Can someone redpill me on Cesare Borgia? I never see him discussed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_L3dVpX-8w
Would you fuck your sister /lit/?

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>>9352273
>Assassins Creed
Fuck off. This is a literature board. Also, they literally make shit up as they go along despite claiming it's "based on real history", or whatever.

>Muh forced diversity
>Muh renaissance genius was evil
>Muh Arab assassins are good guys
>Muh black pirate captains

Don't post again.

>>9352287
ok but would you fuck her or no?

>>9352324
Absolutely not, you sick man.

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>>9352267
>>what should I be reading?

After a very brief review of non-fiction, this received generally good reviews, while a 2013 history of the borgias got trashed.

These also seem good

Lucrezia Borgia: The Life of a Pope's Daughter in the Renaissance


Rafael Sabatini (of Captain Blood and Scaramouche) also did a pulp life of him, which I am actually going to read myself now. Thanks OP

>>9352345
pfff ha! who needs this thread anyways

>>9352359
Also I have heard this is quite good, if not again, pulp.

Prince of Foxes (1947) by Samuel Shellabarger

Apart from the books recommended here you might as well read The Prince since Cesare was the role model for the book.

Also the incest rumours are probably false.