Giovanni Francesco Albani, pope 1700–1721. His pontificate was dominated by the War of the Spanish Succession, which left the Papal States exposed to foreign armies. His bull Unigenitus (1713) condemned 101 Jansenist propositions, deepening divisions within French Catholicism that lasted until the Revolution.
- Lived: 1649 CE – 1721 CE
- Nationality: Italian
- Roles: Pope, Cleric
