As a child, this person was tutored by the person who would become Pope Adrian VI. This leader was represented by his younger brother Ferdinand I at the Second Diet of Speyer, whose opponents started Protestantism. This leader appointed Antonio de Le
As a child, this person was tutored by the person who would become Pope Adrian VI. This leader was represented by his younger brother Ferdinand I at the Second Diet of Speyer, whose opponents started Protestantism. This leader appointed Antonio de Leyva the Governor of Milan after their decisive victory over Francis I at the Battle of Pavia.  This leader's illegitimate son, John of Austria, led the Holy League at the Battle of Lepanto, and his other son became Philip II. Name this sixteenth- century ruler who oversaw the Diet of Worms, was Holy Roman Emperor, and is  generally considered the first King of Spain.
As a child, this person was tutored by the person who would become Pope Adrian VI.