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'''Conrad III''' or ''Conradin'' (also called Conrad the Younger) was the son of [[Conrad II]] and his wife, Elizabeth of Bavaria. |
'''Conrad III''' or ''Conradin'' (also called Conrad the Younger) was the son of [[Conrad II]] and his wife, Elizabeth of Bavaria. |
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He was born in 1252CE, in Bavaria, and became [[king]] of [[Jerusalem]] 2 years later, when his father died. |
He was born in 1252CE, in Bavaria, and became [[king]] of [[Jerusalem]] 2 years later, when his father died. He would appear never to have visited Palestine, remaining in Europe, embroiled in controversy and war with the [[Pope]] and papalist forces in [[Italy]]. He died at the age of 16. |
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His death, without issue, left the line of succession uncertain. Hugh of Cyprus had acted as his [[regent]] and he managed to obtain a coronation as [[Hugh I]]. |
His death, without issue, left the line of succession uncertain. Hugh of Cyprus had acted as his [[regent]] and he managed to obtain a coronation as [[Hugh I]]. |
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It is (perhaps) worthy of note that he was also King of [[Sicily]] and [[Duke]] of Swabia, as well as being the last legitimate Hohenstaufen, his death ending the line. |
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Latest revision as of 22:53, 8 November 2007
Conrad III or Conradin (also called Conrad the Younger) was the son of Conrad II and his wife, Elizabeth of Bavaria.
He was born in 1252CE, in Bavaria, and became king of Jerusalem 2 years later, when his father died. He would appear never to have visited Palestine, remaining in Europe, embroiled in controversy and war with the Pope and papalist forces in Italy. He died at the age of 16.
His death, without issue, left the line of succession uncertain. Hugh of Cyprus had acted as his regent and he managed to obtain a coronation as Hugh I.
It is (perhaps) worthy of note that he was also King of Sicily and Duke of Swabia, as well as being the last legitimate Hohenstaufen, his death ending the line.
