Giovanni Sforza was an Italian nobleman born in 1466, known for being a member of the powerful Sforza family of Milan. He became the Duke of Milan through his marriage to Isabella of Aragon, which helped strengthen political alliances in the region. Giovanni was also a military leader and played a role in various conflicts during the Italian Wars. Despite his noble status, Giovanni's life was marked by political intrigue and personal challenges. He was eventually exiled from Milan due to his conflicts with other powerful families, including the Visconti. Giovanni Sforza died in 1510, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with the tumultuous history of Renaissance Italy.