Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor across 6 places, from 1027 to 1054.
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Henry III (28 October 1016 – 5 October 1056), called Heinrich the Pious, was Holy Roman Emperor from 1046 until his death in 1056.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor was documented, and when
1027year
Constantinopleattested“In autumn 1027, the Emperor sent Bishop Werner of Strasbourg to Constantinople to win a bride from the Byzantine imperial family for Henry, but Werner's sudden death put an end to the negotiations with Emperor Constantine VIII.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1027year
Byzantineattested“In autumn 1027, the Emperor sent Bishop Werner of Strasbourg to Constantinople to win a bride from the Byzantine imperial family for Henry, but Werner's sudden death put an end to the negotiations with Emperor Constantine VIII.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1041year
Strasbourgattested“Henry spent Christmas 1041 at Strasbourg, and received emissaries from the Duchy of Burgundy, where he travelled during the new year to settle administrative and judicial matters.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
20 December 1046exact date
Sutriattested“He moved on to Sutri and held a second court on 20 December 1046 where he deposed all three papal candidates.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
26 June 1053exact date
Triburattested“On 26 June 1053, at Tribur, the young Henry, born 11 November 1050, was elected king of Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1054 to 1055period
Italyattested“In 1055, Henry turned south, to Italy again, for Boniface III of Tuscany, ever an imperial ally, had died, and his widow, Beatrice of Bar, had married Godfrey of Lorraine (1054).”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
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Regensburgmentioned“Ignoring the claim of Emeric, the son of King Stephen I of Hungary, to Bavaria, Conrad persuaded the Bavarian aristocrats to acknowledge Henry as their duke in Regensburg on 24 July 1027.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
24 July 1027exact date
Bavariamentioned“Ignoring the claim of Emeric, the son of King Stephen I of Hungary, to Bavaria, Conrad persuaded the Bavarian aristocrats to acknowledge Henry as their duke in Regensburg on 24 July 1027.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1028year
Aachenmentioned“At Conrad's initiative, the "clergy and the people" elected Henry his co-ruler and Pilgrim, Archbishop of Cologne, crowned Henry king in Aachen on Easter 1028.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
Hungarymentioned“Henry accepted the terms and signed the peace treaty during a meeting with Stephen I in Hungary in early 1031.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1032 to 1033period
Burgundymentioned“Upon Rudolph III of Burgundy's death Conrad II claimed the title to the Burgundian succession and marched his army to Burgundy during the winter of 1032/1033.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1 August 1034exact date
St. Pierre Cathedralmentioned“On 1 August 1034, Conrad II officially incorporated the Kingdom of Burgundy into the Holy Roman Empire at a ceremony held in the Cathedral of Geneva.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1 August 1034exact date
Holy Roman Empirementioned“On 1 August 1034, Conrad II officially incorporated the Kingdom of Burgundy into the Holy Roman Empire at a ceremony held in the Cathedral of Geneva.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1036year
Nijmegenmentioned“Conrad entrusted Canute with Southern Jutland upon their children's marriage, which took place in Nijmegen during the 1036 feast of Pentecost.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
Bohemiamentioned“Henry led his first military campaign as sovereign in 1040 into Bohemia, where Bretislav I intended to establish a separate archbishopric.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
1040year
Germanymentioned“In 1040, Peter of Hungary was overthrown by Samuel Aba and fled to Germany, where Henry welcomed him despite their former enmity.”source: Wikipedia: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
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