Henry of France

Archbishop of Reims

Henry of France - Archbishop of Reims
Born

None
None years ago

Died

November 13th, 1175
849 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

Links & References

Served as Archbishop of Reims in the 12th century, playing a significant role in ecclesiastical and political matters of the time. Contributed to the development of the Church's influence within the realm. Participated in the coronation of French kings, emphasizing the connection between the monarchy and the Church. Held the position through a period marked by significant religious and political changes in France.

Archbishop of Reims

Participation in royal coronations

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