Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor

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Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor was a powerful and culturally influential 13th-century ruler of the Holy Roman Empire and the Kingdom of Sicily, renowned for his intellectual pursuits, legal reforms, and conflicts with the papacy.

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instanceOf Holy Roman Emperor
House of Hohenstaufen member
King of Germany
King of Jerusalem
King of Sicily
human
medieval ruler
alliedWith Ghibellines
alsoKnownAs Astonishment of the World
Puer Apuliae
Stupor mundi
authored De arte venandi cum avibus
birthDate 1194-12-26
birthPlace Jesi
Kingdom of Sicily
Marche
linked to: Marche region
burialPlace Cathedral of Palermo
linked to: Palermo Cathedral
child Conrad IV of Germany
Enzio of Sardinia
Henry (VII) of Germany
Manfred, King of Sicily
Margaret of Sicily
Violante of Sicily
linked to: Margaret of Sicily
conflictWith Lombard League
Papacy
coronationAsHolyRomanEmperorPlace Rome
crownedHolyRomanEmperorBy Pope Honorius III
culturalCenter Palermo court
linked to: Palermo
deathDate 1250-12-13
deathPlace Apulia
Castel Fiorentino
Kingdom of Sicily
deposedBy First Council of Lyon
era High Middle Ages
excommunicatedBy Pope Gregory IX
Pope Innocent IV
father Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor
founded University of Naples Federico II
foundedInYear 1224
fullName Frederick II Hohenstaufen
house House of Hohenstaufen
interestedIn falconry
natural science
philosophy
issued Constitutions of Melfi
Liber Augustalis
linked to: Breviary of Alaric
knownFor conflicts with the papacy
legal reforms in the Kingdom of Sicily
multilingualism
participation in the Sixth Crusade
patronage of science and learning
religious tolerance policies
languageSpoken Arabic
German
Greek
Italian
Latin
Sicilian
led Sixth Crusade
mother Constance of Sicily
negotiatedWith Al-Kamil, Sultan of Egypt
notableFor correspondence with scholars of the Islamic world
employment of Muslim officials in Sicily
use of Roman law in administration
opposedBy Guelphs
linked to: Ghibellines
patronOf University of Naples Federico II
politicalGoal centralization of royal authority in Sicily
strengthening imperial power in Italy
predecessorAsHolyRomanEmperor Otto IV, Holy Roman Emperor
predecessorAsKingOfSicily Constance of Sicily
reignAsHolyRomanEmperorEnd 1250
reignAsHolyRomanEmperorStart 1220
reignAsKingOfGermanyEnd 1250
reignAsKingOfGermanyStart 1212
reignAsKingOfJerusalemEnd 1228
reignAsKingOfJerusalemStart 1225
reignAsKingOfSicilyEnd 1250
reignAsKingOfSicilyStart 1198
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
resultOfSixthCrusade peaceful recovery of Jerusalem for Christians
spouse Bianca Lancia
Constance of Aragon
Isabella II of Jerusalem
Isabella of England
successorAsHolyRomanEmperor Conrad IV of Germany
successorAsKingOfSicily Conrad IV of Germany
supported Sicilian School of poetry

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King of Italy notableHolder Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Holy Roman Emperor positionHeldBy Frederick II
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Innocent IV conflict Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Innocent IV excommunicated Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Innocent IV deposed Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Kingdom of Sicily notableRuler Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Isabella of England, Holy Roman Empress spouse Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor fullName Frederick II Hohenstaufen
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Hohenstaufen dynasty notableMember Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Hohenstaufen dynasty hasTitleHolder Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg grantedBy Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
King of Sicily hasHolder Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Sinibaldo Fieschi conflictWith Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
First Council of Lyon addressedConflictWith Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
First Council of Lyon deposed Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
First Council of Lyon issuedSentenceOfDepositionAgainst Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Frederick hasNotableBearer Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
University of Naples Federico II foundedBy Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
University of Naples Federico II namedAfter Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Kingdom of Italy ruler Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Celestine IV associatedWithRuler Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Gregory IX conflict Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Royal Palace of Naples hasStatueOf Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Honorius III appointedMonarch Frederick II as Holy Roman Emperor
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Lothar of Segni supported Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Palermo Cathedral burialPlaceOf Emperor Frederick II
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Constance of Sicily child Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Constance of Sicily successorAsMonarchOfSicily Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Kingdom of Germany notableMonarch Frederick II
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip, son of Frederick II and Isabella of England father Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Andria Cathedral associatedWith Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Henry, son of Frederick II and Isabella of England father Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Agnes, daughter of Frederick II and Isabella of England father Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor child Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor successorAsKingOfSicily Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Margaret of Sicily father Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
King of the Romans officeHolder Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Gioia del Colle associatedWithPerson Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
subject linked to: Gioia del Colle, Italy
Sultan al-Kamil opponent Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Sultan al-Kamil associatedWith Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Isabella of England spouse Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
King of Burgundy hasMonarch Frederick II
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Rex Siciliae officeHolder Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Stupor mundi appliedTo Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Stupor mundi associatedWith Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Stupor mundi notableBearer Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Stupor mundi usedAs sobriquet of Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
linked to: Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Astonishment of the World refersTo Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Astonishment of the World appliedTo Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
Puer Apuliae refersTo Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor