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Juan Domingo de Borja y Doncel, doncel y señor de la Torreta de Canals, fue un noble español valenciano, de origen aragonés procedente de la villa zaragozana de Borja, hijo de Domingo I de Borja y de su esposa Caterina Doncel. Era integrante de la noble familia Borja, la cual pasó a instalarse en el reino de Valencia después de participar ...
Juan Domingo de Borja y Doncel (c. 1357 – ?) was the father of future Pope Callixtus III. He held the title over the Barony La Torre de Canals. He was a member of the House of Borja.
Domingo de Borja may refer to: Domingo I de Borja, grandfather of Pope Calixtus III and early member of the House of Borja from the Señorío de Torre de Canals; Juan Domingo de Borja, head of the main branch of the House of Borja, father of Pope Calixtus III; See also. House of Borja
Alfons de Borja (1378–1458) was born to Francina Llançol and Domingo de Borja in La Torreta, Canals, which was then situated in the Kingdom of Valencia. Alfons de Borja was a professor of law at the University of Lleida , then a diplomat for the Kings of Aragon before becoming a cardinal.
Giovanni Borgia, II duca di Gandia. Giovanni Borgia (in catalano Joan, in spagnolo Juan; Italia, 1476 [2] – Roma, 14 giugno 1497) è stato un nobile e militare italiano, secondo duca di Gandia, secondo figlio illegittimo di Rodrigo Borgia e Vannozza Cattanei, fratello di Cesare, Lucrezia e Goffredo Borgia . Descritto come un ...
Juan Domingo de Borja y Doncel, doncel y señor de la Torreta de Canals, fue un noble español valenciano, de origen aragonés procedente de la villa zaragozana de Borja, hijo de Domingo I de Borja y de su esposa Caterina Doncel.
Alfonso de Borja begins the legacy of the dynasty by becoming Pope Calixtus III. Alfonso de Borja, future Pope Callixtus III, was born in the small town of Canals (Valencia) on December 31, 1378. His parents, Domingo de Borja, a local landowner without noble lineage, and Francisca de Borja, baptized him in nearby Xàtiva.
