Charles III of Savoy was promised Cyprus for his part in this conflict, which was partially sparked by one side's sheltering of Giovanni Bentivoglio.  Christopher Bainbridge and the exiled Antonio Grimani successfully lobbied one party to change sides, and Gaston de Foix, Duc de Nemours won several victories in this conflict before dying at the Battle of Ravenna.  The early fighting in this confli
Charles III of Savoy was promised Cyprus for his part in this conflict, which was partially sparked by one side's sheltering of Giovanni Bentivoglio.  Christopher Bainbridge and the exiled Antonio Grimani successfully lobbied one party to change sides, and Gaston de Foix, Duc de Nemours won several victories in this conflict before dying at the Battle of Ravenna.  The early fighting in this conflict was marked by squabbling between Nicolo di Pitigliano and Bartolomeo d'Alviano, both serving Leonardo Loredano, and Alviano was routed at (*) Agnadello.  The Earl of Surrey repulsed James IV of Scotland's attempt to take advantage of this conflict to invade England at Flodden Field after a second phase of it began with the creation of a Holy League.  Began when Louis XII and Maximilian I allied with the Papal States, that alliance would soon be broken by Pope Julius II.  For 10 points, name this conflict of the Italian Wars beginning in 1508 which takes it name from that anti-Venetian alliance.
Charles III of Savoy was promised Cyprus for his part in this conflict, which was partially sparked by one side's sheltering of Giovanni Bentivoglio.  
{War} of the League of {Cambrai} [accept {War} of the {Holy League} before it is read and prompt after]