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Pandolfo IV Malatesta, nicknamed Pandolfaccio (Bad Pandulph) (July 1475 – June 1534) was an Italian condottiero and lord of Rimini and other cities in Romagna. He was a member of the House of Malatesta and a minor player in the Italian Wars. He was the son of Roberto Malatesta, at the death of whom (1482) he was created captain general of the Republic of Venice. Four years later he was created knight by King Alfonso II of Naples.

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  • Ο Παντόλφο Δ΄, ιταλ.: Pandolfo IV Malatesta, με το παρωνύμιο Pandolfaccio (Κακός Παντόλφ) (Ιούλιος 1475 - Ιούνιος 1534) από τον Οίκο των Μαλατέστα ήταν Ιταλός κοντοτιέρο και κύριος του Ρίμινι και άλλων πόλεων στη . Ήταν ένας μικρός παίκτης στους Ιταλικούς Πολέμους. (el)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, surnommé Pandolfaccio (déformation péjorative de son nom signifiant « méchant Pandolphe ») (juillet 1475 - juin 1534) fut un condottiere italien, seigneur de Rimini et d'autres villes de Romagne, membre de la Maison de Malatesta, qui a joué un rôle mineur dans les guerres d'Italie. (fr)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, apodado Pandolfaccio (1475-1534), fue un condotiero italiano y señor de Rímini y otras ciudades de la Romaña. Fue miembro de la Casa de Malatesta y participante de menor importancia en las Guerras italianas (1494-1559). (es)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, nicknamed Pandolfaccio (Bad Pandulph) (July 1475 – June 1534) was an Italian condottiero and lord of Rimini and other cities in Romagna. He was a member of the House of Malatesta and a minor player in the Italian Wars. He was the son of Roberto Malatesta, at the death of whom (1482) he was created captain general of the Republic of Venice. Four years later he was created knight by King Alfonso II of Naples. In 1495, hired by the Venetians, he took part in the Battle of Fornovo, and later besieged the French garrison Novara. Pandolfo's violence and murders gained him the hatred of his subjects: in 1497, a failed rape attempt on a young girl spurred a revolt in Rimini, which he could suppress only with Venetian intervention. He escaped another plot in 1498. Two years later, Cesare Borgia invaded Pandolfo's territories and Pope Alexander VI, Cesare's father, excommunicated him. Abandoned by his subjects, Pandolfo was compelled to give up Rimini for 2,900 ducats, living in Venice in the following years. After Alexander's death, he took advantage of Cesare's illness to attack Rimini in 1503, but without definitive success. In 1509, he took part in the Battle of Agnadello, and after the Venetian defeat he changed sides, submitting to the Holy Roman Emperor. He later besieged Padua, but was forced to return to his fief of Cittadella, which was officially given him in 1512. He later returned to Venice. In 1522, Pandolfo, together with his son Sigismondo, managed to regain briefly Rimini. In 1527, after the Sack of Rome and capture of Pope Clement VII, the two Malatestas entered again their ancestral city, but were soon ousted by Papal mercenaries. He later lived in poverty at Ferrara, under the protection of Duke Alfonso d'Este. Pandolfo died in 1534 in Rome. He is buried in the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere. (en)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, soprannominato Pandolfaccio (5 luglio 1475 – giugno 1534), è stato un condottiero italiano e Signore di Rimini e di altre città della Romagna. (it)
  • Пандольфо IV Малатеста (итал. Pandolfo IV Malatesta) по прозвищу Пандольфаччо (итал. Pandolfaccio; июль 1475 — июнь 1534) — итальянский кондотьер, сеньор Римини в 1482—1500 и 1522—1523. (ru)
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  • Ο Παντόλφο Δ΄, ιταλ.: Pandolfo IV Malatesta, με το παρωνύμιο Pandolfaccio (Κακός Παντόλφ) (Ιούλιος 1475 - Ιούνιος 1534) από τον Οίκο των Μαλατέστα ήταν Ιταλός κοντοτιέρο και κύριος του Ρίμινι και άλλων πόλεων στη . Ήταν ένας μικρός παίκτης στους Ιταλικούς Πολέμους. (el)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, surnommé Pandolfaccio (déformation péjorative de son nom signifiant « méchant Pandolphe ») (juillet 1475 - juin 1534) fut un condottiere italien, seigneur de Rimini et d'autres villes de Romagne, membre de la Maison de Malatesta, qui a joué un rôle mineur dans les guerres d'Italie. (fr)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, apodado Pandolfaccio (1475-1534), fue un condotiero italiano y señor de Rímini y otras ciudades de la Romaña. Fue miembro de la Casa de Malatesta y participante de menor importancia en las Guerras italianas (1494-1559). (es)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, soprannominato Pandolfaccio (5 luglio 1475 – giugno 1534), è stato un condottiero italiano e Signore di Rimini e di altre città della Romagna. (it)
  • Пандольфо IV Малатеста (итал. Pandolfo IV Malatesta) по прозвищу Пандольфаччо (итал. Pandolfaccio; июль 1475 — июнь 1534) — итальянский кондотьер, сеньор Римини в 1482—1500 и 1522—1523. (ru)
  • Pandolfo IV Malatesta, nicknamed Pandolfaccio (Bad Pandulph) (July 1475 – June 1534) was an Italian condottiero and lord of Rimini and other cities in Romagna. He was a member of the House of Malatesta and a minor player in the Italian Wars. He was the son of Roberto Malatesta, at the death of whom (1482) he was created captain general of the Republic of Venice. Four years later he was created knight by King Alfonso II of Naples. (en)
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  • Pandolfaccio Malatesta (fr)
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  • Малатеста, Пандольфо IV (ru)
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