Frederick II: Quick Facts


Facts

Also Known As Frederick Roger • Constantine
Born December 26, 1194 • Jesi • Italy
Died December 13, 1250 (aged 55) • Italy
Title / Office king (1229-1243), kingdom of Jerusalem • emperor (1220-1250), Holy Roman Empire • king (1220-1250), Germany • king (1197-1250), Kingdom of Naples
Founder University of Naples
House / Dynasty Hohenstaufen dynasty
Notable Family Members spouse Isabella II • father Henry VI • mother Constance • son Manfred • son Henry VII • son Conrad IV
Role In Sixth Crusade

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Medieval manuscript miniature showing Frederick I as a crowned crusader holding an orb and scepter, with Henry of Schaftlarn kneeling and presenting a book to him.
Frederick I
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Maximilian I
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Henry III
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Stone sculptures of Otto I and his wife Edith, both crowned and seated, displayed side by side in the cathedral at Magdeburg, Germany.
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Henry II, detail from a statue, c.1235; from a portal in the Bamberg Cathedral, Germany
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Henry V and Pope Paschal II
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Henry VI
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Otto III
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