Ippolita Maria Sforza : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

'''Ippolita Maria Sforza''' (1446 – 1484), a oa ur briñsez italian eus an [[Tiegezh Sforza]] a oa o ren e [[dugelezh Milano]] er XVvet kantved, adalek 1450 betek 1535. Dimeziñ a eure da Alfonso, Dug Calabria, arenasa renas diwezhatoc'h e Rouantelezh Naplez evel [[Alfonso II Naplez]].<ref>Charles Cawley, ''Medieval Lands'', Dukes of Milan</ref>

Speredek ha desket e oa Ippolita . Studiañ a reas [[gregach]] ha prederouriezh gant al lenneg hellazat [[Constantine Lascaris]]. Da 14 vloaz e reas ur prezeg latin d'ar pab [[Pius II]] en [[Mantua]], a voe adskrivet gantan dorn ha skignet ken e teuasda vout brudet <ref>{{cite book | authors=Stevenson | page=172 }}</ref>.

Skrivañ a reas kalzig a lizheroù., Embannetembannet inte voe '' Lizheroù Ippolita Maria Sforza'', gant Serena Castaldo bet en Italia el. levr

''The Letters of Ippolita Maria Sforza'', and edited by Serena Castaldo. Previously, in 1893, in Bologna, F. Gabotto published a collection of Ippolita's letters which she had written in Naples from 1475 to 1482.<ref>Nadia Covini, ''Princesses and Ladies of Power at the Sforza Court'', 2006, retrieved on 3 December 2008</ref> Apart from letters, she also wrote poetry, like one in Latin after her father died and in which she laments his death<ref>{{cite book | authors=Stevenson | page=172 }}</ref>.

D'an 10 a viz Here 1465, e Milano, e timezas Ippolita, 19 vloaz, da Alfonso, Dug Calabria ( 1448 – 1495), mab henañ ar roue [[Ferdinand Iañ Naplez]] ha [[Isabella di Chiaramonte]], dugez Calabria. Ippolita nevoe ket rouanez: mervel a reas dek vloaz a-raok na voe anvet he fried da roue.

On 10 October aged nineteen, married He would later reign briefly as King Alfonso II of Naples. Ippolita was never crowned Queen consort as her death occurred ten years before Alfonso attained the Neopolitan throne. The marriage of Alfonso and Ippolita was politically advantageous as it created a powerful alliance between the Kingdom of Naples and the Duchy of Milan, which was one of the most important of the 15th century Italian city-states. Ippolita was Alfonso's first wife. She was unhappy in her marriage as Alfonso openly kept a mistress.