Berthold II, Duke of Swabia

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Berthold II, Duke of Swabia, was an 11th-century German nobleman and prominent supporter of the Gregorian Reform who played a key role in the power struggles of the Holy Roman Empire during the Investiture Controversy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf duke
medieval German noble
nobleman
supporter of Gregorian Reform
activeInCentury 11th century
allegiance opposition to Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor
papal party
associatedWith Duchy of Swabia
Gregorian Reform movement
linked to: Gregorian Reform

House of Zähringen
child Berthold III, Duke of Zähringen
Conrad I, Duke of Zähringen
Liutgard of Zähringen
country Holy Roman Empire
father Berthold I, Duke of Carinthia
givenName Berthold
historicalEra High Middle Ages
languageOfEnvironment Medieval High German
mother Richwara of Swabia
nobleFamily Zähringen
linked to: Duchy of Zähringen
nobleRank duke
nobleTitleTerritory Swabia
linked to: Duchy of Swabia

Zähringen
linked to: Duchy of Zähringen
notableFor leadership among the reform-minded German nobility
role in power struggles within the Holy Roman Empire
opposed imperial control over episcopal investiture
ordinal II
participatedIn Investiture Controversy
politicalContext Investiture Controversy in the Holy Roman Empire
politicalRole leader of anti-imperial opposition in southern Germany
positionHeld Duke of Swabia
Duke of Zähringen
realm Duchy of Swabia
region Swabia
linked to: Duchy of Swabia
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
socialClass high nobility
spouse Agnes of Rheinfelden
supported Gregorian Reform
papal authority over investiture
reform papacy
title Duke of Swabia
Duke of Zähringen

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Rudolf of Rheinfelden successor Berthold II, Duke of Swabia