Pope Martin IV

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Pope Martin IV was a 13th-century French-born pope whose papacy is noted for his strong support of Charles of Anjou and involvement in the politics of Italy and Aragon.

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Pope Martin IV canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
pope
alliedWith Charles I of Anjou
appointedAsKing Charles of Valois as King of Aragon
birthName Simon de Brion
burialPlace Perugia Cathedral
consecratedBy Pope Urban IV
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
dateOfBirth circa 1210
dateOfDeath 28 March 1285
declaredForfeit Crown of Aragon
surface form: Crown of Aragon of Peter III
electedBy College of Cardinals
electedPopeOn 22 February 1281
era 13th century
excommunicated Peter III of Aragon
givenName Simon
honorificPrefix His Holiness
Pope
involvedIn War of the Sicilian Vespers
knownFor involvement in Aragonese politics
involvement in Italian politics
role in the Sicilian Vespers conflict
strong support of Charles of Anjou
languageSpoken French
Latin
memberOf College of Cardinals
nationality French
opposed House of Aragon
papacyBegan 23 March 1281
papacyEnded 28 March 1285
papalName Martin IV
partOf Avignon Papacy precursor French influence in Curia
placeOfBirth Brion
Kingdom of France
Île-de-France region
surface form: Île-de-France
placeOfDeath Papal States
Perugia
positionHeld Cardinal
Cardinal-priest of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere
Papal legate in France
Pope
predecessor Pope Nicholas III
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
residence Orvieto
Perugia
successor Pope Honorius IV
supported Charles I of Anjou

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Aragonese Crusade wasDeclaredBy Pope Martin IV
Aragonese Crusade hasParticipant Pope Martin IV
Peter III of Aragon opponent Pope Martin IV
Pope Boniface VIII createdCardinalBy Pope Martin IV
Pope Nicholas III successor Pope Martin IV
Alfonso III of Aragon opponent Pope Martin IV
Pope Honorius IV predecessor Pope Martin IV