Talk:Ferdinand II of Naples
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There exists a contradiction between this page and the page of Charles the VIII of France. In Ferdinand II of Naples we read that Charles retreated back to France with most of his armies, where in Charles the VII's page, we read that Charles retreated back to France with most of his army lost. Subotai 01/17/2006::
Ferdinand is also know as Ferrandino, not Ferrantino(sic!) Gianpaolo 24/02/2007
