Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor across 6 places, from 1275 to 1313.
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Henry VII (German: Heinrich; Vulgar Latin: Arrigo; Italian: Enrico; Luxembourgish: Henri; 1275 or 1278/79 – 24 August 1313), also known as Henry of Luxembourg (German: Heinrich Von Luxemburg; Vulgar Latin: Arrigo de Luxemburgum; Italian: Enrico di Lussemburgo; Luxembourgish; Henri vu Lëtzebuerg), KiWikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor was documented, and when
1275 to 1278period
Valenciennesattested“Born probably between 1275 or 1278/79 in Valenciennes, he was a son of Count Henry VI of Luxembourg and Béatrice from the House of Avesnes.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
15 August 1309exact date
Romeattested“On 15 August 1309, Henry VII announced his intention to travel to Rome, having sent his ambassadors to Italy to prepare for his arrival, and so consequently expected his troops to be ready to travel by 1 October 1310.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
15 August 1309exact date
Italian peninsulaattested“On 15 August 1309, Henry VII announced his intention to travel to Rome, having sent his ambassadors to Italy to prepare for his arrival, and so consequently expected his troops to be ready to travel by 1 October 1310.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
7 May 1312exact date
Romeattested“On 7 May 1312, Henry's German troops forced their way across the Ponte Milvio and entered Rome, but found it impossible to throw out the Angevin troops from around St.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
7 May 1312exact date
Ponte Milvioattested“On 7 May 1312, Henry's German troops forced their way across the Ponte Milvio and entered Rome, but found it impossible to throw out the Angevin troops from around St.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
8 August 1313exact date
Pisaattested“Henry now prepared for his next move; after taking as much money as he could from Pisa (Henry ultimately cost Pisa some 2 million florins), he began his long delayed campaign against Robert of Naples on 8 August 1313.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
24 August 1313exact date
Sienaattested“Fading rapidly, he left Siena on 22 August, and was sheltering in the little town of Buonconvento near Siena when he died on 24 August 1313.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
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27 November 1308exact date
Frankfurtmentioned“Consequently, Henry skillfully negotiated his way to the crown, elected with six votes at Frankfurt on 27 November 1308.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
Praguementioned“While these negotiations were taking place, Henry began his descent into northern Italy in October 1310, with his eldest son John remaining in Prague as the Imperial vicar.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
6 January 1311exact date
Milanmentioned“After a brief stay at Asti where Henry intervened in the political affairs in the town, much to the consternation of the Italian Guelphs, Henry proceeded to Milan, where he was crowned King of Italy with the Iron Crown of Lombardy on 6 J…”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
6 January 1311exact date
Astimentioned“After a brief stay at Asti where Henry intervened in the political affairs in the town, much to the consternation of the Italian Guelphs, Henry proceeded to Milan, where he was crowned King of Italy with the Iron Crown of Lombardy on 6 J…”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
December 1311month
Romagnamentioned“With Florence's encouragement, much of Lombardy flared into open rebellion against Henry, with uprisings throughout December 1311 and January 1312, while in the Romagna, King Robert strengthened his position.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
1312year
Pisamentioned“He left Pisa in 1312 to go to Rome to be crowned as emperor, but on his way he discovered that Clement V was not going to crown him there.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
September 1312month
Arezzomentioned“At Arezzo, in September 1312, Henry proceeded to pass a sentence against Robert of Naples, as a rebel vassal.”source: Wikipedia: Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
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