Ferdinand I, Archduke of Austria

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Ferdinand I, Archduke of Austria was a 16th-century Habsburg ruler who became Holy Roman Emperor and played a key role in defending Central Europe against Ottoman expansion.

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instanceOf Archduke of Austria
Holy Roman Emperor
King of Bohemia
King of Croatia
King of Hungary
King of the Romans
human
member of the House of Habsburg
alsoKnownAs Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
burialPlace Prague Castle
St. Vitus Cathedral
child Anna of Austria, Duchess of Bavaria
Charles II, Archduke of Inner Austria
Ferdinand II, Archduke of Further Austria
Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor
country Holy Roman Empire
countryOfBirth Spain
dateOfBirth 1503-03-10
dateOfDeath 1564-07-25
era 16th century
father Philip I of Castile
givenName Ferdinand
house House of Habsburg
mannerOfDeath natural causes
mother Joanna of Castile
nativeLanguage Spanish
nobleTitle Archduke of Austria
Holy Roman Emperor
King of Bohemia
King of Croatia
King of Hungary
King of the Romans
notableFor administrative consolidation of Habsburg hereditary lands
defense of Central Europe against Ottoman expansion
role in the Peace of Augsburg
placeOfBirth Alcalá de Henares
Crown of Castile
placeOfDeath Archduchy of Austria
Vienna
positionHeld Archduke of Austria
Holy Roman Emperor
King of Bohemia
King of Croatia
King of Hungary
King of the Romans
predecessor Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
reignEnd 1564
reignStart 1558
religion Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
sibling Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
spouse Anna of Bohemia and Hungary
successor Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor

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Siege of Vienna (1529) hasCommander Ferdinand I, Archduke of Austria