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Jan III

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Jan III Famous memorial

Birth
Death
21 Oct 1278
Prague, Okres Praha, Prague Capital City, Czech Republic
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Prague, Okres Praha, Add to Map
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Bishop of Prague. His father came from a low noble family and his mother was a sister of bishop Jan II. After the death of Bishop Nikolaus of Újezd Jan was elected as his successor on February 1st, 1258 and was consecrated on May 12th, in Vienna. He was a close confidant of King Ottokar II and often participated in his family celebrations as well as political meetings. He participated at the Synod of Vienna (1267) and the Second Council of Lyon (1277), he had parts of St Vitus cathedral renovated and a tower rebuilt.
Bishop of Prague. His father came from a low noble family and his mother was a sister of bishop Jan II. After the death of Bishop Nikolaus of Újezd Jan was elected as his successor on February 1st, 1258 and was consecrated on May 12th, in Vienna. He was a close confidant of King Ottokar II and often participated in his family celebrations as well as political meetings. He participated at the Synod of Vienna (1267) and the Second Council of Lyon (1277), he had parts of St Vitus cathedral renovated and a tower rebuilt.

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  • Originally Created by: David Conway
  • Added: Nov 23, 2002
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/6948614/jan_iii: accessed ), memorial page for Jan III (unknown–21 Oct 1278), Find a Grave Memorial ID 6948614, citing Saint Vitus Cathedral, Prague, Okres Praha, ; Maintained by Find a Grave.