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History of the State of Bohemia The history of the State of Bohemia will be discussed in detail below: Establishment of the Kingdom The Kingdom of Bohemia was officially established in 1198 AD by King Ottokar I, and King Philip Duke of Swabia recognized the new kingdom immediately because he was elected to obtain the position of King of the Romans, so he recognized the Kingdom of Ottokar In return for Ottokar providing him with the required support against Emperor Otto IV
who is competing with him for the position, and in the year 1204 AD, King Otto IV himself recognized the kingdom of Ottokar and granted him the high royal title, as Pope Innocent III recognized this.
Later he obtained the confirmed legitimacy by obtaining the golden Sicilian decree granted to him by King Frederick II in 1212 AD, and this strengthened the region of Bohemia and established its pillars to reach a kingdom, and this gives the king an exemption from all his obligations towards the Holy Roman Empire in the future except for participation in councils The Empire, and the Kingdom of Bohemia remained part of the Holy Roman Empire until it was dissolved in 1810 AD, and in 1526 AD the Kingdom of Bohemia was united with the Habsburg Kingdom and remained so until 1918 AD
who is competing with him for the position, and in the year 1204 AD, King Otto IV himself recognized the kingdom of Ottokar and granted him the high royal title, as Pope Innocent III recognized this.
Later he obtained the confirmed legitimacy by obtaining the golden Sicilian decree granted to him by King Frederick II in 1212 AD, and this strengthened the region of Bohemia and established its pillars to reach a kingdom, and this gives the king an exemption from all his obligations towards the Holy Roman Empire in the future except for participation in councils The Empire, and the Kingdom of Bohemia remained part of the Holy Roman Empire until it was dissolved in 1810 AD, and in 1526 AD the Kingdom of Bohemia was united with the Habsburg Kingdom and remained so until 1918 AD
