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The Holy Roman Empire
Vincent Hiller
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The Holy Roman Empire
In the early Middle Ages, Charlemagne had brought much of what is today the nation of Germany under his rule. After his death, these German lands dissolved into a patchwork of separate states ruled by counts and dukes. In time, the dukes of Saxony began to extend their power over neighboring German lands.
The Holy Roman Empire
The Holy Roman Empire was a vast kingdom that bordered several important bodies of water. This aided in trade as well as defense.Analyze Maps Locate: the North Sea, the Adriatic Sea, the Mediterranean Sea
The Holy Roman Empire
Otto I is crowned emperor over a vast area of Europe that will later be known as the Holy Roman Empire.
A Pope and an Emperor Feud
Under the reforming pope Gregory VII, the conflict between emperors burst into flames. Gregory was one of the greatest medieval popes. He was also one of the most controversial. Pope Gregory ruled at the same time as the German emperor Henry IV. These two strong-willed rulers clashed over competing claims to power.
A Pope and an Emperor Feud
A medieval drawing shows Henry driving Gregory from Rome (top). Other scenes include Gregory excommunicating Henry (bottom left) and Gregory on his deathbed (bottom right).
Quiz: The Holy Roman Empire
Quiz: A Pope and an Emperor Feud
Feudal Monarchs Consolidate Their Powers