House of Borgia

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de Borja, Borgia, etc.

  • Coat of Arms
  • House of Borja Ancient arms Borgia family originated in the town of Borja in Zaragoza province from where they moved to Kingdom of Valencia following its conquest and establishment after 1238

    House of Borja
    Ancient arms
    Borgia family originated in the town of Borja in Zaragoza province from where they moved to Kingdom of Valencia following its conquest and establishment after 1238

  • House of Borja Lords and Barons of Torre de Canals Arms from mid-14th-early 15th century Last male representative became Pope Callixtus III in 1455

    House of Borja
    Lords and Barons of
    Torre de Canals
    Arms from mid-14th-early
    15th century
    Last male representative became Pope Callixtus III in 1455

  • Cadet Branches
  • House of Borgia Llanzol Lords of Villalonga and Perputxent Barons of Anna and Canals Counts of Castelnou and Forna Matrilineal branch issued from Juana, daughter of Jofré de Borja and sister of Pope Alexander VI

    House of Borgia Llanzol
    Lords of Villalonga and Perputxent
    Barons of Anna and Canals
    Counts of Castelnou and Forna
    Matrilineal branch issued from Juana, daughter of Jofré de Borja and sister of Pope Alexander VI

  • House of Borgia-Xàtiva Hereditary Jurors of the Military Estate of Xàtiva Issued from Rodrigo Gil de Borja, scion of Borgia family Last representative of this branch became Pope Alexander VI in 1492

    House of Borgia-Xàtiva
    Hereditary Jurors of the Military Estate of Xàtiva
    Issued from Rodrigo Gil de Borja, scion of Borgia family
    Last representative of this branch became Pope Alexander VI in 1492

  • House of Borgia-Gandía Lords of Castillo de Bairén, Bellreguart, Turís, Xeresa and Chella Counts of Oliva Marquises of Llombai Dukes of Gandía Issued from Giovanni Borgia, illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI

    House of Borgia-Gandía
    Lords of Castillo de Bairén, Bellreguart, Turís, Xeresa
    and Chella
    Counts of Oliva
    Marquises of Llombai
    Dukes of Gandía
    Issued from Giovanni Borgia, illegitimate son of Pope
    Alexander VI

  • House of Borgia-Squillace Lords of Nisida and Pallagorio Counts of Cariati, Simari and Olivito Princes of Squillace Issued from Gioffre Borgia, illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI Neapolitan branch

    House of Borgia-Squillace
    Lords of Nisida and Pallagorio
    Counts of Cariati, Simari
    and Olivito
    Princes of Squillace
    Issued from Gioffre Borgia, illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI
    Neapolitan branch

  • Personal Arms
  • Alfons de Borja Bishop of Valencia Cardinal of the Catholic Church Later Pope Callixtus III Alternative arms variant

    Alfons de Borja
    Bishop of Valencia
    Cardinal of the Catholic Church
    Later Pope Callixtus III
    Alternative arms variant

  • Isabel de Borja Sister of Pope Callixtus III Mother of Pope Alexander VI

    Isabel de Borja
    Sister of Pope Callixtus III
    Mother of Pope Alexander VI

  • Vanozza dei Cattanei Mistress of Pope Alexander VI Mother of Cesare, Giovanni, Lucrezia and Gioffre Borgia

    Vanozza dei Cattanei
    Mistress of Pope Alexander VI
    Mother of Cesare, Giovanni, Lucrezia and Gioffre Borgia

  • Cesare Borgia Duke of Romagna, Urbino and Valentinois Illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI

    Cesare Borgia
    Duke of Romagna, Urbino
    and Valentinois
    Illegitimate son of Pope
    Alexander VI

  • Cesare Borgia Duke of Romagna, Urbino and Valentinois Arms variant as Captain General of the Church

    Cesare Borgia
    Duke of Romagna, Urbino
    and Valentinois
    Arms variant as Captain General of the Church

  • Louise Borgia Duchess of Valentinois Dame of Châlus Daughter and heiress of Cesare Borgia Plausible arms

    Louise Borgia
    Duchess of Valentinois
    Dame of Châlus
    Daughter and heiress of
    Cesare Borgia
    Plausible arms

  • Giovanni Borgia 2nd Duke of Gandía Duke of Sessa Illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI Progenitor of Gandía branch

    Giovanni Borgia
    2nd Duke of Gandía
    Duke of Sessa
    Illegitimate son of Pope
    Alexander VI
    Progenitor of Gandía branch

  • Lucrezia Borgia Duchess consort of Bisceglie 1498-1500 Duchess consort of Ferrara, Modena, and Reggio 1505-1519 Illegitimate daughter of Pope Alexander VI

    Lucrezia Borgia
    Duchess consort of Bisceglie
    1498-1500
    Duchess consort of Ferrara, Modena, and Reggio
    1505-1519
    Illegitimate daughter of Pope
    Alexander VI

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