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{{Villain Infobox|image = Piero Pollaiuolo Portrait of Galeazzo Maria Sforza.jpg|fullname = Galeazzo Maria Sforza|origin = Fermo, Italy|occupation = 5th duke of Milan (1466 - 26th December 1476)|hobby = Torturing his enemies Raping women|goals = Eliminate all his enemies in Milan|crimes = Rape [[Torture]] [[Murder]] Abusing his power as duke|type of villain = Sadistic ~~depraved duke~~}}'''Galeazzo Maria Sforza''' (24 January 1444 - 26 December 1467) was the fifth Duke of Milan from 1466 until his death in 1467.

{{Villain Infobox|image = Piero Pollaiuolo Portrait of Galeazzo Maria Sforza.jpg|fullname = Galeazzo Maria Sforza|origin = Fermo, Italy|occupation = 5th duke of Milan (1466 - 26th December 1476)|hobby = Listening to classical composers Torturing his enemies Raping women|goals = Eliminate all his enemies in Milan|crimes = [[Rape]] [[Torture]] [[Murder]] Abusing his power as duke|type of villain = Sadistic Depraved Duke}}'''Galeazzo Maria Sforza''' (24 January 1444 - 26 December 1467) was the fifth Duke of Milan from 1466 until his death in 1467.

== Villainy ==

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== Assassination ==

On 26 December 1467, Sforza was attending Mass in the Santo Stefano church when he was approached by [[Giovanni Andrea Lampugnani]], a courtier who was involved in a land dispute with him. Lampugnani knelt before ~~Sforze~~, and words were exchanged, before Lampugnani jumped up and stabbed Sforza in the groin. Lampugnani and his co-conspirators [[Carlo Visconti]], [[Gerolamo Olgiati]] and a servant of Lampugnani known only as [[Franzone (assassin)|Franzone]] then stabbed Sforza repeatedly, killing him in a matter of seconds. In the ensuing mayhem, Visconti and Olgiati managed to escape, although Lampugnani became entangled in the church cloth and was killed by one of Sforza's guards. Sforza's corpse soon fell into the hands of a mob, which dragged it through the streets beating it, before decapitating the corpse and hanging it upside down outside Lampugnani's house.

On 26 December 1467, Sforza was attending Mass in the Santo Stefano church when he was approached by [[Giovanni Andrea Lampugnani]], a courtier who was involved in a land dispute with him. Lampugnani knelt before Sforza, and words were exchanged, before Lampugnani jumped up and stabbed Sforza in the groin. Lampugnani and his co-conspirators [[Carlo Visconti]], [[Gerolamo Olgiati]] and a servant of Lampugnani known only as [[Franzone (assassin)|Franzone]] then stabbed Sforza repeatedly, killing him in a matter of seconds. In the ensuing mayhem, Visconti and Olgiati managed to escape, although Lampugnani became entangled in the church cloth and was killed by one of Sforza's guards. Sforza's corpse soon fell into the hands of a mob, which dragged it through the streets beating it, before decapitating the corpse and hanging it upside down outside Lampugnani's house.

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-{{Villain Infobox|image = Piero Pollaiuolo Portrait of Galeazzo Maria Sforza.jpg|fullname = Galeazzo Maria Sforza|origin = Fermo, Italy|occupation = 5th duke of Milan <small>(1466 - 26th December 1476)</small>|hobby = Torturing his enemies<br>Raping women|goals = Eliminate all his enemies in Milan|crimes = Rape<br>[[Torture]]<br>[[Murder]]<br>Abusing his power as duke|type of villain = Sadistic depraved duke}}'''Galeazzo Maria Sforza''' (24 January 1444 - 26 December 1467) was the fifth Duke of Milan from 1466 until his death in 1467.
+{{Villain Infobox|image = Piero Pollaiuolo Portrait of Galeazzo Maria Sforza.jpg|fullname = Galeazzo Maria Sforza|origin = Fermo, Italy|occupation = 5th duke of Milan <small>(1466 - 26th December 1476)</small>|hobby = Listening to classical composers<br>Torturing his enemies<br>Raping women|goals = Eliminate all his enemies in Milan|crimes = [[Rape]]<br>[[Torture]]<br>[[Murder]]<br>Abusing his power as duke|type of villain = Sadistic Depraved Duke}}'''Galeazzo Maria Sforza''' (24 January 1444 - 26 December 1467) was the fifth Duke of Milan from 1466 until his death in 1467.
 == Villainy ==
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 == Assassination ==
-On 26 December 1467, Sforza was attending Mass in the Santo Stefano church when he was approached by [[Giovanni Andrea Lampugnani]], a courtier who was involved in a land dispute with him. Lampugnani knelt before Sforze, and words were exchanged, before Lampugnani jumped up and stabbed Sforza in the groin. Lampugnani and his co-conspirators [[Carlo Visconti]], [[Gerolamo Olgiati]]  and a servant of Lampugnani known only as [[Franzone (assassin)|Franzone]] then stabbed Sforza repeatedly, killing him in a matter of seconds. In the ensuing mayhem, Visconti and Olgiati managed to escape, although Lampugnani became entangled in the church cloth and was killed by one of Sforza's guards. Sforza's corpse soon fell into the hands of a mob, which dragged it through the streets beating it, before decapitating the corpse and hanging it upside down outside Lampugnani's house.
+On 26 December 1467, Sforza was attending Mass in the Santo Stefano church when he was approached by [[Giovanni Andrea Lampugnani]], a courtier who was involved in a land dispute with him. Lampugnani knelt before Sforza, and words were exchanged, before Lampugnani jumped up and stabbed Sforza in the groin. Lampugnani and his co-conspirators [[Carlo Visconti]], [[Gerolamo Olgiati]]  and a servant of Lampugnani known only as [[Franzone (assassin)|Franzone]] then stabbed Sforza repeatedly, killing him in a matter of seconds. In the ensuing mayhem, Visconti and Olgiati managed to escape, although Lampugnani became entangled in the church cloth and was killed by one of Sforza's guards. Sforza's corpse soon fell into the hands of a mob, which dragged it through the streets beating it, before decapitating the corpse and hanging it upside down outside Lampugnani's house.
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 [[Category:Male]]
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+[[Category:Medieval Villains]]
 [[Category:Sadists]]
 [[Category:Torturer]]
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 [[Category:European Villains]]
 [[Category:Wealthy]]
-[[Category:Extravagent]]
+[[Category:Extravagant]]
 [[Category:Murderer]]
 [[Category:Egotist]]