- Ottocar I by Blake Berry
Or Přemysl Ottocar I., d. 1230, duke (1197–98) and king (1198–1230) of Bohemia. The struggle within the Holy Roman Empire for the imperial crown enabled Ottocar to obtain (1198) from Philip of Swabia the royal title. Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II confirmed the title (1212) and the election (1216) of Ottocar's son (later Wenceslaus I) as his successor. In 1221, Ottocar was forced to ...
- Constance by Derrick Moreno
... born 1154—died Nov. 27, 1198, Palermo) Queen of Sicily (1194–98) and Holy Roman empress-consort (1191–97). The daughter of King Roger II of Sicily, she married the future emperor Henry VI in 1186 and was later crowned with him in Rome. Her marriage gave the Hohenstaufen dynasty a claim to the Sicilian throne, which she asserted against the opposition of ...
- Averroës by Devin Perry
Or A·ver·rho·ës 1126-1198.Arab physician and philosopher, born in Spain. He is best known for his commentaries on Aristotle.
- Ramses III by Sierra Harmon
Rameses IIIdied? 1167 bc, king of ancient Egypt (?1198--?67). His reign was marked by wars in Libya and Syria
- Baronius, Caesar by Madison Rogers
1538–1607, Italian ecclesiastical historian, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. He went to Rome c.1557 and soon came under the tutelage of St. Philip Neri. His chief work, the Annales ecclesiastici a Christi nato ad annum 1198. [ecclesiastical annals from the nativity to 1198], was a response to the Lutheran, Historia Ecclesiae Christi. [History of the Church of Christ]. As Vatican ...