Realm · 962–1621
Holy Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire appears on the map from 962 to 1621. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1169, it covered about 913,708 km².
In 962 the German king Otto I was crowned emperor by the pope in Rome, renewing Charlemagne's imperial title. The resulting empire, called Holy Roman from the 12th century, joined the German lands with northern Italy and Burgundy, and later Bohemia. Its emperors were elected by leading princes, a system fixed by the Golden Bull of 1356. More about Holy Roman Empire.
See Holy Roman Empire on the map in 1169
- On the map
- 962–1621
- Greatest extent
- 1169, about 913,708 km²
- Part of
- Holy Roman Empire
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Holy Roman Empire · Wikidata Q12548
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 962–969 | 737,034 km² |
| 970–979 | 724,772 km² |
| 980–989 | 724,602 km² |
| 990–1002 | 701,841 km² |
| 1003–1009 | 646,697 km² |
| 1010–1017 | 729,594 km² |
| 1018–1027 | 729,525 km² |
| 1028–1033 | 762,559 km² |
| 1034–1039 | 894,318 km² |
| 1040–1065 | 894,478 km² |
| 1066–1093 | 894,501 km² |
| 1094–1098 | 883,261 km² |
| 1099–1125 | 883,283 km² |
| 1126–1138 | 880,445 km² |
| 1139–1146 | 891,038 km² |
| 1147–1151 | 873,727 km² |
| 1152–1168 | 873,954 km² |
| 1169–1176 | 913,708 km² |
| 1177–1187 | 889,637 km² |
| 1188–1201 | 879,438 km² |
| 1202–1205 | 795,670 km² |
| 1206–1215 | 795,601 km² |
| 1216–1235 | 795,902 km² |
| 1236–1249 | 858,754 km² |
| 1250–1259 | 858,863 km² |
| 1619–1621 | 145,397 km² |
Related
- Holy Roman Empire empire
- Third Crusade May 1189 – 9 October 1192