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Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor

983 to 1002 3 documented presences 3 places

Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor across 3 places, from 1000 to 1002. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Otto III (June/July 980 – 23 January 1002) was the Holy Roman emperor and King of Italy from 996 until his death in 1002.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor was documented, and when

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Italyattested “The Emperor spent the remainder of 1000 in Italy without any notable activities.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
1001year
Germanyattested “At the intercession of Saint Nilus the Younger, one of his countrymen, Otto III spared John XVI's life and sent him to a monastery in Germany, where he would die in 1001.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
24 January 1002exact date
Civita Castellanaattested “He died in a castle near Civita Castellana on 24 January 1002.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor

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Places Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor is documented in

Germany1 presence · 1001Italy1 presence · 1000
Civita Castellana1 presence · 1002

Other places tied to Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor in the record

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April 984month
Southern Italymentioned “The Antipope Boniface VII, who had spent nine years in exile in the Byzantine Empire, joined forces with Byzantine nobles in southern Italy and marched on Rome in April 984 in order to claim the papal throne for himself.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
April 984month
Byzantine Empirementioned “The Antipope Boniface VII, who had spent nine years in exile in the Byzantine Empire, joined forces with Byzantine nobles in southern Italy and marched on Rome in April 984 in order to claim the papal throne for himself.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
15 June 991exact date
Nijmegenmentioned “After a year in Italy, the royal court returned to Germany, where Theophanu died in Nijmegen on 15 June 991, at the age of 31.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
15 June 991exact date
Italymentioned “After a year in Italy, the royal court returned to Germany, where Theophanu died in Nijmegen on 15 June 991, at the age of 31.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
15 June 991exact date
Germanymentioned “After a year in Italy, the royal court returned to Germany, where Theophanu died in Nijmegen on 15 June 991, at the age of 31.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
September 994month
Solingenmentioned “At an assembly of the Imperial Diet held in Solingen in September 994, Otto III was granted the ability to fully govern the kingdom without the need of a regent.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
March 996month
Ratisbonmentioned “Otto set out for Italy from Ratisbon in March 996.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
21 May 996exact date
Romementioned “The new supreme pontiff crowned Otto III as emperor on 21 May 996, in Rome at St.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 996month
Aachenmentioned “After his coronation, Otto III returned to Germany in December 996, staying along the Lower Rhine (especially in Aachen) until April 997.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 996month
Germanymentioned “After his coronation, Otto III returned to Germany in December 996, staying along the Lower Rhine (especially in Aachen) until April 997.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 997month
Italymentioned “Putting down the Slavic forces in eastern Saxony, Otto III began his second expedition into Italy in December 997.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 999month
Romementioned “In December 999, Otto III left Italy to make a pilgrimage from Rome to Gniezno in Poland to pray at the grave of Adalbert.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 999month
Gnieznomentioned “In December 999, Otto III left Italy to make a pilgrimage from Rome to Gniezno in Poland to pray at the grave of Adalbert.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 999month
Italymentioned “In December 999, Otto III left Italy to make a pilgrimage from Rome to Gniezno in Poland to pray at the grave of Adalbert.” source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
December 999month
Polandmentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
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Aachenmentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
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Romementioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
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Polandmentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
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Romementioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
1002year
Aachenmentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
15 February 1002exact date
Paviamentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
7 June 1002exact date
Mainzmentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
1 October 1002exact date
Bruchsalmentioned source: Wikipedia: Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor

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