Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor
1165 to 1197
10 documented presences
9 places
Quo Fuit places 10 dated presences for Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor across 9 places, from 1189 to 1195. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Henry VI (German: Heinrich VI.; November 1165 – 28 September 1197), a member of the Hohenstaufen dynasty, was King of Germany (King of the Romans) from 1169 and Holy Roman Emperor from 1191 until his death.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor was documented, and when
November 1189month
Santissimo Salvatore, Palermoattested
“Constance, almost 30 years old at that time, was said to have been confined in Santissimo Salvatore, Palermo as a nun since childhood to keep celibacy due to a prediction that "her marriage would destroy Sicily" despite having become the…”
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18 November 1189exact date
Saxonyattested
“A Hohenstaufen campaign to Saxony had to be abandoned when King Henry received the message of the death of King William II of Sicily on 18 November 1189.”
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1190year
Germanyattested
“Back in Germany, he became sovereign ruler of the Empire, as his father had died while on the Third Crusade in 1190.”
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10 June 1190exact date
Fuldaattested
“The next year he concluded a peace agreement with Henry the Lion at Fulda and moved farther southwards to Augsburg, where he learned that his father had died on crusade attempting to cross the Saleph River near Seleucia in the Kingdom of…”
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10 June 1190exact date
Augsburgattested
“The next year he concluded a peace agreement with Henry the Lion at Fulda and moved farther southwards to Augsburg, where he learned that his father had died on crusade attempting to cross the Saleph River near Seleucia in the Kingdom of…”
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10 June 1190exact date
Silifkeattested
“The next year he concluded a peace agreement with Henry the Lion at Fulda and moved farther southwards to Augsburg, where he learned that his father had died on crusade attempting to cross the Saleph River near Seleucia in the Kingdom of…”
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10 June 1190exact date
Kingdom of Ciliciaattested
“The next year he concluded a peace agreement with Henry the Lion at Fulda and moved farther southwards to Augsburg, where he learned that his father had died on crusade attempting to cross the Saleph River near Seleucia in the Kingdom of…”
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1191year
Messinaattested
“In the midst of preparations Henry fell ill with chills while hunting near Fiumedinisi and on 28 September died, likely of malaria (contracted since the siege of Napoli in 1191 and had never completely healed), in Messina, although some…”
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1191year
Fiumedinisiattested
“In the midst of preparations Henry fell ill with chills while hunting near Fiumedinisi and on 28 September died, likely of malaria (contracted since the siege of Napoli in 1191 and had never completely healed), in Messina, although some…”
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1195year
Germanyattested
“In summer 1195 Henry returned to Germany, in order to call for support to launch his crusade and to arrange his succession in the case of his death.”
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Places Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor is documented in
Germany2 presences · 1190 to 1195Augsburg1 presence · 1190Saxony1 presence · 1189
Fiumedinisi1 presence · 1191
Fulda1 presence · 1190
Kingdom of Cilicia1 presence · 1190
Messina1 presence · 1191
Santissimo Salvatore, Palermo1 presence · 1189
Silifke1 presence · 1190
Other places tied to Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor in the record
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1169year
Bambergmentioned
“At the age of four his father had him elected King of the Romans during a Hoftag in Bamberg at Pentecost 1169.”
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1178year
Germanymentioned
“Having returned to Germany in 1178, Henry supported his father against insurgent duke Henry the Lion.”
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27 January 1186exact date
Milanmentioned
“He and Constance were married on 27 January 1186 in Milan.”
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15 April 1191exact date
Romementioned
“At Easter Monday on 15 April 1191, in Rome, Henry and his consort Constance were crowned Emperor and Empress by Celestine.”
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1192year
Worms, Germanymentioned
“His son Henry of Brunswick deserted from the Imperial army in Italy and was ostracized by the emperor at the Hoftag in Worms at Pentecost 1192.”
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1192year
Italymentioned
“His son Henry of Brunswick deserted from the Imperial army in Italy and was ostracized by the emperor at the Hoftag in Worms at Pentecost 1192.”
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January 1192month
Liègementioned
“In January 1192 Henry claimed the election was under dispute and appointed his newly made imperial chancellor Lothar of Hochstaden, provost of the church of St Cassius in Bonn and brother of Count Dietrich of Hochstaden instead, and in S…”
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January 1192month
Bonnmentioned
“In January 1192 Henry claimed the election was under dispute and appointed his newly made imperial chancellor Lothar of Hochstaden, provost of the church of St Cassius in Bonn and brother of Count Dietrich of Hochstaden instead, and in S…”
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28 March 1193exact date
Speyermentioned
“On 28 March 1193, Richard was handed over to the emperor in Speyer and imprisoned at Trifels Castle, taking revenge for Richard's alliance with Tancred of Lecce.”
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28 March 1193exact date
Trifels Castlementioned
“On 28 March 1193, Richard was handed over to the emperor in Speyer and imprisoned at Trifels Castle, taking revenge for Richard's alliance with Tancred of Lecce.”
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1194year
Speyermentioned
“He and Richard were ceremoniously reconciled at the Hoftag in Speyer during Holy Week 1194: the English king publicly regretted any hostilities, genuflected, and cast himself on the emperor's mercy.”
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20 November 1194exact date
Palermomentioned
“He met little resistance and on 20 November 1194 entered Palermo capital of Kingdom of Sicily and was crowned king on 25 December.”
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1195year
Constantinoplementioned
“In 1195 Henry's envoys in Constantinople raised claims to former Italo-Norman possessions around Dyrrachium (Durrës), one of the most important naval bases on the eastern Adriatic coast, and pressed for a contribution to the planned crus…”
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1195year
Durrësmentioned
“In 1195 Henry's envoys in Constantinople raised claims to former Italo-Norman possessions around Dyrrachium (Durrës), one of the most important naval bases on the eastern Adriatic coast, and pressed for a contribution to the planned crus…”
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