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Frederick I, Duke of Swabia
Hohenstaufen Duke of Swabia, born c.1050, succeeded 1079, long loyal to Salian emperors Henry IV and V, a core Ghibelline prince;…
Timeline
- 1101–1105Swabia · SwabiaFrom 1101 to 1105 Frederick I, as Henry IV's most reliable princely ally, held Swabia amid Welf and Saxon opposition. When Henry V deposed his father in 1105, the Hohenstaufen continued to support the new emperor, strengthening the Ghibelline camp in southern Germany.
- 1105Aargau · AargauFrederick I died in Aargau in 1105; the duchy of Swabia passed to his eldest son Frederick II. The Hohenstaufen thereafter became a key military force for Henry V, and his son Conrad III was elected King of Germany in 1138, inaugurating the Hohenstaufen dynasty.
Sources
- Frederick I, Duke of Swabia https://www.britannica.com/biography/Frederick-I-duke-of-Swabia