Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Holy Roman Empire
Anmerkungen:
- (800 -1806)
Holy Roman Empire = HRE
- Investiture Controversy
- issue
- invest = appoint
- bishops
- who has the authority
(Holy Roman Emperor
or Pope)
- Pope
- only weapon
- excommunitcation
- therefore not christian
- and crusade can be declared
- Gregory VII
- some nobles support
Anmerkungen:
- they see opportunity
Similar to Feudal Japan
- causes division in Germany
- not united until 1800s
- HRE
- Military Power
- Henry IV
- Internal strife in Germany
- Golden Bull
- HRE
- Elected
- impact
- competition b/t
- electors
- "candidates"
- HRE +
- nobles
- "foreign"
- unity prevented
- SO... No Germany
- To unify an
elector has to
rise above
- significance
- temporal
- perception
(you)
?
- excludes
- Bavaria
- Papacy
- Habsburgs
- Fredrick II
(Habsburg)
- Goal
- Unification
- Method
- good
- no war
- thus $
- bad
- spread up
- marrying people
all over Europe
- no "unity"
- last in Rome
(Nicholas V)
- Legacy
- Imperial Court
- disputes
with nobility
- Conflict
- HUN
- France
- Valois
- Finances?
- goes into debt
- loans (Fuggers)
- Charles V
- Ottomans
- debt
- gold/silver
(Americas)
Anmerkungen:
- 80% goes to bankers
economy goes downhill
- Protestant Reformation
Anmerkungen:
- some of electors are protestant
so electors don't have to be loyal to HOLY Roman Emperor
- Who?
- Charlemagne
Anmerkungen:
- Charle/magne
Charles the great
- Louis the Pious
Anmerkungen:
- has three sons
- splits HRE between sons
- succession crisis
- What?
- Territory w/i
W. Eur.
focused on
"Germany"
- Why?
- protection of Papal
States + "unity of Eur
under a temporal
ruler crowned by the
pope (spiritual)
- sig/impact
- Have claims to
ROMAN EMPIRE
through HISTORICAL
CLAIM
- Has claim to ALL of
the previous Roman
Empire
- Maximilian I
- Goal
- Method
- war
- $
- debt
- expansion
- Government (C.B.)
- success
- 6 districts (eventually 10)
- levy taxes
- recruits troops
- enforce laws/decrees
- failure
- fought by nobility
to preserve power
Anmerkungen:
- loyalty to crown is key to success in medieval Europe
King wants more power, nobles want more power
King needs loyalty
Nobles won't be loyal
Middle Classes are used in government