Isabelle of Naples
See also: Isabelle d' Aragon
Isabelle of Naples , also called Isabelle d' Aragon because of its Hispanic ascent , born the October 2nd 1470 with Naples and died the February 11th 1524 with Bari, is noble a Italy which was not duchess of Milan.
Isabelle was the girl of the king de Naples Alphonse II (1448-1495), of the Dynastie of Trastamare, and Ippolita Maria Sforza (1446-1484), itself girl of François Sforza and thus aunt de Jean Galéas.
She married, the February 2nd 1489, her cousin, the duke of Milan Jean Galéas Sforza (1469-1494), to reinforce alliance between the Royaume of Naples and the Duché of Milan.
Her husband died, the October 22nd 1494, at the twenty-five years age, and the death was sotto voce allotted to the uncle of this last, Ludovic which continued to exert its government as a duke.
Descent
From its marriage, the February 2nd 1489, with Jean Galéas Sforza, were born:- Ippolita (1490-1501)
- Francesco (1491-1512)
- Bona (1494-1557) which married, on June 15th, 1518, the king Sigismond I {{er}} of Poland.
See too
- Dynasty of Trastamare
- Family Sforza
- List of the sovereigns of Milan
External bonds
- Euweb.cz : Isabelle, girl of Alphonse II in the line of kings d' Aragon and of Sicily
- Euweb.cz: Isabelle, wife of Jean Galéas in the family Sforza