Rule of Empire
Louis IV of Bavaria declares Papal approval is unnecessary to appoint an Emperor
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Louis IV of Bavaria declares Papal approval is unnecessary to appoint an Emperor
John XXII excommunicates Louis IV of Bavaria
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire in the Appeal of Sachsenhausen
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire in the Appeal of Sachsenhausen
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire in the Appeal of Sachsenhausen
Louis IV of Bavaria declares for the independence of the Empire
John XXII declares Louis IVs election null & void
John XXII declares Louis IVs election null & void
John issued Quia quorundam to reinforce his earlier rulings in the Franciscan poverty controversy.
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