Henry VII … Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany 1275–1313

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Henry VII … Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany, 1275–1313 (aged 38 years)

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Henry VII … Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany

Name: Henry VII // Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany
Given names: Henry VII
Name suffix: Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany

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Henry VII … Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany + … …
himself	Links Birth: 1275 Death: 1313 Unique identifier: 9AD733521C79484196643E2B723ED15D5501 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John … King of Bohemia Henry VII … Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany 1275–1313 Birth: 1275 Death: 1313
son	Links Birth: 1296 21 Death: 1346 Unique identifier: 2B091DD41FE73341A70E2E79A60771B1CA84 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Charles IV … Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia & Germany John … King of Bohemia 1296–1346 Birth: 1296 21 Death: 1346

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Birth	1275
Birth of a son	John … King of Bohemia 1296
Death	1313 (aged 38 years)
Unique identifier	11BECD31B418FE4D91D170000647E8EDD887
Last change	24 January 2011 – 18:40:32 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Henry VII (Holy Roman Empire), called Henry of Luxemburg (circa 1275-1313), German king and Holy Roman emperor (1308-13), first of the line of Luxemburg, born in Buonconvento, Italy. On the Death of Emperor Albert I, in 1308, Henry was elected by the German princes to succeed him. In 1310 Henry entered Italy; he was crowned king of the Lombards the following year and Holy Roman emperor in 1312. While in Italy he attempted to end the strife between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines. Declaring himself to be impartial, he secured the homage of both factions; but the Guelphs soon rebelled, and Henry was forced to side with the Ghibellines. Allied with Frederick II, king of Sicily, in 1313 Henry was preparing an attack on the Guelph leader Robert, duke of Anjou and king of Naples (1275-1343), when he died. He was succeeded as emperor by Louis IV.

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Henry VII (Holy Roman Empire), called Henry of Luxemburg (circa
1275-1313), German king and Holy Roman emperor (1308-13), first of the
line of Luxemburg, born in Buonconvento, Italy. On the Death of Emperor
Albert I, in 1308, Henry was elected by the German princes to succeed him.
In 1310 Henry entered Italy; he was crowned king of the Lombards the
following year and Holy Roman emperor in 1312. While in Italy he attempted
to end the strife between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines. Declaring
himself to be impartial, he secured the homage of both factions; but the
Guelphs soon rebelled, and Henry was forced to side with the Ghibellines.
Allied with Frederick II, king of Sicily, in 1313 Henry was preparing an
attack on the Guelph leader Robert, duke of Anjou and king of Naples
(1275-1343), when he died. He was succeeded as emperor by Louis IV.