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The Medieval Pope Who Had 12 Secret Children and Nobody Cared - and more

The Medieval Pope Who Had 12 Secret Children and Nobody Cared - and more What if everything you learned about the medieval Catholic Church was wrong? Pope Alexander VI fathered at least 12 children while serving as Pope. He bribed his way to the Papacy. His son Cesare Borgia inspired Machiavelli's The Prince. His daughter Lucrezia — history's most infamous femme fatale — was buried with a love letter in her hands. And somehow, nobody was truly surprised. Tonight we go deeper than the scandal. We dismantle the myths one by one — the celibate Pope, the holy papacy, the uniquely wicked Borgias, the Protestant Reformation as moral rescue — and replace them with something far stranger and far more human. This is the real story of power, religion, corruption, and resilience in the medieval world. In this video: The real history of Pope Alexander VI and the Borgia family Why papal celibacy was barely enforced for over 1,000 years The truth about Lucrezia Borgia — poisoner or victim of history? How Cesare Borgia directly inspired The Prince by Machiavelli Why Jan Hus was burned alive 100 years before Martin Luther said the same things The Banquet of Chestnuts — what actually happened inside the Vatican Why the Sistine Chapel was painted for a Pope who was also a warlord Chapters: Hook: The Pope Nobody Talks About Chapter 1: The Myth of the Holy Pope Chapter 2: The Borgia Myth Chapter 3: Lucrezia — The Woman in the Portrait Chapter 4: The Myth of Celibacy Chapter 5: The Myth of Reform Chapter 6: The Verdict If you enjoy history that doesn't talk down to you, subscribe — but only if you genuinely enjoy what I do here.    • The Medieval Pope Who Had 12 Secret Childr...   🎧 Best experienced with headphones or at low volume before sleep. 📖 All historical claims are based on primary and secondary scholarly sources.