Conrad II

Holy Roman Emperor, led the empire

Conrad II - Holy Roman Emperor, led the empire
Born

None
None years ago

Died

June 4th, 1039
985 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Germany

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Ruled as Holy Roman Emperor from 1024 until 1039. Ascended to the throne after being elected king of Germany. Strengthened the imperial authority and unified the kingdom through strategic alliances and military campaigns. Played a significant role in the politics of Italy, and aimed to consolidate the empire's territories. Promoted the Christian faith and played a part in the Church's influence during the 11th century.

Elected Holy Roman Emperor in 1024

Strengthened the imperial authority

Consolidated territories through alliances

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