Honorius II (antipope)

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Honorius II was an 11th-century antipope who opposed the legitimate papacy during the Investiture Controversy, continuing the imperial-backed schismatic line after Clement III.

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Antipope Honorius II 2
Honorius II (antipope) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 11th-century Italian person
Christian religious leader
antipope
activeIn 11th century
12th century
alsoKnownAs Antipope Honorius II
Cadalus of Parma
authorityChallenged legitimate papacy in Rome
birthName Pietro Cadalo NERFINISHED
chronologicalContext Investiture Controversy between papacy and Holy Roman Emperors
claimedTitle Pope
conflict schism within the Catholic Church
continued imperial-backed schismatic line against the legitimate papacy
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
familyName Cadalo
follows Clement III (antipope)
givenName Pietro
legitimacyStatus considered illegitimate by the canonical papacy
notableFor being an antipope during the Investiture Controversy
leading an imperial-backed schism against the reform papacy
opposed Pope Alexander II
opposedBy reform party in the Catholic Church
papalName Honorius II
partOf Investiture Controversy
placeOfActivity Parma
Rome
positionHeld Bishop of Parma
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
roleInSchism figurehead of the imperial ecclesiastical policy
successorInImperialSchism later imperial antipopes of the 11th–12th centuries
supportedBy Emperor Henry IV
Empress Agnes of Poitou
imperial party in the Holy Roman Empire

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Wibert of Ravenna predecessorAsImperialAntipope Honorius II (antipope)
Pope Alexander II opposedBy Antipope Honorius II
linked to: Honorius II (antipope)
Honorius II (antipope) alsoKnownAs Antipope Honorius II
linked to: Honorius II (antipope)