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Death History of Germany                0079 Sabinus, Julius Death of Julius Sabinus , executed 0451 Theodoric I Chalons Death of Theodoric I, killed in battle 0840 Louis I the Pious 20th June Ingelheim Dies at Ingelheim, succeeded by Lothar but civil war between his sons seems inevitable 0855 Lothair I 28th Sep Lothar I dies & his Kingdom is divided between his three sons 28th Sep The Kingdom is divided, Charles claims Burgundy & Provence 28th Sep The Kingdom is divided, Lothair II claims the North, Lotharingia 28th Sep The Kingdom is divided, Louis II receives Italy & becomes Emperor 0911 Louis the Child Death of the last Carolingian Holy Roman Emperor 0918 Conrad I 23rd Sep The question of Conrad's succession is left open until the follwing year 0936 Henry I the Fowler Death of Henry I the Fowler Death of Henry I the Fowler, fighting Polabian, Slav & Czech revolt 0939 Eberhard Bavaria Dies while rebelling against Henry the Fowler's successor Otto I the Great 0983 Otto II 7th Dec River Elbe Death of Otto II 1002 Otto III 23rd Jan Paterno Death of Otto III, of malaria while on a campaign against the Romans 23rd Jan Paterno Succeeded by his cousin Duke Henry of Bavaria 1038 Gunhild Death of Gunhild, Henry III the Black's 1st wife 1038 Henry III the Black Death of Gunhild, Henry III the Black's 1st wife 1039 Conrad II 4th June Utrecht Dies at Utrecht aged 49, he is succeeded as German King by his son Henry 1056 Henry III the Black 5th Oct Bodfeld Death of Henry III the Black 1077 Agnes of Poitou Death of Agnes of Poitou 1106 Henry IV Death of Henry IV 1190 Frederick I Barbarossa 10th June River Saleph Death of Frederick I Barbarossa 1208 Otto IV 21st June Bamberg Death of Philp of Swabia, assassinated by Otto IV, ends the civil war 1208 Otto I von Wittlesbach Death of Philp of Swabia, assassinated by Otto IV, ends the civil war 1208 Philip 21st June Bamberg Death of Philp of Swabia, assassinated by Otto IV, ends the civil war 1210 Stassburg, Gottfried von Death of Gottfried von Stassburg 1218 Frederick II Death of Otto IV, leaves Frederick the undisputed leader of the Germans 1218 Otto IV 19th May Death of Otto IV, leaves Frederick the undisputed leader of the Germans 1250 Frederick II 13th Dec Fierentino Death of Frederick II 1253 Henry of Hohenstaufen Death of Henry of Hohenstaufen 1254 Conrad IV 21st May Death of Conrad IV 1266 Conradin On the death of Manfred begins war with Charles of Anjou 1266 Manfred 26th Feb Benevento Death of Manfred, defeated by Charles of Anjou & killed in battle at Benevento 1268 Conradin 25th Aug Tagliacozzo Death of Conradin, killed at the battle of Tagliacozzo, last of the Hohenstaufen line 1313 Henry VII Aug Pisa Death of Henry VII, produces an interregnum & then a civil war in Germany 1447 Louis IV 11th Oct Munich Death of Louis IV, during a bear hunt near Munich, age 60 1519 Maximilian I 12th Jan Wels Castle Death of Maximilian I 1523 Luther, Martin 1st July Antwerp Two of Luther's followers, Augustine monks from Antwerp, are burnt alive 1525 Munzer, Thomas 7th May The leader of the southern peasant revolt is beheaded 1543 Holbein, Hans 29th Nov London Death of Hans Holbein, dies of the plague, age 28 1546 Luther, Martin 18th Feb Eisleben Dies in Eisleben, his place of birth 1564 Ferdinand I Death of Ferdinand I, succeeded by his son Maximilian II 1594 Mercator, Gerhardus 2nd Dec Duisburg Death of Gerhardus Mercator 1619 Mathias Death of Mathias , Matthias Holy Roman Emperor and the King of Bohemia, dies without descendants his lands go to his nearest male relative, his cousin Ferdinand of Styria 1619 Matthias 20th Mar The Imperial & Bohemian thrones become vacant 1632 Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von With General Tilly dead, Ferdinand II turns to the aid of Wallenstein and his large army 1634 Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von 25th Feb Eger Death of Albrecht Eusebius Wenzel von Wallenstein, assassinated 25th Feb Eger Death of Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein 1682 Rupert of the Rhine 29th Nov London Death of Rupert of the Rhine, dies of fever 1713 Frederick I 25th Feb Berlin Death of Frederick I 1714 Sophia The next in succession to Queen Anne dies 6 weeks before Anne The succession passes to Sophia's eldest son, George 1719 Gortz, Georg Heinrich von Executed for having alienated Charles XII from the Swedish people 1740 Frederick II the Great Rheinsberg Summons Count von Podewils & General von Schweri to see how Prussia can benefit 28th May Death of Frederick William I of Prussia 1740 Frederick William I 31st May Potsdam Death of Frederick William I 31st May Potsdam Says he had at last, "had the decency to die" 1745 Charles VII Death of Charles VII 1745 Frederick II the Great Death of Charles VII, his son gives up claims to the Empire & supports the Habsburgs 1759 Handel, George Frederick 14th April London Death of George Frederick Handel 1786 Frederick II the Great 17th Aug Sans Souci Death of Frederick II the Great, succeeded by his nephew Friedrich Wilhelm II 1804 Kant, Immanuel 12th Feb Death of Immanuel Kant 1816 Bulow, Friedrich Wilhelm Death of Friedrich Wilhelm von Bulow 1819 Blucher, Gebhard Leberecht von Death of Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher,"Alte Vorwarts" 1831 Arnim, Ludwig Achim von 21st Jan Dahme Death of Ludwig Achim von Arnhim 1831 Hegel, Friedrich Death of Friedrich Hegel, dies of cholera 1832 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 22nd Mar Death of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, age 82, final words are "more light!" 1874 Kullman, Heinz Bad Kissingen A Catholic, Heinz Kullman, attempts to assassinate Bismarck at Bad Kissingen 1877 Steinmetz, Karl Friedrich von 2nd April Death of Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz 1880 Gagern, Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Darmstadt Death of Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Gagern 1883 Marx, Karl Heinrich London Death of Karl Heinrich Marx 1885 Frederick Charles 15th June Potsdam Death of Frederick Charles 1886 Louis II Bavaria Declared mad, commits suicide by drowning 1886 Ludwig II Declared insane then drowns himself 1888 Wilhelm I 9th May Berlin Dies in Berlin age 90 & succeeded by his 57 year old son Friedrich Wilhelm 1897 Brahms, Johannes Hamburg Death of Johannes Brahms , died of liver cancer 1899 Caprivi, Georg Leo von 6th Feb Death of Georg Leo von Caprivi 1900 Kettler 20th June Peking Murdered by a mob in response to the Allied Siege of the legations in Peking 1903 Hitler, Adolf 3rd Jan Death of Alois Hitler, Adolf Hitler's father 1903 Hitler, Alois