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Diet of Roncaglia
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Diet of Roncaglia

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  • Frederick I during the Crusades
    Frederick I
    / Attempt to regain imperial rights

    …oppose him, Frederick opened the Diet of Roncaglia. The goal of this Diet was to define and guarantee the rights of the emperor, which would bring the empire an estimated 30,000 pounds of silver per year. Frederick attempted, beginning in 1158 and especially after 1162, not only to achieve the…

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    …oppose him, Frederick opened the Diet of Roncaglia. The goal of this Diet was to define and guarantee the rights of the emperor, which would bring the empire an estimated 30,000 pounds of silver per year. Frederick attempted, beginning in 1158 and especially after 1162, not only to achieve the…

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  • Map showing the regions, cities, and capitals of Italy
    Italy
    / Institutional reforms

    Roncaglia was a new constitutional statement despite its conservative reliance on regalian right.

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    Roncaglia was a new constitutional statement despite its conservative reliance on regalian right.

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