Kingdom of Italy (medieval)

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The Kingdom of Italy (medieval) was a constituent realm of the Holy Roman Empire in northern and central Italy, emerging from the former Lombard kingdom and playing a key role in imperial politics from the early Middle Ages through the late medieval period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constituent realm of the Holy Roman Empire
medieval kingdom
successor state of the Kingdom of the Lombards
alsoKnownAs Kingdom of Italy (Holy Roman Empire) NERFINISHED
Regnum Italiae NERFINISHED
Regnum Italicum NERFINISHED
borderedBy Adriatic Sea NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Burgundy NERFINISHED
Papal States NERFINISHED
Tyrrhenian Sea NERFINISHED
capital Milan NERFINISHED
Pavia NERFINISHED
Ravenna NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
Verona NERFINISHED
continent Europe
deFactoEndDate 14th century
deFactoEndEvent decline of effective imperial authority in Italy
deJureEndDate 1806
deJureEndEvent Reichsdeputationshauptschluss NERFINISHED
economicCharacteristic high level of urbanization and commercial activity for the Middle Ages
governmentType elective monarchy
feudal monarchy
language Latin
Vulgar Latin NERFINISHED
early Italian vernaculars
locatedIn central Italy
northern Italy
notableRuler Berengar I of Italy NERFINISHED
Charlemagne NERFINISHED
Frederick I Barbarossa NERFINISHED
Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
Louis the Pious NERFINISHED
Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
partOf Holy Roman Empire
playedRoleIn imperial coronation process of Holy Roman Emperors
medieval imperial–papal conflicts
politicalStructure patchwork of duchies, counties, bishoprics, and city-communes
predecessor Exarchate of Ravenna NERFINISHED
Kingdom of the Lombards NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
rulerTitle King of Italy NERFINISHED
significantEvent Golden Bull of 1356 (formalizing imperial structures without strong Italian role) NERFINISHED
Investiture Controversy NERFINISHED
Italian campaigns of Frederick I Barbarossa NERFINISHED
Ottonian consolidation of imperial control in Italy
Peace of Constance NERFINISHED
coronation of Charlemagne as King of the Lombards NERFINISHED
incorporation into the Carolingian Empire
rise of autonomous Italian city-states
struggle between Guelphs and Ghibellines
startDate 774
startEvent conquest of the Lombard kingdom by Charlemagne
successor Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy NERFINISHED
various independent Italian states

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Battle of Legnano historicalRegion Kingdom of Italy (within the Holy Roman Empire)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Middle Francia alsoKnownAs Regnum Italiae et Lotharii (in part)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Diocese of Pavia associatedWith Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Archchancellor of Italy appliesToJurisdiction Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
County of Aldobrandeschi country Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Pope Alexander II countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Italy (Holy Roman Empire)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
County of Ivrea country Kingdom of Italy (Holy Roman Empire)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
County of Ivrea partOf Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
County of Ivrea partOf Kingdom of Italy (Regnum Italicum)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Berengar II of Italy associatedWith Kingdom of Italy in the Early Middle Ages
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Council of Piacenza country Kingdom of Italy (Holy Roman Empire)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Goffredo da Castiglione countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Margraviate of Tuscany partOf Kingdom of Italy (Holy Roman Empire)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Count of Apulia country Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Duchess of Spoleto hasHistoricalContext Holy Roman Empire in Italy
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)
Margravine of Tuscany historicalRegion Kingdom of Italy (within the Holy Roman Empire)
linked to: Kingdom of Italy (medieval)