October 30, 1501 was the apotheosis of the madness that was going on in those days in the Vatican. Cesare Borgia, Cardinal of the Catholic Church and the son of Pope Alexander VI, arranged a "soiree" at the residence of his father, or rather in the papal palace. What made this solemn event so special? That was the fact that is 50 prostitutes in this solemn event.
Do you think the Pope himself did not know anything? Then I want to disappoint you, the party was the Pope and his daughter Lucrezia. 50 call girls initially were quite modest, they were dressed and danced with the children and the "older" guests, but at some point the clothes suddenly disappeared somewhere. Cesare Borgia began to throw chestnuts and undressed girls kneel to collect them from the floorboards. But one way or another, they remain in these positions and thus offer to all guests that the use of such an unforeseen present. Is like as you may visualize, began an orgy. It is said that the Pope Alexander VI was involved in all of this.
Although the Catholic authorities deny that this orgy took place, the master of ceremonies of the Catholic Church, Johann Burchard, a written statement of the party. Scientists studying the history of the Catholic Church, argue that the enemies of the Pope Alexander VI deliberately exaggerated the incident to discredit him and his legacy. But those who are not biased studies history agree that the "party" could well be the case, because all agree that the reign of Alexander VI, connected with the prosperity of corruption and immorality in the Vatican.
Historians and researchers still now cannot come to a common denominator. The main problem lies in the fact that all of the information about Alexander VI, which is available today, was made 300 years after his death, so anything to say exactly very hard.
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