Roman Coronation
Louis is crowned in Rome by representatives of the Roman people
Explore 13 historical events and records for Italy in 1328.
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Louis is crowned in Rome by representatives of the Roman people
John XXII faces Louis IV's challenge to papal authority
Pietro Rainalducci is set up as Antipope Nicholas V
Nicholas V becomes the last imperial antipope of the Middle Ages
Michael of Cesena flees Avignon after conflict with John XXII
William of Ockham flees Avignon with dissident Franciscans
John removed Michael of Cesena from leadership of the Franciscan order after their conflict over poverty.
John appointed Cardinal Bertrand de la Tour as vicar-general of the Franciscan order.
Nicholas V withdraws from Rome with imperial support
Louis leaves Rome as papal supporters regain strength
Cardinal Orsini campaigns against imperial positions in central Italy
William of Ockham is forced to flee from Avignon by Pope John XXII
John rejected Nicholas V after Louis IV sponsored his installation as a rival pope in Rome.
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