Alexander VI bought his way to the top of the Papacy and reigned as the most evil Pope in history. He was a symbol of evil and corruption in the Catholic Church, and disgraced the high honor of the Pope. In today's video we're going back in time to see how Alexander VI used his power for evil and will go down in history as being a devil of a Pope. | The Infographics Show

Rodrigo Borgia (1431–1503) – Pope Alexander VI, the most controversial pontiff of the Renaissance. Born in Spain, he rose to power through political skill and family alliances, becoming pope in 1492. His reign was marked by nepotism, ambition, and the rise of the powerful Borgia dynasty in Italy. A master of intrigue, he embodied both the brilliance and corruption of Renaissance Rome. Power, scandal, and legacy in one name. #RodrigoBorgia #PopeAlexanderVI #RenaissanceItaly #BorgiaFamily #ChurchH

Rodrigo Borgia (1431–1503), born Roderic Llançol i de Borja, was a Spanish cardinal and pope known as Alexander VI (1492–1503). ✝️ He came from the powerful Spanish-Valencian Borgia family, which produced several high-ranking church officials. 🏰 In Rome, he advanced thanks to his uncle Alfonso de Borja, Pope Callixtus III, who appointed him cardinal. 👑 As pope, Rodrigo Borgia was one of the most controversial pontiffs of the Renaissance. ⚔️ His reign was marked by open nepotism: he placed his