Henry (VII)

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Henry (VII) was a 13th-century King of Germany from the Hohenstaufen dynasty, the son of Emperor Frederick II, whose troubled reign ended in rebellion against his father and an early death.

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Henry (VII) canonical 1
Henry (VII), King of the Romans 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Germany
medieval monarch
member of the House of Hohenstaufen
birthPlace Kingdom of Sicily
Sicily
causeOfDeath fall from a horse
conflict rebellion against Frederick II
coronationDate 1220
coronationPlace Aachen
countryRuled Germany
deathPlace Calabria
Kingdom of Sicily
detentionLocation southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
dynasty Hohenstaufen
era 13th century
father Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
givenName Henry
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
house House of Hohenstaufen
imprisonedBy Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
mannerOfDeath accidental death
mother Constance of Aragon
motherInLaw Leopold VI, Duke of Austria
nobleRank duke
nobleTitle Duke of Swabia
notableFor conflict with German princes
early death while imprisoned
rebellion against his father Frederick II
numeral VII
occupation king
opposedBy Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
politicalStatus King-elect of the Romans
positionHeld Duke of Swabia
King of Germany
King of the Romans
predecessor Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
realm Holy Roman Empire
reignEnd 1235
reignStart 1220
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
spouse Margaret of Austria
successor Conrad IV of Germany
supportedBy some German princes
title King of Germany
King of the Romans

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Henry (VII) of Germany alsoKnownAs Henry (VII)
Heinrich (VII.) von Hohenstaufen alsoKnownAs Henry (VII), King of the Romans
linked to: Henry (VII)