Beatrix of Świdnica

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Beatrix of Świdnica was a Silesian Piast princess who became Holy Roman Empress as the wife of Emperor Louis IV.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Holy Roman Empress
human
member of the Piast dynasty
princess
associated with Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of Germany
Kingdom of Italy
burial place Munich Frauenkirche
linked to: Frauenkirche
category Holy Roman empresses consort
Medieval Polish nobility
People from Świdnica
Piast dynasty
chronological context 14th century
continent of citizenship Europe
country of citizenship Kingdom of Poland
date of birth 1290
1290s
date of death 25 August 1322
ethnic group Poles
family name Piast
father Bernard of Świdnica
givenName Beatrix
language of work or name German
Polish
mother Matilda of Brunswick-Lüneburg
native language Polish
noble family Piast dynasty
noble title Holy Roman Empress
Queen consort of Germany
Queen consort of Italy
notable work role in dynastic alliance between Piast dynasty and House of Wittelsbach
occupation empress consort
part of Silesian Piasts
place of birth Świdnica NERFINISHED
place of death Munich
position held Holy Roman Empress
Queen of Germany
Queen of Italy
region Silesia
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Munich
said to be the same as Beatrice of Schweidnitz
Beatrice of Świdnica
Beatrix of Schweidnitz
sex or gender female
spouse Louis IV of Bavaria
Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor
Ludwig IV, Holy Roman Emperor
spouse's noble family House of Wittelsbach
title Empress of the Holy Roman Empire

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Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor spouse Beatrix of Świdnica
subject linked to: Holy Roman Emperor Louis IV
Beatrix of Świdnica said to be the same as Beatrice of Świdnica
linked to: Beatrix of Świdnica
Beatrix of Świdnica said to be the same as Beatrice of Schweidnitz
linked to: Beatrix of Świdnica