Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor

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Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, was a 16th-century ruler who controlled a vast European and overseas empire, uniting the crowns of Spain, the Holy Roman Empire, and the Burgundian Netherlands under his reign.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century monarch
Archduke of Austria
Duke of Burgundy
Habsburg ruler
Holy Roman Emperor
King of Spain
abdicatedInFavorOf Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip II of Spain
abdicationDate 1555
alsoKnownAs Charles I of Spain
surface form: Carlos I of Spain

Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
surface form: Charles Quint

Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
surface form: Karl V.
birthDate 1500-02-24
birthPlace County of Flanders
Ghent
Habsburg Netherlands
burialPlace El Escorial
child Joanna of Austria
Maria of Austria
Philip II of Spain
coronationAsHolyRomanEmperorDate 1530-02-24
coronationAsHolyRomanEmperorPlace Bologna
crownedBy Pope Clement VII
deathDate 1558-09-21
deathPlace Crown of Castile
Extremadura
Monastery of Yuste
dynasty House of Habsburg
father Philip I of Castile
fullName Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor self-linksurface differs
surface form: Charles V
grandfather Ferdinand II of Aragon
Emperor Maximilian I
surface form: Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
grandmother Isabella I of Castile
Mary of Burgundy, Duchess of Savoy
surface form: Mary of Burgundy
illegitimateChild John of Austria (the Elder)
surface form: John of Austria

Margaret of Parma
languageSpoken French
German
Latin
Spanish
mother Joanna of Castile
notableEvent Confronted the Protestant Reformation in the Holy Roman Empire
Fought the Italian Wars against France
Oversaw the expansion of the Spanish Empire in the Americas
Presided over the Diet of Worms in 1521
predecessorAsHolyRomanEmperor Emperor Maximilian I
surface form: Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
predecessorAsKingOfSpain Joanna of Castile
reignAsDukeOfBurgundyEnd 1555
reignAsDukeOfBurgundyStart 1506
reignAsHolyRomanEmperorEnd 1556
reignAsHolyRomanEmperorStart 1519
reignAsKingOfSpainEnd 1556
reignAsKingOfSpainStart 1516
religion Roman Catholicism
retirementPlace Monastery of Yuste
spouse Isabella of Portugal
successorAsHolyRomanEmperor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
successorAsKingOfSpain Philip II of Spain
territoryRuled Burgundian Netherlands
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of Aragon
Castile
surface form: Kingdom of Castile

Kingdom of Naples
Kingdom of Sicily
Spanish overseas colonies in the Americas

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Margaret of Parma (governor) father Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
subject surface form: Margaret of Parma
Imperial Mathematician employer Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
Pope Adrian VI advisorTo Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Italian War of 1542–1546 hasMainBelligerent Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Italian War of 1542–1546 hasCommander Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Habsburg–Valois conflict involves Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Bishopric of Thérouanne destroyedCityBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Royal Palace of Naples hasStatueOf Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
War of the League of Cognac belligerent Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Francis I of France rival Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Margaret of Parma father Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Valladolid debate hasParticipant Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Valladolid debate organizer Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Spanish conquistadors patron Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Georg von Frundsberg employer Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Duchy of Burgundy notableRuler Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Habsburg emperors notableMember Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Codex Mendoza intendedAudience Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Non plus ultra usedAsMottoBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Institutio principis Christiani dedicatedTo Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Charles V
Battle of Ceresole opposingSovereign Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Edict of Worms issuedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Edict of Worms promulgatedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Edict of Worms signedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Diet of Augsburg convenedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Diet of Augsburg authority Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Confutatio Pontificia commissionedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Emperor Charles V
Confutatio Pontificia approvedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Emperor Charles V
Charles V of France regnalName Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Charles V
Grandees of Spain formalizedInReignOf Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Santiago de Nueva Extremadura establishedUnderMonarch Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Habsburg–Bourbon dynastic rivalry notableHabsburgFigures Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Augsburg Interim promulgatedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Charles V
Augsburg Interim issuedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
Augsburg Interim supportedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Charles V
Treaty of Vaucelles signatoryMonarch Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Casa de Moneda de México foundedUnderMonarch Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Duke of Guelders hasTitleHolder Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Lutheran Reformation hasOpposingParty Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Emperor Charles V
Francisco de Montejo the Elder monarchServed Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
University of Granada founder Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Aspa de Borgoña associatedWith Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Andreas Vesalius employer Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Capitulation of Zaragoza negotiatingParty Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
King of the Romans officeHolder Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip the Handsome child Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip the Handsome successor Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Garcilaso de la Vega allegiance Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
John, Prince of Asturias relative Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Audiencia of Mexico establishedBy Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor