10/28/1017, Henry born in Germany, s/o §§Holy
Roman Emperor Conrad II of Worms (d.1039) & Empress Gisela of Swabia (d.1043).
9/4/1024 at Kamba, Henry’s father elected King of Germany.
1026, Henry made Duke of Bavaria by his father. [Not officially
recognized until 7/24/1027.]
2/1027, Henry’s father elected Holy Roman Emperor, and designated Henry
as his heir.
4/10/27, Henry in Rome for his father’s coronation.
2/1028, Henry made Duke of Swabia. [The charter identified Henry and
the only son.]
4/1028, At the initiative of his father, Henry crowned co-ruler of
Germany at Aachen.
~1028, Agnes born in Poitou, d/o 6051529338. William V of
Aquitaine & 6051529339. Agnes of Burgundy.
4/6/1029, Bishop Egilbert of Freising replaced deceased Bishop Bruno of
Augsburg as Henry’s tutor.
1031, Henry left in Bavaria by his father negotiated and signed a peace
treaty with King Stephen I in Hungary.
7/1033, Henry knighted, no longer needing a tutor.
5/18/1035, Henry’s marriage to Gunhilda of Denmark arranged.
1038, Henry called to Italy in support of his father. On the return
trip, Gundhilda died of an illness.
1038, Henry made King of Burgundy.
6/4/1039, Henry’s father died. Henry went on a tour of his domains.
8/13/1-39, Henry’s forces ambushed in the Bohemian forest, suffering
heavy losses at the Battle of Brudek.
8/15/1040, Henry conducted a successful campaign into Bohemia.
12/1041, Henry spent Christmas at Strasbourg.
9/1042, Henry began negotiations to wed Agnes.
1043, Henry’s mother died.
10/1043, Henry initiated a “Day of Pardon.”
[––Henry & Agnes––]
1043, Henry married Agnes.
7/6/1044, Henry successfully invaded Hungary.
1045, Henry wintered at Speyer while planning an expedition to Lorraine
against Godfrey of Upper Lorraine, which was successful.
1046, Henry ended a schism with Pope Clement II.
12/20/1046, Henry held court at Sutri [near Rome.]
12/25/1046, Henry and Agnes crowned Emperor and Empress at Rome.
5/1047, Henry was in Verona, Italy, after which he returned to Germany.
1047-48, Henry had to deal with insurrections in Germany.
1051-52, Henry suffered defeats in Hungary.
10/5/1056, Henry died of an illness at Bodfeld; Agnes becoming Regent
to her son.
[––Agnes––]
1057, Empress
Agnes took full control of her son on the departure of Pope Victor II, who had
come when Henry IV became seriously ill.
1060, Agnes,
acting for Henry, sent troops to Hungary in support of Andrew I. [Andrew was
defeated and fled to Germany.]
4/1062, The
Archbishop of Cologne kidnapped Henry and became the Regent.
1065, Henry
IV came of age to make policy decisions.
5/1065,
Henry’s mother Agnes returned to her homeland of Poitou. [She would make trips
back on various occasions.]
12/14/1077,
Agnes died.
Child of Henry and Agnes:
i. Henry IV Hohenstaufen (1512882334), born
11/11/1050 in Gostar, Saxony.
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