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Pope Innocent XIII

Pope of the Catholic Church from 1721 to 1724 · Italy · Religious Figures · Lived 1655 to 1724 · aged 68

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The last pope to carry the name Innocent - a three-year papacy spent dismantling the very patronage systems that had lifted generations of cardinals' families, including a decree that barred future popes from enriching their own kin.

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1724Died7 March 17241721PopeOffice1721-17241716Camerlengo of the Sacred College of CardinalsOffice1716-17171712Bishop of ViterboOffice1712-17191709Roman Catholic Bishop of OsimoOffice1709-17121698Apostolic nuncio in PortugalOffice1698-1709Apostolic Nuncio to the Polish-Lithuanian CommonwealthOffice1695Apostolic Nuncio to SwitzerlandOffice1695-1697Titular archbishopOffice1695-17111655Born13 May 1655

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Born Michelangelo dei Conti on 13 May 1655, he became head of the Catholic Church on 8 May 1721 at age sixty-five. His reform agenda centered on austerity: he slashed excessive spending and moved to kill nepotism outright, issuing a decree that forbade his successors from granting land, offices, or income to relatives. The move drew resistance from cardinals who saw the papacy as a family lottery ticket. He ruled the Papal States and led the Church for fewer than three years, dying on 7 March 1724.

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Italy
Category
Religious Figures
Type
Religious Figure
Status
deceased
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Lived 1655 to 1724 · aged 68

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