The second half of the fifteenth century. A threat hung over the Florentine rulers and patrons, the Medici: the head of the family was seriously wounded during an assassination attempt, enemies from the Pazzi family were trying to seize power, and an army of Neapolitans stood at the city walls. All hope rests on the young Lorenzo de' Medici: it is he who must save the family's position, shield Florence from ruin, and face a romantic choice between the noble Clarice Orsini and the beautiful Lucrezia Donati. All this will not be easy — wild morals here readily coexist with lofty notions of honor. This is the era of the waning Middle Ages and the dawning Renaissance. Here they fight with swords, lay siege to cities, weave intrigues, but create masterpieces, and love purely and selflessly. However, the beauty of ancient palazzi and the works of Botticelli and Machiavelli will not stop the bloodshed. Dear users! To avoid losing us, bookmark this page: CTRL+D.