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Innocent III Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Innocent III, based on 32 World History Database records associated with Italy.

32 records1198–121823 events7 places

Chronological biography

1198

Mobilization1198
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope

Proclaims the beginning of the 4th Crusades

Pope1198
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope

Appointed Pope, Lotoario deConti di Segni

1199

Bishop1199
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Tours

Settles the conflict between Tours & Dol by awarding the Bishopric to Tours

1202

Mobilization1202
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope · Vatican

Pope Innocent III gives command of the 4th Crusade to Boniface III

Papal Bull1202
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Vatican

Affirms the doctrine of the universal sovereignty of the Holy See

Siege of Zara1202
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope · Zara

Excommunicates the Crusaders who lay siege to Zara

Universal Sovereignty1202
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Vatican

Affirms the doctrine of the universal sovereignty of the Holy See

1204

Capture of Zara1204
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope · Zara

Crusaders are excommunicated for killing Christians during the capture of Zara

Excommunication1204
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope · Zara

Crusaders are excommunicated for killing Christians during the capture of Zara

Holy Spirit Hospital1204
Science / Medicine · Pope · Rome

Founds the Holy Spirit Hospital in Rome

Siege of Zara1204
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope · Zara

Crusaders are excommunicated for killing Christians during the capture of Zara

1205

Consecration1205
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Rome

Roches is consecrated Bishop Peter of Winchester by Innocent III in person

1208

Albigensian Crusade1208
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope · Rome

Preaches the Albigensian Crusade against the heretic Catharists of Albi

Excommunication1208
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope

Excommunicates John for not recognizing Stephen Langton as Archbishop of Canterbury

Interdict1208
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope

Innocent III places England under interdict

Invasion of Italy1208
Warfare / Empire War · Pope

Otto of Wittlesbach invades Italy

Invasion of Italy1208
Warfare / Empire War · Pope · Vierbo

Otto meets the Pope but refuses to yield territories captured since 1197

Mobilization1208
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 4th · Pope

Preaches the Waldensian Crusade against the heretic followers of Peter Waldo. Preaches the Albigensian Crusade against the heretic Catharists of Albi

1209

Franciscans1209
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Assisi

Innocent III appoints the future Pope Gregory IX protector of the Franciscans. Approves of the Franciscan order founded by Giovanni Francesco Bernardone

1210

Excommunication18 November 1210
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope

Excommunicates Otto IV

1212

Roman Catholic Church1212
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Eeger

Innocent & Frederick reconile renouncing land claimed since death of Henry VI

1214

Abdication1214
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Vatican

Has Otto IV deposed

1215

Constitution of Italy1215
Government / Government of England · Pope · Vatican

Upholds Johns appeal against the Magna Carta & issues a bull annulling it

Lateran Council, 4th1215
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 5th · Pope · Vatican

Preaches the 5th Crusade at the 4th Lateran Council

Magna Carta1215
Government / Government of England · Pope · Vatican

Upholds Johns appeal against the Magna Carta & issues a bull annulling it

Mendicant Orders1215
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope

The`Mendicant Orders are founded to popularize use of the sacrament

Diplomatic Correspondence1 April 1215
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope

Writes to the English barons instructing them to pay off the scutage owed to John

Magna Carta24 August 1215
Government / Government of England · Pope

Pope Innocent III, following a request from King John, declares the Magna Carta invalid, the Barons of England soon retaliate by inviting King Philip of France to come to England, Philip accepted the offer

Magna Carta24 August 1215
Government / Government of England · Pope · Vatican

Upholds Johns appeal against the Magna Carta & issues a bull annulling it. Upholds Johns appeal against the Magna Carta & issues a bull annulling it

General Council of Lateran11 November 1215
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Vatican

The 4th Lateran Council is considered by the Catholic Church to have been the twelfth ecumenical council and is sometimes called the "Great Council" or "General Council of Lateran" due to the presence of seventy-one patriarchs and metropolitan bishops, four hundred and twelve bishops, and nine hundred abbots and priors together with representatives of several monarchs

Lateran Council, 4th11 November 1215
Religion / Roman Catholic Church · Pope · Vatican

Holds the 4th Lateran Council, defines the doctrine of the Eucharist. Catholic women over 12 should make their confession & recieve Communion at Easter. Catholic men over 15 should make their confession & recieve Communion at Easter. The Council confirmed the elevation of Frederick II as Holy Roman Emperor

1218

5th Crusade1218
Warfare / Holy Crusades, 5th · Pope · Vatican

Preaches the 5th Crusade at the 4th Lateran Council

Titles and roles

Pope

Record provenance

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