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His long reign would be marked by troubles with controlling his vassals, appeasing the Papacy, and fighting the Nicaeans to the east. Despite this, Constantinople became a revived center of culture and the arts. Its economy was supplanted by the huge amounts of Jewish refugees (often bankers and merchants) that had been deported from their homes. His sympathy toward other religions made him popular among the common populace, but would decimate his relationship with the Papacy.

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  • Henry I of Constantinople (Successful Baldwin)
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  • His long reign would be marked by troubles with controlling his vassals, appeasing the Papacy, and fighting the Nicaeans to the east. Despite this, Constantinople became a revived center of culture and the arts. Its economy was supplanted by the huge amounts of Jewish refugees (often bankers and merchants) that had been deported from their homes. His sympathy toward other religions made him popular among the common populace, but would decimate his relationship with the Papacy.
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Birth Date
  • 1204-03-28(xsd:date)
death place
  • Constantinople, Latin Empire
Name en
  • Henry of House Hainut
Spouse
  • Alix de Lusignan - m. 1219
Name
  • Emperor Henry of Latin Empire, Caesar of Constantinople, King of Greece, Germanicus of the Third Rome, Member of the Hellenistic Order
Birth Place
  • Constantinople, Latin Empire
death date
  • 5(xsd:integer)
Successor
Religion
  • Roman Catholicism
to
  • 5(xsd:integer)
from
  • 1226-07-24(xsd:date)
Position
  • Emperor of the Latin Empire
Predecessor
abstract
  • His long reign would be marked by troubles with controlling his vassals, appeasing the Papacy, and fighting the Nicaeans to the east. Despite this, Constantinople became a revived center of culture and the arts. Its economy was supplanted by the huge amounts of Jewish refugees (often bankers and merchants) that had been deported from their homes. His sympathy toward other religions made him popular among the common populace, but would decimate his relationship with the Papacy.
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