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Nov 13, 1198
Papal Power
Papal power reached its peak in the pontificate of Innocent III (1198-1216 -
Dec 10, 1198
King PhilipIV
Philips of France represents one of the more dramatic clashes between the forces of church and state. Popal political influnecce reched its in the reign of innocent. -
Oct 10, 1235
born Boniface
Born Benedetto Gætani, in 1235 at Anagni -
Oct 9, 1274
Philp mother death
When Philip's natural mother died, his father, Philip III took Marie de Brabant as his second wife (1274) -
Dec 10, 1276
philip IV became heir
Philip IV, the Fair, became heir to the French throne with the death of his elder brother, Louis, in 1276. -
Aug 20, 1285
death of Philip III
Philip III died in 1285 while retreating from a reluctantly joined “crusade” against Peter III of Aragon, who had seized the papal territory of Sicily -
Apr 18, 1292
Expelled the Jews
Edward expelled the Jews from England and confiscated their property in 1290 and Philip began to follow suit in 1292 -
Jul 19, 1292
Nicholas death
The death of Nicholas IV in 1292 found the College heavily influenced by the Roman Colonna and Orsini families -
Jan 23, 1295
Pope
crowned pope on 23 January 1295 -
Dec 10, 1303
Boniface
Boniface VIII reigned as pope from late 1294 until October 1303.