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Holy Roman Empire

Germany · Warfare / Italy-Empire War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1157–1183Date range
1Named people
5Places

Chronological records

1157

Frederick I Barbarossa1157

Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Fredericks Army is wiped out by typhus

Frederick I Barbarossa1157

Bresica · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Frederick I Barbarossa invades Italy & seizes Milan, Brescia & other towns in Lombardy

Frederick I Barbarossa1157

Milan · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Invades Italy & seizes Milan, Brescia & other towns in Lombardy

1158

Frederick I BarbarossaJune 1158

Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Makes Vladislav of Bohemia a King

Frederick I BarbarossaJune 1158

Lombardy · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Claims the right as Emperor & King of the Lombards to rule Lombardy

Frederick I BarbarossaJune 1158

Milan · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Captures Milan from the insurgents

1160

Frederick I Barbarossa1160

Crema · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Enters Crema & destroys the city

1162

Frederick I Barbarossa1162

Milan · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Milan is destroyed as Frederick fights the Popes supporters

1165

Frederick I Barbarossa1165

Warfare / Italy-Empire War

Manuel allies with Venice against Frederick I Barbarossa

1167

Frederick I Barbarossa1167

Warfare / Italy-Empire War

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

1183

Frederick I Barbarossa1183

Constance · Warfare / Italy-Empire War

The Peace of Constance ends war between the Lombard towns, the Pope & Frederick I

Names involved

Frederick I Barbarossa

Provenance

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