Imperial Rights
The list of Imperial Rights includes public roads, tariffs, coining, collecting punitive fees, the investiture & seating and unseating of office holders
Role range: 1152-1190
Follow Frederick I Barbarossa through 81 dated historical records for Germany.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The list of Imperial Rights includes public roads, tariffs, coining, collecting punitive fees, the investiture & seating and unseating of office holders
Role range: 1152-1190
Imperial Rights are now explicitly rooted in Roman Law, a far-reaching constitutional act
Role range: 1152-1190
Lombardy has Pope Adrians support. Greed of the Emperors officials leads to revolt of the Lombard cities
Role range: 1152-1190
Greed of the Emperors officials leads to revolt of the Lombard cities
Lombardy has Pope Adrians support. Greed of the Emperors officials leads to revolt of the Lombard cities
Role range: 1152-1190
Enters Crema & destroys the city
Role range: 1152-1190
Enters Crema & destroys the city
Role range: 1152-1190
Excommunicated by the new Pope Alexander III
Role range: 1152-1190
Responds to the rebellion by burning Milan
Role range: 1152-1190
Responds to the rebellion by burning Milan
Milan is destroyed as Frederick fights the Popes supporters
Role range: 1152-1190
Milan is destroyed as Frederick fights the Popes supporters
Role range: 1152-1190
Manuel allies with Venice against Frederick I Barbarossa
Role range: 1152-1190
Manuel allies with Venice against Frederick I Barbarossa
Role range: 1152-1190
Captures Rome
Role range: 1152-1190
Captures Rome
Role range: 1152-1190
Captures Rome
Role range: 1152-1190
Driven out of Italy by the Lombard League, a coalition of Lombard cities
Role range: 1152-1190
Has the Pope Paschal III enthroned & his wife Beatrix crowned
Role range: 1152-1190
Has the Pope Paschal III enthroned & his wife Beatrix crowned. Forced to levae Italy after an outbreak of pestilence destroys his army. Enters Rome during a 4th invasion of Italy
Role range: 1152-1190
Has the Pope Paschal III enthroned & his wife Beatrix crowned. Forced to levae Italy after an outbreak of pestilence destroys his army. Enters Rome during a 4th invasion of Italy
Role range: 1152-1190
Returns to Italy having made a generous alliance with the German Princes
Role range: 1152-1190
Defeated by the Lombard League & forced to make peace at the peace of Venice
Role range: 1152-1190
The Emperor Frederick falls on his knees before Alexander III & obtains absolution
Role range: 1152-1190
Makes peace with Alexander II who rescinds his excommunication
Role range: 1152-1190
Frederick supported a succession of Popes before finally making peace with Alexander in 1177
Role range: 1152-1190
Under the Peace of Venice, Milan is granted sel-Government
Role range: 1152-1190
Under the Peace of Venice, Verona is granted sel-Government
Role range: 1152-1190
Under the Peace of Venice, Milan is granted sel-Government
Role range: 1152-1190
Under the Peace of Venice, Verona is granted sel-Government
Role range: 1152-1190
Peace is concluded with the Pope & the Emperor regains his power in Italy. Milan & Verona are given self Government
Role range: 1152-1190
Crowned King of Burgundy
Role range: 1152-1190
Drives Henry the lion into exile, who takes refuge in the court of Henry II
Role range: 1152-1190
The Peace of Constance ends war between the Lombard towns, the Pope & Frederick I
Role range: 1152-1190
The Peace of Constance ends war between the Lombard towns, the Pope & Frederick I
Role range: 1152-1190
Fredericks heir marries the Norman heiress of Sicily, Constanza di Apulia
Role range: 1152-1190
Marries his son Henry VI to the heiress of Sicily making peace with Siciliy
Role range: 1152-1190
The marriage of Constanza di Apulia splits Sicily from its Allies, the Papal States
Role range: 1152-1190
Drowns in Cilcia crusading in Anatolia trying to save the latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. Death of Frederick I Barbarossa
Role range: 1189-1192 – 1152-1190
Wins the Battle of Iconium
Role range: 1189-1192 – 1152-1190
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