1125 facts for kids
The year 1125 was a time of important changes and events across Europe and beyond. New leaders rose to power, and significant battles shaped the future of different regions.
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Key Events of 1125
New Leaders and Rulers
In 1125, a new leader named Lothair of Saxony became the Holy Roman Emperor. This important position was given to him after the death of the previous emperor, Henry V. This change in leadership had a big impact on the politics of Europe.
Around the same time, Magnus the Strong took over as the new ruler of Sweden. His rise to power marked a new chapter for the kingdom of Sweden.
End of Conflicts
A long war between the regions of Toulouse and Provence finally came to an end in 1125. This brought peace to these areas after a period of fighting.
On June 11, a group called the Crusaders won an important battle against the Seljuk Turks. This battle, known as the Battle of Azaz, took place near a city called Azaz and was a significant victory for the Crusaders.
New Buildings
The famous Nassau Castle was built in Germany during this year. Castles like Nassau were important strongholds and homes for nobles in the Middle Ages.
People Born in 1125
- Renaud de Courtenay, a noble from England and Normandy, was born.
- Lu You, who would become a very famous Chinese poet, was also born in 1125.
People Who Died in 1125
- On January 24, King David IV of Georgia, a powerful ruler, passed away.
- Vladislav I of Bohemia, who was the Duke of Bohemia, died on April 12.
- Vladimir Monomakh, the Grand Duke of Kiev (a very important leader), died on May 19.
- Henry V, the Holy Roman Emperor, died on May 23.
- On October 21, Cosmas of Prague, a well-known writer from Bohemia who recorded history, passed away.
- Eustace III of Boulogne, a count from France, also died this year.
- Ingold II, a ruler of Sweden, passed away.
Images for kids
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Portrait of King Lothair II (1075–1137)
See also
In Spanish: 1125 para niños
