Disputed Kingship
Claims the German crown against Louis IV of Bavaria.
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Claims the German crown against Louis IV of Bavaria.
Claims the German crown against Frederick III.
Louis of Bavaria was elected by a rival group of electors, creating competing claims to the German kingship.
Receives rival support from electors against Frederick III.
Crowned King of the Romans by the Archbishop of Cologne.
Crowns Frederick III at Bonn as King of the Romans.
Crowned Emperor
John was considered for the German kingship after his father's death but did not secure election.
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
Succeeds as Holy Roman Emperor
John supported Louis of Bavaria in the disputed German royal election rather than Frederick of Habsburg.
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