Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor across 3 places, from 1639 to 1657.
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Ferdinand III (Ferdinand Ernest; 13 July 1608 – 2 April 1657) was Archduke of Austria, King of Hungary and Croatia from 1625, King of Bohemia from 1627 and Holy Roman Emperor from 1637 to his death.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor was documented, and when
1639year
Electorate of Saxonyattested“To check the advance of Swedish General Johan Banér, who invaded Bohemia via Saxony in 1639, Ferdinand had to recall Piccolomini's army from the Spanish Netherlands, which largely ended direct military co-operation with Spain.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
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1634year
Viennamentioned“After he had unsuccessfully applied for the supreme command of the Imperial army and to participate in campaigns of Albrecht von Wallenstein, he joined Wallenstein's opponents at the Imperial court in Vienna and was involved in the arran…”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
Linzmentioned“* Archduke Philip August of Austria (15 July 1637 22 June 1639) * Archduke Maximilian Thomas of Austria (21 December 1638 29 June 1639) * Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor (9 June 1640 5 May 1705) * Archduchess Maria of Austria (13 May 1646)…”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1638year
Pomeraniamentioned“Gallas could contain the Swedes in Pomerania until severe lack of supplies forced him to retreat back to Bohemia in late 1638.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1638year
Lands of the Bohemian Crownmentioned“Gallas could contain the Swedes in Pomerania until severe lack of supplies forced him to retreat back to Bohemia in late 1638.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1640year
Wesermentioned“Although Piccolomini and the emperor's brother Archduke Leopold Wilhelm, as the new Imperial commander, could repel Banér back to the Weser river in 1640, the Bohemian lands now underwent continuous threat, and the emperor permanently lo…”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1641year
Regensburgmentioned“An Imperial Diet was arranged for 1641 in Regensburg, where the estates discussed possible peace arrangements.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1641year
Hamburgmentioned“In 1641, a preliminary peace was signed in Hamburg between Ferdinand, Spain, France and Sweden, and a final peace congress was to convene in Osnabrück and Münster.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1641year
Osnabrückmentioned“In 1641, a preliminary peace was signed in Hamburg between Ferdinand, Spain, France and Sweden, and a final peace congress was to convene in Osnabrück and Münster.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1644 to 1648period
Münstermentioned“Negotiations for a peace agreement began in 1644 in Münster and Osnabrück and lasted until 1648 while the war continued.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1645year
Hungarymentioned“In the 1645 Peace of Linz, the emperor had to guarantee the Hungarian estates the right of imperial representation and freedom of religion for the Protestants, which prevented the Counter-Reformation and future absolutist rule in Hungary.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
6 March 1645exact date
Battle of Jankaumentioned“The emperor personally took part in the campaign against the Swedes, which ended with a defeat at the Battle of Jankau on 6 March 1645.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
1649year
Nurembergmentioned“At the Nuremberg peace congress of 1649/1650, the final withdrawal of foreign troops and the political settlement of the relationship with Sweden and France were carried out during which hostilities nearly started again.”source: Wikipedia: Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor
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