Alfonso di Calabria — Borgia Character Profile

About Alfonso di Calabria

Duke of Calabria and son of the King of Naples, involved in southern Italian political plots.

Alfonso di Calabria — Character Profile

Alignment

Neutral

Species

Human

Abilities

Military command, Regional governance, Diplomatic representation, Tactical logistics, Court protocol

• Strength: 5/10
• Intelligence: 6/10
• Charisma: 6/10
• Morality: 5/10
• Influence: 6/10

Quick Facts about Alfonso di Calabria

Occupation

politician

Manner of Death

Homicide

Alfonso di Calabria's Known Relations

• Rodrigo of Aragon — Child
• Lucrezia Borgia — Spouse
• Trogia Gazzella — Mother
• Alfonso II of Naples — Father
• Sancha of Aragon — Sibling
• Ferdinand II of Naples — Sibling
• Isabella of Naples — Sibling

Character Facts

Played by

Alejandro Albarracín

Appears in

Borgia (2011)

Role

Minor

Relationships (5)

• Alfonso di Calabria — Pope and Noble — Rodrigo Borgia (John Doman)

  A hierarchical relationship where Rodrigo's spiritual and temporal power supersedes Alfonso's noble status.

• Alfonso di Calabria — alliance — Giovanni Colonna (Karel Dobrý)
• Alfonso di Calabria — Political Opposition — Giulia Farnese (Marta Gastini)

  Indirect conflict arising from competing political interests and court factionalism.

• Alfonso di Calabria — Temporary Truce — Cesare Borgia (Mark Ryder)

  A fragile, pragmatic alliance formed out of necessity rather than trust.

• Alfonso di Calabria — Stabilizing Force — Rodrigo Borgia (John Doman)

  Alfonso's presence provides a counterbalance to the internal chaos and power struggles within the Borgia circle.

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