War of the League of Cambrai

The War of the League of Cambrai (1508–1516) was a complex conflict involving major European powers—France, the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, Venice, and others. They initially allied temporarily to challenge Venice's dominance in Italy. However, alliances shifted frequently, with each side aiming to expand influence and territory. The war saw battles, sieges, and political maneuvering across Italy and beyond. Ultimately, the changing alliances and negotiations led to a fragile peace, reshaping Italian and European power dynamics. The conflict demonstrated the volatility of alliances and the struggle for regional dominance during the Renaissance.