Frederick V of the Palatinate
1596 to 1632
9 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Frederick V of the Palatinate across 7 places, from 1596 to 1622. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Frederick V (26 August 1596 – 29 November 1632) was the Elector Palatine of the Rhine in the Holy Roman Empire from 1610 to 1623, and reigned as King of Bohemia from 1619 to 1620.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Frederick V of the Palatinate was documented, and when
26 August 1596exact date
Deinschwangattested
“Frederick was born on 26 August 1596 at the in Deinschwang, Electoral Palatinate.”
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1598year
Heidelbergattested
“The capital of the Palatinate, Heidelberg, was suffering from an outbreak of bubonic plague at this time, so Frederick spent his first two years in the Upper Palatinate before being brought to Heidelberg in 1598.”
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1604year
Sedan, Ardennesattested
“In 1604, at his mother's urging, he was sent to Sedan to live in the court of his uncle Henri de La Tour d'Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon.”
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1612year
Heidelbergattested
“Hans Meinhard von Schönberg, who had served as Frederick V's Hofmeister since his return to Heidelberg, was sent to London to court the princess in spring 1612.”
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1612year
Londonattested
“Hans Meinhard von Schönberg, who had served as Frederick V's Hofmeister since his return to Heidelberg, was sent to London to court the princess in spring 1612.”
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5 May 1613exact date
The Hagueattested
“On their return trip to Heidelberg, Frederick and Elizabeth travelled to The Hague to visit Maurice of Nassau, Prince of Orange before leaving for Germany on 5 May 1613.”
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5 May 1613exact date
Heidelbergattested
“On their return trip to Heidelberg, Frederick and Elizabeth travelled to The Hague to visit Maurice of Nassau, Prince of Orange before leaving for Germany on 5 May 1613.”
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May 1620month
Bohemiaattested
“To raise money for the Bohemian forces, Frederick used his private funds, pawned his jewels and, in May 1620, drove the Palatinate into insolvency when he decided to move two tons of gold to Bohemia.”
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27 April 1622exact date
Battle of Mingolsheimattested
“Frederick's cause was boosted by a 27 April 1622 victory over Tilly's forces at the Battle of Wiesloch, but this boost was short lived.”
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Places Frederick V of the Palatinate is documented in
Heidelberg3 presences · 1598 to 1613Bohemia1 presence · 1620London1 presence · 1612The Hague1 presence · 1613
Battle of Mingolsheim1 presence · 1622
Deinschwang1 presence · 1596
Sedan, Ardennes1 presence · 1604
Other places tied to Frederick V of the Palatinate in the record
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6 October 1596exact date
Ambergmentioned
“Frederick was related to almost all of the ruling families of the Holy Roman Empire and a number of diplomats and dignitaries attended his baptism at Amberg on 6 October 1596.”
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14 February 1613exact date
Palace of Whitehallmentioned
“They were formally engaged in January 1613 and married on 14 February 1613 at the royal chapel at the Palace of Whitehall.”
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1615year
Heidelbergmentioned
“These renovations were completed in 1615 and the "Elizabeth Entrance" to Heidelberg Castle was dedicated.”
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1615year
Heidelberg Castlementioned
“These renovations were completed in 1615 and the "Elizabeth Entrance" to Heidelberg Castle was dedicated.”
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November 1618month
Praguementioned
“The first mention in Prague of Frederick's name as a possible candidate as king of Bohemia came in November 1618.”
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21 November 1618exact date
Bohemiamentioned
“In August 1618, forces under Mansfeld entered Bohemia and led the Siege of Pilsen, which saw Pilsen fall to rebel forces on 21 November 1618, leaving the entire kingdom in Protestant hands.”
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26 August 1619exact date
Ambergmentioned
“On 26 August 1619, the states of the Bohemian Confederacy elected Frederick as the new King of Bohemia, Frederick receiving news of his election on 29 August in Amberg.”
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12 September 1619exact date
Rothenburg ob der Taubermentioned
“On 12 September 1619, the Protestant Union met at Rothenburg ob der Tauber and called on Frederick not to intervene in Bohemian affairs.”
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29 September 1619exact date
Heidelbergmentioned
“On 29 September 1619, Frederick left Heidelberg for Prague.”
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31 October 1619exact date
Praguementioned
“Finally on 31 October 1619, Frederick entered Prague, along with 568 people and 100 cars, and was greeted enthusiastically.”
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December 1619month
Nurembergmentioned
“Frederick's chancellor, Christian of Anhalt, urged Frederick to call a meeting of Protestant princes at Nuremberg in December 1619.”
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March 1620month
Mulhousementioned
“In March 1620, during a meeting of the Imperial party at Mulhouse, Frederick despatched a legal defense of his actions.”
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5 November 1620exact date
Praguementioned
“After a series of skirmishes, on 5 November 1620, Frederick drew his forces back towards Prague and Imperial troops followed them.”
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1621year
Silesiamentioned
“From Silesia, Frederick wanted to plan revenge for the Battle of White Mountain, but the Silesian Estates refused to support this project, and he was forced to leave Silesia in early 1621.”
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6 February 1621exact date
21 June 1621exact date
1622year
6 May 1622exact date
6 May 1622exact date
1625 to 1663period
1629year
February 1632month
17 May 1632exact date
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