Duke of Bavaria and Holy Roman Emperor
A medieval emperor crowned in Rome who spent years locked in a rival-king standoff with his own cousin, then got excommunicated by the pope and tried to fire him back.
Louis started as Duke of Upper Bavaria in 1294, sharing rule with his brother. His election as King of the Romans in 1314 split Germany — his Habsburg cousin Frederick the Fair was elected king the same day by a different faction. The standoff broke at the Battle of Mühldorf in 1322, where Louis crushed Frederick's forces, though the two later reconciled. Pope John XXII excommunicated him; Louis answered by marching to Rome, crowning himself Holy Roman Emperor in 1328, and attempting to install an anti-pope. He accumulated titles across decades — Margrave of Brandenburg, Count Palatine of the…
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