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and the only one with substantial Italian participation. Germany and Italy had only been united under a single crown since 951. The events of 983 suggest that Otto II's policy was to unify the German and Italian kingdoms into a single empire. The election of Otto III assured stability during Otto
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that elected Otto III came from the princes: "all our princes came sorrowfully together after receiving the evil tidings and unanimously demanded to see ." The "evil tidings" concerned Otto II's defeat at the
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in July 982. Otto's itinerary between his defeat at Crotone and the diet at Verona is poorly known. It has been argued that he returned to Germany and held a preliminary diet in
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The diet of Verona was attended by magnates from both Germany and northern Italy. In the words of Thietmar, "the emperor's son was elected lord by all" (
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in a joint German–Italian ceremony. Otto II had died in Italy on 7 December, but his death was not known in Aachen at the time of the coronation.
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Otto II sent Otto III to Germany for his coronation, while he remained in Italy. Otto III was consecrated and crowned at
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in February–March 983 in preparation for the major diet at Verona, but scholars do not universally accept this theory.
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Otto III became the first German king who was a minor. His election also represented the continuation of the
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The election of 983 was not wholly undisputed. In 984, Otto III's uncle,
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Uhlirz, Mathilde (1950). "Der Fürstentag zu Mainz im Februar–März 983".
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Mitteilungen des Instituts fĂĽr Ă–sterreichische Geschichtsforschung
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was elected to co-rule in the kingdoms of Italy and
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Index


Bamberg Apocalypse
royal election
Verona
Kingdom of Italy
Otto III
Germany
Otto II
Thietmar of Merseburg
imperial diet
battle of Crotone
Mainz
Bavaria
Swabia
Otto I
Ottonian dynasty
Otto I
Holy Roman Empire
Aachen
Willigis of Mainz
John X of Ravenna
Henry the Quarrelsome
imperial coronation
Pope Gregory V
Jestice 2003
Wilson 2016
Whitsun


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