Birth of Frederick II
Birth of Frederick II, son of the holy Roman Emperor & King of Germany Henry VI
Role range: 1212-1250
Follow Frederick II through 76 dated historical records for Germany.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Frederick II, son of the holy Roman Emperor & King of Germany Henry VI
Role range: 1212-1250
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
Role range: 1212-1250
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
Role range: 1212-1250
Succeeds as King of Siciliy
Role range: 1212-1250
A Papal Bull renounces land claimed since death of Henry VI
Role range: 1212-1250
Succeeds as King of Germany
Role range: 1212-1250
France gains Flanders & wins the Imperial crown for Frederick II
Role range: 1212-1250
Crowned King at Aachen on the marble throne of Charlamagne
Role range: 1212-1250
Death of Otto IV, leaves Frederick the undisputed leader of the Germans
Role range: 1212-1250
Crowned Emperor at Rome by Pope Honorius III
Role range: 1212-1250
In the 1220 Confoederatio cum principibus ecclesiasticis, Frederick gave up a number of regalia in favour of the bishops, among them tariffs, coining, and fortification
Role range: 1212-1250
In the 1220 Confoederatio cum principibus ecclesiasticis, Frederick gave up a number of regalia in favour of the bishops, among them tariffs, coining, and fortification
Role range: 1212-1250
Puts down a rebellion in Sicily
Puts down a rebellion in Sicily
Role range: 1212-1250
Marries Isabella of Brienne, through the marriage claims the Kingdom of Jerusalem
Role range: 1212-1250
Embarks on a new Crusade to the Holy Land but his army is stricken with fever
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Lands at Otranto
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Pope Gregory IX invades the lands of Frederick II, the "non-cxhristian" king
The Sultan of Egypt, al-Kamil, surrenders Bethlehem
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
The Sultan of Egypt, al-Kamil, surrenders Jerusalem
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
The Sultan of Egypt, al-Kamil, surrenders Nazareth
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Frederick II proclaims himself King of Jerusalem
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Excommunicated by the Pope Gregory IX
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Negotiates with the Muslims for Nazareth, Bethlehem & Jerusalem & a link to the coast
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Proclaims himself as the King of Jerusalem
Role range: 1228-1229 – 1212-1250
Captures Southern Italy from the Papal armies
Forces Pope Gregory to reverse his excommunication
Role range: 1212-1250
Pope Gregory IX takes control of Prussia & leases it to the Teutonic Knights
Role range: 1212-1250
Pope Gregory IX takes control of Prussia & leases it to the Teutonic Knights
Role range: 1212-1250
Pope Gregory IX takes control of Prussia & leases it to the Teutonic Knights
Role range: 1212-1250
The 1232 Statutum in favorem principum extends privileges to secular territories to alllow the German princes to maintain order north of the Alps while Frederick concentrated on Italy which marks the first time that the German dukes were called domini terrae, owners of their lands
Role range: 1212-1250
The 1232 Statutum in favorem principum extends privileges to secular territories to alllow the German princes to maintain order north of the Alps while Frederick concentrated on Italy which marks the first time that the German dukes were called domini terrae, owners of their lands
Role range: 1212-1250
Frederick II sends Henry III 3 leopards, kept in the Tower of London
Role range: 1212-1250
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