Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor

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Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor was a 16th-century Habsburg ruler who served as Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia and Hungary, and a key architect of the empire’s consolidation in Central Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century ruler
Archduke of Austria
Habsburg monarch
Holy Roman Emperor
King of Bohemia
King of Hungary
associatedWith Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Holy Roman Empire
birthDate 1503-03-10
birthPlace Alcalá de Henares
Crown of Castile
burialPlace Prague Castle
St. Vitus Cathedral
child Anna of Austria, Duchess of Bavaria
Magdalena of Austria
surface form: Barbara of Austria

Catherine of Austria
surface form: Catherine of Austria, Queen of Poland

Charles II, Archduke of Inner Austria
Eleonore of Austria
Ferdinand II, Archduke of Further Austria
Magdalena of Austria
Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor
coronationAsHolyRomanEmperor 1558
deathDate 1564-07-25
deathPlace Duchy of Austria
surface form: Archduchy of Austria

Vienna
dynasticPolicy strengthening of Habsburg dynastic unions in Central Europe
electedKingOfTheRomans 1531
father Philip I of Castile
fullName Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ferdinand I
house House of Habsburg
language German
Spanish
mother Joanna of Castile
notableFor administrative reforms in the Habsburg lands
consolidation of Habsburg power in Central Europe
involvement in the Peace of Augsburg
participation in the Schmalkaldic War
role in the Habsburg–Ottoman conflicts
politicalRole mediator between Charles V and German princes
predecessorAsHolyRomanEmperor Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
reignAsHolyRomanEmperorEnd 1564
reignAsHolyRomanEmperorStart 1558
reignAsKingOfBohemiaStart 1526
reignAsKingOfHungaryStart 1526
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
signed Peace of Augsburg
spouse Anna of Bohemia and Hungary
successorAsHolyRomanEmperor Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor
title King of the Romans

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Charles I of Spain sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Charles I of Spain successorAsHolyRomanEmperor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
House of Habsburg notableMember Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy majorRuler Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Peace of Augsburg mediatedBy Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Ferdinand I, King of the Romans
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor successorAsHolyRomanEmperor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor abdicatedInFavorOf Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Emperor Maximilian I grandfatherOf Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip I of Castile child Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Kingdom of Hungary notableRuler Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Joanna of Castile child Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Eleanor of Austria sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Isabella of Austria sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor fullName Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ferdinand I
Mary of Hungary sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Catherine of Austria sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
King of Bohemia notableHolder Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Ferdinand notableBearer Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Margaret of Parma (governor) relative Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
subject surface form: Margaret of Parma
this entity surface form: Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor (uncle)
Habsburg–Valois conflict involves Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Kingdom of Croatia hasRuler Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Habsburg emperors notableMember Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Declaratio Ferdinandei associatedWith Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Hofkirche, Innsbruck commissionedBy Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Hofkirche, Innsbruck hasStatueOf Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Giuseppe Arcimboldo employer Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
King of the Romans officeHolder Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip the Handsome child Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Kingdom of Bohemia monarch Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Diet of Augsburg (1530) hasParticipant Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Ferdinand I, King of the Romans
Joanna the Mad child Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Carlos Lorenzo of Austria father Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Carlos Lorenzo of Austria monarchFather Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Louis II of Hungary successor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Catherine of Austria, Queen of Portugal sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor father Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor predecessor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Anna of Bohemia and Hungary spouse Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Philip of Habsburg child Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Royal Garden foundedBy Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
subject surface form: Royal Garden (Prague Castle)
Royal Garden creator Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
subject surface form: Royal Garden (Prague Castle)
Ferdinand II, Archduke of Further Austria father Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Ferdinand II, Archduke of Further Austria predecessor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Charles II, Archduke of Inner Austria father Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Charles II, Archduke of Inner Austria predecessor Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
King of Croatia notableHolder Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Maximilian III, Archduke of Austria father Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
Treaty of Passau signatory Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Ferdinand I, King of the Romans
Treaty of Passau negotiatedBy Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
this entity surface form: Ferdinand I, King of the Romans
Isabella of Burgundy sibling Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor