Johann von Luxemburg

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Johann von Luxemburg, better known as John of Bohemia, was a 14th-century King of Bohemia and Count of Luxembourg renowned for his chivalric reputation and death at the Battle of Crécy.

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Johann von Luxemburg canonical 2
hrabě lucemburský 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Count of Luxembourg
House of Luxembourg
King of Bohemia
human
medieval monarch
allyOf Philip VI of France
birthDate 1296-08-10
birthPlace Luxembourg
causeOfDeath killed in battle
child Bonne of Bohemia
Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor
John Henry, Margrave of Moravia
coronationDate 1311-02-07
coronationPlace Prague
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Bohemia
deathDate 1346-08-26
deathPlace Kingdom of France
near Crécy-en-Ponthieu
era 14th century
eyeCondition blindness
father Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
knownFor chivalric reputation
death at the Battle of Crécy
participation in the Hundred Years' War
languageOfName Czech
French
German
mannerOfDeath death in battle
militaryConflict Battle of Crécy
Hundred Years' War
mother Margaret of Brabant
name Jan Lucemburský
Jean de Bohême
linked to: Jean l'Aveugle

Johann von Luxemburg
John of Bohemia
nobleFamily House of Luxembourg
notableEvent Battle of Crécy
notableFact fought at Crécy despite being blind
occupation military leader
monarch
positionHeld Count of Luxembourg
King of Bohemia
titular King of Poland
predecessor Henry of Carinthia
reignEnd 1346
reignStart 1310
religion Roman Catholic
spouse Elisabeth of Bohemia
successor Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor
title Count of Luxembourg
Elector of the Holy Roman Empire
King of Bohemia

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John of Luxembourg nativeName Johann von Luxemburg
Jan Lucemburský titul hrabě lucemburský
linked to: Johann von Luxemburg
Johann von Luxemburg name Johann von Luxemburg