Henry of Germany

German king (1220-1235)

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Lived 1211–1242, aged 31
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    1211–1242
    Aged 31
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Updated 2026-06-09

A Hohenstaufen king who wore two crowns before thirty and lost both — not to war or plague, but to his own father, the emperor who made him and then broke him.

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Born in 1211 into the Hohenstaufen dynasty, Henry became King of Sicily at one year old in 1212, a title he held until 1217. In 1222 his father Frederick II elevated him to King of Germany, making him co-ruler of the empire as King of the Romans. For thirteen years he governed alongside the emperor, the seventh Henry to rule Germany — though history numbers him Henry (VII) to distinguish him from a later Luxembourg emperor. In 1235 Frederick II stripped him of the German crown. Seven years later, on 12 February 1242, Henry died, his reign ended not by external enemies but by the will of the fa…

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