Bertrando de' Rossi (juniore)

Bertrando de' Rossi, called juniore (1336–1396), was a nobleman and diplomat of the Rossi family of Parma, son of Bertrando seniore. He led the house with his cousin Rolando, holding Felino, and inherited the family lands when Rolando died without male heirs in 1389.

His standing came from Gian Galeazzo Visconti, whose councillor and testamentary executor he was. He received Milanese citizenship after a diplomatic mission to the French court, and in 1388 the prince had his son Giacomo elected bishop of Verona.

He commissioned finely illuminated missals and books of hours from a Paris workshop; one shows him kneeling before the Virgin in the red of his house. He died at Pavia in 1396, leaving his property to his three sons.