Though Lucrezia governed the Vatican, Rodrigo Borgia retreated further into himself. He sought to obliterate the memory of his affection for Julia and her longing for their daughter, now wed to Alfonso di Calabria. Yet, even distanced from …

Lucrezia finds herself in a precarious situation with the return of Rodrigo Borgia. He holds absolute power and shows no mercy to those who oppose him. As a counselor to the Pope, she can neither command his attention nor quell her husband’…

The emergence of Cesare’s new mistress threatened to ignite a diplomatic crisis, while accusations of dissolute conduct now shadowed the Borgia name in public discourse.

When a subordinate commander takes a city without proper authority, Cesare finds himself compelled to placate a powerful ruler. Meanwhile, Lucrezia’s son sustains a fall that threatens his life.

As Rodrigo navigated intricate political currents, Leonardo da Vinci presented Cesare with a potent instrument, and death found its way to the doorstep of the Borgia family.

Across the continent, unrest is growing, and the Cardinals sense their authority slipping. Simultaneously, preparations are underway for Lucrezia's forthcoming marriage.

The loss of both his beloved and his daughter brought Cesare a crushing defeat, a wound that festered deep within him. Consequently, Lucrezia’s betrothal became a matter of intricate political maneuvering and profound emotional weight.

As Lucrezia’s wedding drew near, a storm gathered around Cesare. His own generals, men who had pledged loyalty, now plotted insurrection. Simultaneously, those closest to Rodrigo spun webs of deceit, their ambitions aimed at his downfall.

Lucrezia found her reception by the Borgia household to be a complicated affair, a blend of hope and disappointment. Meanwhile, a widespread outbreak of malaria swept through their ancestral lands, its impact resonating with a significance …

Rodrigo’s demise unleashed a cascade of turmoil, impacting numerous factions, and compelled Cesare to deploy his most intricate political strategies. With the situation escalating, the weight of the conflict demanded a level of artistry in …

The new papacy had just been established, and with it, a fracturing of the established order. This upheaval left Cesare facing a rising tide of adversaries, each more formidable than the last.

Cesare faces judgment for treason, accused of offenses against the Holy See and the Ten Commandments, with his longtime companion Niccolò Machiavelli serving as his prosecutor.

Cesare finds himself in La Mancha, facing judgment before the Inquisition, as Lucrezia is compelled to employ desperate strategies to preserve her union.

As Lucrezia grapples with the complexities of her family's past and the uncertain path ahead, Cesare arrives at his definitive assessment.