Talk:Neapolitan sums

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Needs clarification

According to the introduction, the loan was to King Philip II of Spain, but in the next section, it appears to be to the Viceroy of Naples.

Also, consider removing duplicate content from the article on Bona Sforza.89.8.55.169 (talk) 09:46, 28 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]

(That was me.) Note, however, that the duplicated section in the Bona Sforza article is slightly different. It cites natural speculation that the simultaneous deaths of Bona and her servants were due to poisoning. Most relevant in the Bona article, unless the poisoning was related to the loan. Anyway, it looks like the political relations and conflicts were incredibly complex at the time. I suppose it is not easy to draw the right borders of these topics.Elias (talk) 09:58, 28 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]