Charles V of Holy Roman

When1:  1519

When2:  1554

Who:    Charles V

What:   emperor

Where:  Germany/Austria

Detail: He lived 1500 to 1558. As Archduke of Austria and king of Spain, nobles elected him Holy Roman Emperor [1519]. Hapsburg Dynasty of Holy Roman Empire included Spain, Latin America, Naples, Sicily, Low Countries, and Austria. He defeated the peasants in Peasants' War [1524 to 1526] and in other uprisings.

This preserved feudalism [until 1806].

He had to give power to German princes. He abdicated in favor of his brothers and son [1554] to become Charles I of Spain [until 1556]. As Holy Roman Empire emperor and Austria king, he added territory in Flanders and Holland [1490]. He took Rome and captured Pope Clement VII [1527].

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