Siege of Naples (1191)
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Siege_of_Naples_(1191) an entity of type: Thing
The siege of Naples was a siege in 1191 during the expedition of Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor aiming to conquer the Kingdom of Sicily in name of the claim of his wife Empress Constance. It lasted three months before Henry abandoned his expedition, after suffering a heavy loss due to disease. After his retreat, the Sicilians set a counterattack that almost reconquered his conquests and captured Empress Constance. It was particularly rare in the history of war that an empress was captured in an imperial offensive campaign.
rdf:langString
那不勒斯之围是在1191年神圣罗马帝国亨利六世皇帝以妻子科斯坦察皇后的王位宣称权为由意图征服西西里王国的远征期间的一次围城战。三个月后，亨利因疾病遭大损而放弃远征；在他撤退后，西西里人发起反击，大体收复了他的占领区，并俘虏了科斯坦察皇后。皇后在进攻战中被俘，在战争史上尤为罕见。
rdf:langString
rdf:langString
Siege of Naples (1191)
rdf:langString
那不勒斯之围 (1191年)
rdf:langString
Siege of Naples
xsd:integer
59940744
xsd:integer
1088372712
rdf:langString
Siege of Naples in 1191 by the forces of Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI, Peter of Eboli, Liber ad honorem Augusti, Palermo, 1196
rdf:langString
hundreds
rdf:langString
Siege of Naples
rdf:langString
May–August 1191 AD
rdf:langString
Naples, Italy
rdf:langString
Decisive Sicilian victory
rdf:langString
The siege of Naples was a siege in 1191 during the expedition of Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor aiming to conquer the Kingdom of Sicily in name of the claim of his wife Empress Constance. It lasted three months before Henry abandoned his expedition, after suffering a heavy loss due to disease. After his retreat, the Sicilians set a counterattack that almost reconquered his conquests and captured Empress Constance. It was particularly rare in the history of war that an empress was captured in an imperial offensive campaign.
rdf:langString
那不勒斯之围是在1191年神圣罗马帝国亨利六世皇帝以妻子科斯坦察皇后的王位宣称权为由意图征服西西里王国的远征期间的一次围城战。三个月后，亨利因疾病遭大损而放弃远征；在他撤退后，西西里人发起反击，大体收复了他的占领区，并俘虏了科斯坦察皇后。皇后在进攻战中被俘，在战争史上尤为罕见。
xsd:nonNegativeInteger
9865
xsd:string
Holy Roman Empire
xsd:string
Kingdom of Sicily
xsd:string
Decisive Sicilian victory