Marozia

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Marozia was a powerful Roman noblewoman of the 10th century who dominated papal politics during the so‑called "pornocracy" and was a central figure in the Theophylact family’s control of the papacy.

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Marozia canonical 15

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman noble
historical figure
noblewoman
associatedWith Alberic II of Spoleto
Pope John XI
Pope Sergius III
Theodora
Theophylact I of Tusculum
birthCentury 10th century
child Alberic II of Spoleto
Pope John XI
Sergius
country Papal States
culture medieval Roman
deathCentury 10th century
era Middle Ages
Saeculum obscurum
linked to: Saeculum Obscurum
father Theophylact I of Tusculum
gender female
historicalReputation controversial
described negatively in later ecclesiastical sources
involvedIn Roman civic politics
struggles for control of the papacy
knownFor Theophylact family control of the papacy
central role in the so‑called pornocracy
dominating papal politics in early 10th century
influencing papal appointments
language Latin
mother Theodora
nobleFamily Theophylact family
notableRelative Alberic II of Spoleto
Pope John XI
placeOfBirth Rome
placeOfDeath Rome
positionHeld patricia of Rome
senatrix of Rome
powerBase Roman aristocracy
control of the papal court
region Lazio
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Rome
spouse Alberic I of Spoleto
Guido of Tuscany
linked to: Hubert of Tuscany

Hugh of Arles
timePeriodOfActivity c. 910s–930s
early 10th century
title domina of Rome

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Pope John XI mother Marozia
Pope John XI controlledBy Marozia
Pope John XI seeAlso Marozia
Hugh of Arles spouse Marozia
John XI mother Marozia
John XI influencedBy Marozia
Theophylact family member Marozia
Alberic II of Spoleto mother Marozia
Alberic II of Spoleto child Marozia
Counts of Tusculum hasMember Marozia