Outrage of Anagni

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The Outrage of Anagni was a 1303 incident in which agents of King Philip IV of France violently seized and humiliated Pope Boniface VIII in the Italian town of Anagni, symbolizing a major clash between papal and royal authority.

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Outrage of Anagni canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conflict between papacy and monarchy
historical event
chronologicallyFollows excommunication threats against Philip IV by Boniface VIII
taxation disputes between Philip IV and the clergy
describedAs symbolic turning point in the struggle between papal and royal authority
violent seizure of Pope Boniface VIII by agents of Philip IV of France
hasAlternativeName Attack on Anagni NERFINISHED
Slap of Anagni NERFINISHED
hasCause conflict over papal authority and royal taxation
dispute between Pope Boniface VIII and Philip IV of France
hasContext late Middle Ages
struggle between papal theocracy and emerging national monarchies
hasDate 1303
hasEffect contributed to the Avignon Papacy
contributed to the decline of the medieval papal monarchy
humiliation of Pope Boniface VIII
strengthening of French royal power over the Church in France
temporary capture of Pope Boniface VIII
weakening of papal political authority
hasInterpretation seen by historians as marking the end of papal supremacy over secular rulers
viewed as a prelude to the relocation of the papal court to Avignon
hasLocation Anagni NERFINISHED
Italy NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Naples NERFINISHED
hasSymbolicMeaning assertion of royal power over the papacy
decline of universal papal monarchy in Western Europe
involvedParty Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
Papacy NERFINISHED
involvedPerson Guillaume de Nogaret NERFINISHED
Philip IV of France NERFINISHED
Pope Boniface VIII NERFINISHED
Sciarra Colonna NERFINISHED
partOf medieval Church–state conflicts
perpetratedBy Guillaume de Nogaret NERFINISHED
Sciarra Colonna NERFINISHED
agents of Philip IV of France
precededBy papal bull Unam sanctam NERFINISHED
relatedTo Avignon Papacy NERFINISHED
Unam sanctam NERFINISHED
conflict between Boniface VIII and the Colonna family
resultedIn Pope Boniface VIII being taken prisoner for a short time
Pope Boniface VIII returning to Rome after his release
Pope Boniface VIII’s death shortly after the incident
tookPlaceOn 7 September 1303
victim Pope Boniface VIII NERFINISHED

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Pope Boniface VIII involvedIn Outrage of Anagni
Sciarra Colonna (representing the Roman people) participatedIn Outrage of Anagni
subject surface form: Sciarra Colonna
Anagni significantEvent Outrage of Anagni