What was the main reason for Pope Eugene IV's conflict with the Colonna family?
Religious differences
Territorial disputes
Family rivalry
Power struggle
Answer
Pope Eugene IV's conflict with the Colonna family was mainly due to a power struggle. The Colonna family was related to his predecessor, Pope Martin V, and they sought to maintain their influence within the Church.
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