanist Baldassarre Castiglione
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Antonio Gonzaga?
Italian condottiero
When did Antonio Gonzaga die?
Antonio Gonzaga died on 6 January 1496.
What was Antonio Gonzaga's occupation?
Antonio Gonzaga was a condottiero.
Sources & further reading
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