A whirlwind tour around the Circles of the Empire and a breakdown of the Important fiefs contained in each. Also an explanation for what was left out and why.
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The Imperial Circles ~1560
The Franconia Circle
The Bavarian Circle
The Austrian Circle
The Swabian Circle
The Upper Rhenish Circle
The Electoral Rhenish Circle
The Burgundian Circle
The Westphalian Circle
The Lower Saxon Circle
The Upper Saxon Circle
The Bohemian Crownlands
The Growth of the Swiss Confederation
Italy ~1494
The turn of the 12th century saw a revolution in the Catholic Church and a struggle for dominance between Pope and Emperor. The Investiture dispute would produce the Concordant at Worms that would have a profound impact on the future of the Church within the Empire.
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Pope Gregory VII
Emperor Henry 4 at Canossa
Worms Cathedral
The Thirty Years War was primarily fought within or around The Holy Roman Empire. This entity, for no other word adequately describes it, was at the center of European Culture, Trade, Learning, and Geography. Its unique position and history made it the battleground for one of the most destructive and devastating conflicts in world history.
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SHOWNOTES:
TTYW Timeline
Frankish Expansion (481-814)
The Crowning of Charlemagne
Charlemagne Ascendant
Treaty of Verdun (855)
Imperial and Electoral Crests
Imperial Circles (1512)
An Introduction to the Conflicts of Interest Podcast with an explanation of the episode structure and plans for the future.
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