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Karol IV Luksemburski (ur. 14 maja 1316 w Pradze, zm. 29 listopada 1378 tamże) – syn i następca Jana Luksemburskiego oraz Elżbiety, córki króla Wacława II, siostry króla Wacława III – z dynastii Przemyślidów; margrabia Moraw od 1334, hrabia Luksemburga 1346–1353, król Niemiec od 1346, król Czech od 1346, cesarz rzymski od 1355, elektor Brandenbu...
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Luksemburški. Karel IV., rimsko-nemški in češki kralj, cesar Svetega rimskega cesarstva, * 14. maj 1316, Praga, † 29. november 1378, Praga. Karel je bil eden od najbolje izobraženih in diplomatsko spretnih vladarjev svojega časa. Več je dosegel z diplomacijo kot z vojno. Srednji Evropi je zagotovil obdobje miru.
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Karlo IV. Luksemburški, rimsko-njemački car (Prag, 14. V. 1316 – Prag, 29. XI. 1378). Sin češkog kralja Ivana Luksemburgovca. Odgojen na dvoru francuskog kralja Karla IV. Lijepoga. Godine 1331. postao očev namjesnik u Italiji, a 1333. markgrof moravski. Kao pristašu pape Klementa VI. izabrao ga je dio njemačkih knezova za protucara ...
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