Birth of John XXII
Birth of John XXII
Role range: 1316-1334
Follow John XXII through 44 dated historical records for Italy.
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Birth of John XXII
Role range: 1316-1334
Jacques Duese was appointed Bishop of Frejus before his later service at Avignon and the papal court.
Role range: 1316-1334
Appointed Chancellor of Naples for Charles II
Role range: 1316-1334
Jacques Duese was transferred to the episcopal see of Avignon.
Role range: 1316-1334
Jacques Duese defended Pope Boniface VIII and the principles expressed in the bull Unam Sanctam.
Role range: 1316-1334
Before becoming pope, Jacques Duese delivered legal opinions supporting the suppression of the Knights Templar.
Role range: 1316-1334
Appointed Cardinal
John XXII was crowned at Lyon after his election to the papacy.
Role range: 1316-1334
Appointed Pope, originally Jacques Duese, resides at Avignon under French influence
Role range: 1316-1334
Pope John XXII, under guidance from Gnesen Archbishop Borislav, offers Catholicism to Lithuania
Role range: 1316-1334
John asserted papal authority over imperial affairs while the German kingship remained disputed.
Role range: 1316-1334
John ordered refractory Spiritual Franciscans to submit to the authority of their superiors.
Role range: 1316-1334
John appointed Robert of Naples as papal representative in imperial territories during the disputed succession.
Role range: 1316-1334
John declared a number of doctrines associated with the Spiritual Franciscans erroneous.
Role range: 1316-1334
During John's pontificate, permanent missions expanded in Asia and an archbishopric was established at Sultaniyeh.
Role range: 1316-1334
John XXII condemned propositions attributed to the theologian John of Pouilly concerning confession and papal authority.
Role range: 1316-1334
John rejected the Franciscan chapter's assertion concerning the absolute poverty of Christ and the Apostles.
Role range: 1316-1334
John declared the assertion of absolute apostolic poverty to be heretical.
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis is commanded to give up his title as Emperor by Pope John XXII
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis IV of Bavaria declares Papal approval is unnecessary to appoint an Emperor
Role range: 1316-1334
John XXII excommunicates Louis IV of Bavaria
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire in the Appeal of Sachsenhausen
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire in the Appeal of Sachsenhausen
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire in the Appeal of Sachsenhausen
Role range: 1316-1334
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire
Role range: 1316-1334
John XXII declares Louis IVs election null & void
Role range: 1316-1334
John XXII declares Louis IVs election null & void
Role range: 1316-1334
John issued Quia quorundam to reinforce his earlier rulings in the Franciscan poverty controversy.
Role range: 1316-1334
John declared Louis IV's rights to the German crown and church-derived fiefs forfeited.
Role range: 1316-1334
John condemned political doctrines associated with Marsilius of Padua and the Defensor Pacis.
Role range: 1316-1334
John XXII faces Louis IV's challenge to papal authority
Role range: 1316-1334
John removed Michael of Cesena from leadership of the Franciscan order after their conflict over poverty.
Role range: 1316-1334
John appointed Cardinal Bertrand de la Tour as vicar-general of the Franciscan order.
Role range: 1316-1334
William of Ockham is forced to flee from Avignon by Pope John XXII
Role range: 1316-1334
John rejected Nicholas V after Louis IV sponsored his installation as a rival pope in Rome.
Role range: 1316-1334
Admits the unction & coronation of a Scottish King
Role range: 1316-1334
A Franciscan general chapter held under papal supervision elected Gerard Odonis as minister general.
Role range: 1316-1334
The antipope Nicholas V submitted to John XXII and abandoned his rival claim.
Role range: 1316-1334
John's sermons on the timing of the beatific vision provoked a major theological controversy.
Role range: 1316-1334
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