1110s facts for kids

The 1110s was a decade that started on January 1, 1110, and ended on December 31, 1119. This period saw important events in Europe, including the crowning of a powerful emperor and the start of a famous group of knights. It was a time when education and religious orders played a big role in society.

What Happened in the 1110s?

This decade was a time of change and new beginnings, especially in Europe. Many important events shaped the future of kingdoms and religious groups.

Important Events of the Decade

• 1111: Henry V became the Holy Roman Emperor. This was a very important title in Europe, meaning he was a powerful ruler with influence over many lands. He was crowned by Pope Paschal II, who was the head of the Catholic Church at the time. This event showed the close, but sometimes complicated, relationship between political leaders and the Church.
• 1113: A famous teacher named Pierre Abélard opened his school in Paris, France. His school became a very important place for learning and attracted many students. This shows how education was growing in cities during this period.
• 1119: The Knights Templar Order was officially started in Jerusalem. This was a group of Christian knights who were formed to protect pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land. They became one of the most famous and powerful military religious orders of the Middle Ages.

See also

In Spanish: Años 1110 para niños