Illegitimate Children
- Caterina, Countess of Conversano, Signora di Casamassima e Turi. Married Giuliantonio Acquaviva d’Aragona, 7th Duke of Atri, 1456.
- Maria Conquesta (died after 1487), Countess of Ugento, Signora di Nardò e Castro from 1463. Married Angilberto Del Balzo, Count of Tricase and 1st Duke of Nardo circa 1463.
- Margherita, married Antonio Centelles, Count of Catanzaro and Justiciar of Calabria.
- Francesca, married Jacopo Sanseverino, Count of Saponara.
- Bertoldo (died after 1488), Baron of Salice. Some issue. Count of Lecce 1463-64.
- Another illegitimate daughter (name unknown), married Giacomo di Sanseverino, Count of Mileto. Apparently that marriage did not produce any surviving children.
| Preceded by James of Bourbon La Marche |
Prince of Taranto 1420–1463 |
Succeeded by Isabella of Clermont |
| Preceded by Mary of Enghien |
Count of Lecce 1446–1463 |
Succeeded by Annexed to Kingdom of Naples |
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| Name | Orsini, Giovanni Antonio |
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| Date of death | 1463 |
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