Berthold von Henneberg
German archbishop and church leader
Born
1442
583 years ago
Died
December 21st, 1504
520 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Germany
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Served as the Archbishop of Mainz from 1500 until death in 1504. Held a significant role during the early stages of the Reformation. Contributed to the political and religious landscape of the Holy Roman Empire. Participated in various religious assemblies and was involved in the administration of church properties. Influenced the appointment of various clergy and had a notable impact on ecclesiastical affairs.
Served as Archbishop of Mainz
Participated in the politics of the Holy Roman Empire
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