Who was the red pope?

The term "Red Pope" is often used to refer to Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia, who became Pope Alexander VI in 1492. He was known for his controversial and corrupt practices, including nepotism and political maneuvering, which were emblematic of the tumultuous politics of the Renaissance period. The nickname "Red Pope" may also allude to the red robes worn by cardinals, symbolizing their status within the Catholic Church.