Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor
1050 to 1106
7 documented presences
6 places
Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor across 6 places, from 1077 to 1088. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Henry IV (11 November 1050 – 7 August 1106) was Holy Roman Emperor (1084–1105), King of Germany (1054–1105), and King of Italy and Burgundy (1056–1105).Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor was documented, and when
2 February 1077exact date
Germanyattested
“They further declared that they would elect a new king if Henry did not obtain absolution within a year, and invited Gregory to Germany to preside over an assembly at Augsburg on 2 February 1077.”
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2 February 1077exact date
Augsburgattested
“They further declared that they would elect a new king if Henry did not obtain absolution within a year, and invited Gregory to Germany to preside over an assembly at Augsburg on 2 February 1077.”
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1082year
Germanyattested
“After a short visit to Germany, Henry returned to Italy in early 1082 and again besieged Rome without success, leaving Antipope Clement to continue the siege while he ravaged Matilda's lands.”
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1082year
Italyattested
“After a short visit to Germany, Henry returned to Italy in early 1082 and again besieged Rome without success, leaving Antipope Clement to continue the siege while he ravaged Matilda's lands.”
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25 May 1085exact date
Salernoattested
“Pope Gregory died in Salerno on 25 May 1085, and Henry used his rival's death to consolidate power.”
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February 1087month
Oppenheimattested
“In February 1087, Bavarian and Swabian aristocrats from both sides met at Oppenheim to restore peace, though Henry did not attend.”
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September 1088month
Lorraineattested
“Isolated and ill, Hermann of Salm received Henry's permission to leave Saxony and died in Lorraine in September 1088.”
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Places Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor is documented in
Germany2 presences · 1077 to 1082Augsburg1 presence · 1077Italy1 presence · 1082
Lorraine1 presence · 1088
Oppenheim1 presence · 1087
Salerno1 presence · 1085
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1050year
Pöhldementioned
“While celebrating Christmas 1050 at Pöhlde in Saxony, Henry III designated his infant son as his successor.”
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1050year
Saxonymentioned
“While celebrating Christmas 1050 at Pöhlde in Saxony, Henry III designated his infant son as his successor.”
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1051year
Colognementioned
“Archbishop Hermann baptised Henry in Cologne on Easter Sunday 1051.”
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17 July 1054exact date
Aachenmentioned
“Archbishop Hermann crowned Henry King of Germany in Aachen on 17 July 1054.”
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29 March 1058exact date
Italymentioned
“After Godfrey seized Spoleto and Fermo in Italy, rumours of his imperial ambitions with papal support spread, but Stephen IX died unexpectedly on 29 March 1058.”
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1063year
Hungarymentioned
“In 1063 Henry led a campaign in Hungary to restore Solomon against his uncle Béla I, gaining his first military experience.”
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June 1063month
Germanymentioned
“Respect for royal authority also declined in Germany, and armed conflict erupted between the retainers of Abbot Widerad of Fulda and Bishop Hezilo of Hildesheim in Henry's presence at Goslar in June 1063.”
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June 1063month
Goslarmentioned
“Respect for royal authority also declined in Germany, and armed conflict erupted between the retainers of Abbot Widerad of Fulda and Bishop Hezilo of Hildesheim in Henry's presence at Goslar in June 1063.”
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29 March 1065exact date
Worms, Germanymentioned
“Henry was girded with a sword as a sign of his coming of age at Worms on 29 March 1065.”
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June 1065month
Kingdom of Arlesmentioned
“Instead, Henry travelled to Burgundy in June 1065, where later Burgundian diplomas treated his presence as the beginning of his reign.”
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1067year
Italymentioned
“Early in 1067, Agnes returned from Italy to urge her son to intervene, but Godfrey the Bearded launched a successful counter-offensive against Richard in June, an independent action resented as a slight to royal authority in Italy.”
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1069year
Saxonymentioned
“In 1069, Henry crossed the Elbe, defeated them in battle, and temporarily checked their subsequent incursions into Saxony.”
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1070year
Archbishopric of Milanmentioned
“When Henry appointed the Milanese nobleman Gotofredo to the Archbishopric of Milan in 1070, Pope Alexander II excommunicated Gotofredo.”
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July 1072month
Romementioned
“Rudolf appealed to Empress Agnes, who returned from Rome and mediated a reconciliation in July 1072.”
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October 1073month
1074year
June 1074month
24 January 1076exact date
14 March 1077exact date
1078year
7 August 1078exact date
7 August 1078exact date
February 1079month
May 1079month
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