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1274 Engelbert of Heinsberg-Valkenburg died, as Engelbert II, Archbishop of Cologne. He was buried in Bonn Cathedral, where this tombstone commemorates him. @medievodons

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1396 died Conrad II of Weinsberg, Archbishop of Mainz. He was buried in the church there. His epitaph shows him standing rather than lying with a pillow under his head, which is a novelty. @medievodons

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#otd 1035 Sancho III, King of Navarre, died. He was first buried in San Salvador de Oña, but later moved to the Basilica of San Isidoro, where this tomb slab is located. #medieval #medievaldeath @medievodons

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1388 died John Neville, 3rd Baron Neville. He was buried at his own request in Durham Cathedral next to his first wife. He is still remembered today by this vandalised but partially restored tomb. @medievodons

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1126 died Bertrand of Comminges, bishop of Comminges. Quickly began his veneration as a saint. In the 15th c., this mausuleum was built, which is also the high altar of the church of Notre-Dame de Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges. @medievodons

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Chancellor, Archbishop of Cologne, Duke of Lotharingia, Saint - 965 Bruno of Saxony died. He was buried in the monastery of St Pantaleon, which he founded. This coffin in the crypt commemorates him today. @medievodons

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The only completely preserved papal tomb north of the Alps: 1047 Bishop Suitger of Bamberg died as Pope Clement II. In accordance with his wishes, he was buried in Bamberg, where he has lain in this tomb since the 13th century. @medievodons Pic: WC

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1184 died Agnes of Staufen, daughter of Emperor Barbarossa. She was the only child to be buried in the 'Emperor's Crypt' in Speyer. Today she lies in the penultimate coffin together with her mother Beatrix of Burgundy. @medievodons @historikerinnen

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"Here lies the king don Sancho who was killed over Zamora" 1072, Sancho II of Castile and León was killed during the siege of the city of Zamora. His wooden coffin in the Monastery of San Salvador de Oña still bears witness to this. @medievodons

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877 died Charles II ('the Bald') on his way over the Alps. Allegedly, the entourage couldn't stand the stench of his corpse, so he was buried in Nantua. In this depiction, however, he is buried in St Denis as planned. @medievodons Ms: Châteauroux BM 05 (B 244) f 154

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A coffin for heart and entrails: 1056 Emperor Henry III died. His body was buried in Speyer, the internal organs in Goslar, where they rest today in this stone coffin (13th c.). @medievodons @histodons

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1369 Walter II of Hochschlitz, Bishop of Augsburg, died. His tomb slab has been preserved in Augsburg Cathedral. @medievodons

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1226 Francis of Assisi died in the chapel of Portiuncula outside Assisi. @medievodons

Ms.: New York, Columbia University, Barnard College Library, MS 1 f. 211.

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829 emperor Michael II died. @medievodons

Pic: Madrid, BNE, Codex Vitr. 26-2, f. 42r. Pic: Wikipedia Commons

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1310 died Beatrice of Burgundy, Lady of Bourbon. She was buried in the Couvent des Cordeliers de Champaigue near Souvigny, where this tomb commemorates her. @medievodons @historikerinnen

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A Wittelsbach woman in Paris: 1435 Isabeau de Bavière, wife of Charles VI of France, died. @historikerinnen @medievodons

Ms.: BL Royal 20 C IX f. 96r

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855 Emperor Lothar I died. He was buried in Prüm Abbey. In 1874, this tomb was created with the financial support of emperor Wilhelm I. @medievodons Pic: Wikipedia Commons

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1197 Emperor Henry VI died. He was initially buried in Messina, but was later interred in this porphyry coffin in Palermo Cathedral. # medievaldeath @medievodons @histodons

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(more precisely: between today and 9 October) 584 Chilperic I, king of Neustria died. The king was murdered during the hunt. @histodons

Pic: BNF, Français 1630, fol. 182v

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(more precisely: between today and 9 October) 584 Chilperic I, king of Neustria died. The king was murdered during the hunt. @medievodons

Pic: BNF, Français 1630, fol. 182v

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1417 Cardinal Francesco Zabarella died. He was buried in the Cathedral of Padua. @medievodons
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1465 Isabelle de Bourbon, Duchess of Burgundy and wife of Charles the Bold, died. Her tomb in the Abbey of St. Michael in Antwerp was destroyed, but parts remain (today Amsterdam, Photo: 2021 during the exhibition “Remember Me”). @medievodons @historikerinnen

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1143 Pope Innocent II died. He lies today in this coffin in Santa Maria in Trastevere - after an eventful journey through several locations and coffins. @medievodons

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880 died Carloman of Bavaria, Frankish king. He is buried in the collegiate church of Altötting, where this plate commemorates him. @medievodons

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'Mysterious' death: 1327 Edward II died in captivity. He was rumoured to have been murdered in a variety of ways - one of which is shown here. @medievodons @histodons

Ms.: ÖNB Vienna, cod. 2534, fol. 374v

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1161 Engelbert of Attel and Reichenhall died. The picture shows his high grave (1509) in the former monastery church in Attel. @medievodons @histodons

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961 Helena Lekapene, wife of Emperor Constantine VII, died @medievodons @histodons @historikerinnen

Pic: Madrid, BNE, Codex Vitr. 26-2, 141v. Wikipedia Commons

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1179 Hildegard of Bingen died. Her remains remained in the Rupertsberg monastery near Bingen until the Thirty Years' War, when they were moved to the church of the Eibingen monastery. @medievodons

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in 1380 Charles V of France died in the castle of Beauté-sur-Marne near Paris. @medievodons

Ms.: BL Royal MS 14 Ev fol. 64r

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921 died Ludmilla of Bohemia. According to the legend she was strangled with her veil. Wiki Commons has this image of the murder from the Latin translation (14th century) of the Dalimil Chronicle 'discovered' in 2005, but no reference. @medievodons

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775 Emperor Constantine V died. His illness was interpreted as divine punishment for the disreputable ruler - here pictorially staged. @medievodons

Ms.: Morgan MS M.769 fol. 335r

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1248 Kunigunde of Swabia, Queen of Bohemia died. She was buried in the Agnes Monastery in Prague. @medievodons

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Emperor Andronikos I Komnenos died 1185. An angry mob is said to have maltreated him for days. Among other things, his hand was cut off, his teeth were knocked out and his eyes were gouged out. @medievodons

Ms.: BNF MS FR 68, fol. 392r

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1375 died Frederick II of Bülow, Bishop of Schwerin. This double brass tomb slab in the cathedral there shows him to the right of his great-uncle, who as Gottfried I was also Bishop of Schwerin. @medievodons

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1419: John the Fearless is slain during negotiations on a bridge in Montereau. @medievodons

Ms.: Enguerrand de Monstrelet, Chronique, Universitätsbibliothek Leiden F 2, fol 184v (c. 1495).

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1087 William I, known as William the Conqueror, died. In the manuscript of his Historia Anglorum, the chronicler Matthew Paris highlighted the death with an inverted coat of arms. @medievodons @histodons

Ms.: BL Royal MS 14 C VII f. 13v.

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in 780, Byzantine Emperor Leo IV died. @medievodons

Ms.: Morgan MS M.751 fol. 82r

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962 Gauzelin, Bishop of Toul, died. This cross marks his grave today in the monastery in Bouxières-aux-Dames. @medievodons

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1475, Adolph II of Nassau, Archbishop of Mainz, died in Eltville. He wass buried in Eberbrach Abbey. @medievodons

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1235 Henry I, Duke of Brabant (called 'the Courageous'), died in Cologne. He was buried in St. Peter's Church at Leuven. @medievodons

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1324 died Sancho of Majorca, called 'the Peaceful'. He was buried in the Cathedral of Perpignan, where his monument is today. @medievodons

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The picture shows a tomb with a richly decorated reclining figure

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1402 died Gian Galeazzo Visconti, the first duke of Milan. This impressive tomb in the Certosa di Pavia commemorates him. @medievodons

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1295 died Christian of Mühlhausen, bishop of Samland and auxiliary bishop of Mainz. This epitaph in the Divi Blasii Church in Mulhouse commemorates him. @medievodons

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1159 died Nicholas Breakspear, as Adrian IV the only Englishman on the Holy See. His coffin in the Vatican Grottoes looked like this in 1914. For more current images, visit: http://www.vaticanhistory.de/pm/html/hadrian_iv_.html @medievodons

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Whether diarrhoea or heart attack: 1442 Henry V of England died on campaign in France. His remains were brought back to England and buried in Westminster Abbey. @medievodons

Ms.: BNF Français 5054, f. 27v.

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1483 Louis XI of France died. He was buried in Notre-Dame de Cléry in Cléry-Saint-André, where you can apparently admire his skull today (left), next to that of his wife Charlotte of Savoy (right). @medievodons

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526 died Theodoric the Great, ruler of the combined Gothic realms. He was buried in the mausoleum (1) he built in Ravenna in a porphyry coffin (2). @medievodons

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A porphyry coffin

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1442 John V, Duke of Brittany died. He was buried in Tréguier Cathedral, but his tomb was destroyed. Today, this one commemorates him. @medievodons

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