Jacobo Pantaléon

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Jacobo Pantaléon, better known as Pope Urban IV, was a 13th-century pontiff notable for instituting the Feast of Corpus Christi and for his involvement in European political affairs.

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instanceOf Catholic priest
human
pope
alsoKnownAs Pope Urban IV
Urban IV
appointedAsPopeBy papal conclave of 1261
birthDate c. 1195
birthName Jacques Pantaléon
birthPlace County of Champagne
Kingdom of France
Troyes
burialPlace Perugia
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathDate 1264-10-02
deathPlace Papal States
Perugia
educatedAt University of Paris
endTime 1264-10-02
era High Middle Ages
feastEstablished Feast of Corpus Christi
fieldOfWork canon law
theology
honorificPrefix His Holiness
honorificTitle Supreme Pontiff
linked to: Pope
influenced development of Eucharistic devotion in the Catholic Church
issuedDocument papal bull Transiturus de hoc mundo
memberOf clergy of the Diocese of Liège
nativeLanguage Old French
notableFor conflict with the Hohenstaufen dynasty
instituting the Feast of Corpus Christi for the universal Church
involvement in European political affairs
supporting Charles of Anjou against Manfred of Sicily
papacyEndDate 1264-10-02
papacyStartDate 1261-08-29
papalName Urban IV
participatedIn papal-imperial conflicts of the 13th century
political struggles in the Kingdom of Sicily
positionHeld Archdeacon of Liège
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Pope
papal legate
predecessor Pope Alexander IV
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Perugia
Rome
Viterbo
startTime 1261-08-29
successor Pope Clement IV

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Pope Urban IV alternateName Jacobo Pantaléon