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Emperor Heinrich Iii of Roman Empire 28 OCT 1017 - 5 OCT 1056
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Emperor Heinrich was born on 28 OCT 1017 in Of, Schwaben, Bavaria and died on 5 OCT 1056 (age: 38). He was the son of Emperor Konrad Ii of Roman Empire (990 - 4 JUN 1039) and Duchess Gisele of Swabia (of Roman Empire) (11 NOV 999 - 14 FEB 1043). Emperor Heinrich was married to Princess Agnaes of Aquitaine (of Roman Empire) on 21 NOV 1043. Princess Agnaes was born on ABT 1020 in Aquitaine and died on 14 DEC 1077 . She was the daughter of Duke Guillaume V (Iii) of Aquitaine (975 - 31 JAN 1030) and Countess Agnaes de Bourgogne (of Aquitaine) (987 - 10 NOV 1068). View Family Chart - - -
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Son - Emporer Henry IV of Germany - Henry was born on 11 NOV 1050 in Saxony and died on 7 AUG 1106 (age: 55) in Liege, Lorraine, France
was crowned joint king with his father
in 1028, and acceded on Conrad s death in 1039. Under Henry III the
medieval Holy Roman Empire probably attained its greatest power and
solidity. In 1041, Henry defeated the Bohemians, who had been
overrunning the lands of his vassals, the Poles, and compelled Duke
Bratislaus I of Bohemia to renew his vassalage. Although several
expeditions to Hungary against the raiding Magyars failed to establish his
authority in that country, Henry was able in 1043 to fix the frontier of
Austria and Hungary at the Leitha and Morava rivers, where it remained
until the end of World War I. In the West, Henry attempted with some
initial success to control particularist tendencies among the duchies.
in 1028, and acceded on Conrad s death in 1039. Under Henry III the
medieval Holy Roman Empire probably attained its greatest power and
solidity. In 1041, Henry defeated the Bohemians, who had been
overrunning the lands of his vassals, the Poles, and compelled Duke
Bratislaus I of Bohemia to renew his vassalage. Although several
expeditions to Hungary against the raiding Magyars failed to establish his
authority in that country, Henry was able in 1043 to fix the frontier of
Austria and Hungary at the Leitha and Morava rivers, where it remained
until the end of World War I. In the West, Henry attempted with some
initial success to control particularist tendencies among the duchies.
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