Milaan op de Fransen veroverd en de geboorte van Filips, zoon van Karel V, rekenpenning geslagen op last van Margaretha van Oostenrijk, landvoogdes der Nederlanden 1527

This is a commemorative medal, also known as a rekenpenning, from 1527, made in the Netherlands during a period of significant change. The medal commemorates both the capture of Milan from the French and the birth of Philip, son of Charles V. The medal features a crowned figure on one side, likely representing the King of Spain, and a winged figure on the other, possibly symbolizing victory or the Holy Roman Empire. It provides a glimpse into the political and historical context of 16th-century Europe, highlighting the complex power dynamics of the time.