Otto IV, Kaisar Romawi Suci

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Otto IV
Segel Otto IV
Kaisar Romawi Suci
Berkuasa1209–1215
Penobatan21 Oktober 1209, Roma
PendahuluHenry VI
PenerusFrederick II
Raja Romawi
Berkuasa1198–1209
Penobatan12 Juli 1198, Aachen
PendahuluHenry VI
PenerusFrederick II
Raja Italia
Berkuasa1208–1212
PendahuluHenry VI
PenerusHenry VII[1]
Raja Burgundi
Berkuasa1208–1215
PendahuluFilipus dari Swabia
PenerusFrederick II
Informasi pribadi
Kelahiran1175
mungkin Braunschweig
Kematian19 Mei 1218 (usia 43)
Harzburg
Pemakaman
WangsaWangsa Gwelf
AyahHenry si Singa
IbuMatilda dari Inggris
PasanganBeatrice dari Hohenstaufen
Marie of Brabant
AgamaKatolik Roma
Lambang Wangsa Welf-Brunswick (Braunschweig)
Lambang Otto IV, Kaisar Romawi Suci
Lambang Otto IV, Kaisar Romawi Suci (Chronica Majora)

Otto IV (1175 – 19 Mei 1218) adalah salah satu dari dua pesaing raja Jerman dari 1198, raja tunggal dari 1208, dan Kaisar Romawi Suci dari 1209 sampai ia terpaksa abdikasi pada 1215. Sebagai satu-satunya raja tunggal dari Wangsa Gwelf, ia memurkai Paus Innosensius III dan diekskomunikasi pada 1210.

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  1. ^ Although Frederick II was crowned King of the Romans, King of Sicily, King of Jerusalem and Holy Roman Emperor, he was never crowned King of Italy at Pavia, Monza or Milan during his lifetime – see Sismondi's History of the Italian Republics in the Middle Ages, (1906), pg. 143; 147 and Kington-Oliphant's, History of Frederick the Second, Emperor of the Romans, Vol I, (1862), pg. 195 which specifically state that the Milanese refused to crown Frederick with the Iron Crown. Neither is his coronation as King of Italy mentioned in any modern source, such as Abulafia's, The New Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. V: c. 1198 – c. 1300, (1999)

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