Juana of Aragon

Maria
Isabel ended up getting her money's worth out of her man (though he also played the adultery field very well, and had a number of illegitimate children, one of whom made Bishop before the age of 15). Not sure, but I believe that another of his children was a noted beauty, Juana of Aragon (http://www.lyons.co.uk/A4H/bigc/Joanna.htm), who was based in Italy.


Ann:
I think this Juana may rather have been the daughter of ...
Ferdinand's sister's [Juana of Aragon]
husband's [Ferrante I, King of Naples -- son of Alfonso V (King of Aragon, Naples, and Sicily) and Maria of Castile (daughter of Enrique III, King of Castile and Leon)]
illegitimate son [ Fernando d'Aragona, son of Ferrante's mistress Diana Guardato] !

This Fernando married first, Anna da Sanseverino, second, Castellana de Cardona. All of whom are called "of Aragon" or the equivalent ...

I know Ferdinand had at least four illegitimate children, but do we have any sense of whether they were born before or after his marriage to Isabella?

L.P.H.,

Ann

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