Conrad II Becomes King of Burgundy

Conrad II was crowned King of Burgundy in 1032, gaining control over an important region in Europe. His accession to the throne came as he was already the Holy Roman Emperor, signifying an expansion of his influence. The crowning occurred in the city of Arles, which was a significant center of power at the time. This coronation marked the integration of Burgundy into the Holy Roman Empire, further solidifying Conrad's political and territorial ambitions.