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Italy · Religion / Roman Catholic Church. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
753–1804Date range
10Named people
3Places

Chronological records

753

Stephen II753

Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Pepin the Short

800

Leo III25 December 800

Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Charlemagne as Roman emperor of the Holy Roman Empire

816

Stephen IV816

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Secures the right for the Papacy to crown the Holy Roman Emperors. Crowns Louis I the Pious Emperor

1014

Benedict VIII1014

Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Henry II

1027

John XIX1027

Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Conrad II Emperor

1220

Honorius III22 November 1220

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Frederick II the Holy Roman Emperor

Honorius III1220

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Orders Henry III have a 2nd coronation because of the war of succession during the 1st

1469

Paul II1469

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Matthias Corvinus King of Bohemia

1484

Innocent VIII12 September 1484

Rome · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Innocent VIII is crowned pope in Rome after his election.

1530

Clement VII24 February 1530

Bologna · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Spains Carlos I is crowned Holy Roman Emperor Charles V by Pope Clement VII in the last coronation of a German King by a Pope

1804

Pius VII1804

Vatican · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Crowns Napoleon as Emperor at Notre Dame, Paris

Names involved

Benedict VIIIClement VIIHonorius IIIInnocent VIIIJohn XIXLeo IIIPaul IIPius VIIStephen IIStephen IV

Provenance

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