Sforza Family Tree
- Muzio Sforza with mistress Lucia da Torsano had 7 illegitimate sons
- son Francesco I Sforza married Bianca Maria Visconti
- son Galeazzo Maria Sforza mistress Lucrezia Landriani
- daughter Bianca Maria (1472–1510), second wife of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I
- son Gian Galeazzo(1469–1494), married Isabella of Naples
- son Francesco (II), nominally duke under the regency of Ludovico Maria
- daughter Bona (1494–1557), second wife of King Sigismund I of Poland
- illegitimate daughter Caterina Sforza married Giovanni de' Medici il Popolano
- son Ludovico il Moro (the Moor) (1451–1508)
- son Ercole Massimiliano
- son Francesco II (III) Maria
- illegitimate son Giovanni Paolo I (1497–1535), marquess of Caravaggio
- son Ascanio (1444–1505), Cardinal
- daughter Ippolita Maria (1446–1484), married king of Alfonso II d'Aragon of Naples
- son Galeazzo Maria Sforza mistress Lucrezia Landriani
- son Alessandro, first lord of Pesaro
- son Costanzo I
- son Galeazzo, last Sforza ruler of Pesaro
- son Giovanni (1466–1510), first husband of Lucrezia Borgia
- son Costanzo II (Giovanni Maria)
- Bosio (count of Cotignola, lord of Castell'Arquato)
- son Francesco I Sforza married Bianca Maria Visconti
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