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Born August 11, 1086
Died May 23, 1125 (aged 38) • Utrecht • Netherlands
Title / Office emperor (1111-1125), Holy Roman Empire • king (1099-1125), Germany
House / Dynasty Salian dynasty
Notable Family Members spouse Matilda
Role In Concordat of Worms • Investiture Controversy

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