german april austria half 12th century born nobility raised clerical career court emperor member court chapel canon escorting emperor henry july sided pope eventually led exile years returned played important role major political events day including election papal played role recognition pope innocent king absence italy ordained archbishop june prince bishop influential german politics extremely energetic reformer called second founder presided assembly supervised affairs religious houses maintained strong control responsible building cemetery supervised construction numerous monasteries castles early life work came family counts distinguished relatives germany born son count mother probably daughter older brothers raised clerical career court emperor member court chapel canon military political endeavors involved revolted father explain election diet january time anti archbishop installed came accompanied brothers counts escort soldiers soldiers free display force able force pope consecrated bishop october gave july accompanied emperor henry italy brought strong military escort visit sided pope controversy conflicts imperial officials flee able return exile lived played important role major political events day including election supported fight papal played role recognition pope innocent king tensions rose views church politics visited italy crowned emperor june absence ordained archbishop directly emperor right recently confirmed pope invest bishop ordained earned stern died initially resisted election iii supported duke bavaria instead later came round support king reform administration return exile found diocese poor greatly devastated worked reform clergy particular undertook major reform cathedral clergy presided assembly supervised affairs religious houses including cathedral help administer possessions maintained strong control monasteries parish priests avoid disputes distribution administration origin steadily gained status called rebuilt expanded built cathedral chapter house created cathedral cemetery built hospitals poor city commenced construction monastery residence stood moving new archbishop residence nearer cathedral founded monasteries reformed total rule prevailed included inn inn archbishop supported exile brother patriarch seized property belonging diocese sent force soldiers forcing duke return properties later reached agreement peace friendship patriarch agreed pay properties held example followed pay present agreement reached completed construction castles started build reformed military organization administration church properties built strong fortresses defense hungary built strongholds castle expanded castle center possessions western peace king hungary followed long period stability border region died april anonymous biography known composed portrays man peace role royal elections place leading german prince bishops earned title second founder church
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