
Elizabeth of Hungary
Hungarian philanthropist
Born 7 July 1207 · died 17 November 1231, aged 24
Also known as Saint Elizabeth, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Elisabetta d'Ungheria
Who was alive at the same time as Elizabeth of Hungary?
- Pope Innocent III, 1160s – 1216
- Genghis Khan, 1162 – 1227
- Ibn Arabi, 1165 – 1240
- Philip II of France, 1165 – 1223
- John, King of England, 1166 – 1216
- Pope Gregory IX, 1170 – 1241
- Shota Rustaveli, 1172 – 1216
- Snorri Sturluson, 1179 – 1241
- Francis of Assisi, c. 1182 – 1226
- Ögedei Khan, 1186 – 1241
- Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1194 – 1250
- Anthony of Padua, 1195 – 1231
- Albertus Magnus, c. 1200 – 1280
- Batu Khan, c. 1205 – c. 1255
- Elizabeth of Hungary, 1207 – 1231
- Rumi, 1207 – 1273
- Saadi Shirazi, c. 1210 – 1292
- Nasreddin, 1208 – 1284
- Louis IX of France, c. 1215 – 1270
- Pope Celestine V, 1215 – 1296
- Kublai Khan, 1215 – 1294
- Roger Bacon, c. 1220 – 1292
- Alexander Nevsky, 1220 – 1263
- Thomas Aquinas, 1225 – 1274
When Elizabeth of Hungary was born, Genghis Khan was 45, Shota Rustaveli was 34 or 35, John, King of England was 40, Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor was 12 and Ibn Arabi was 41.
When Elizabeth of Hungary died, Thomas Aquinas was 5 or 6, Rumi was 24, Kublai Khan was 16, Louis IX of France was 16 or 17 and Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor was 36.
Born during Elizabeth of Hungary’s lifetime: Thomas Aquinas, Rumi, Saadi Shirazi, Kublai Khan, Louis IX of France, Roger Bacon, Nasreddin and Pope Celestine V.
Not quite contemporaries: Saladin died about 14 years before Elizabeth of Hungary was born, Averroes died about 9 years before Elizabeth of Hungary was born, Zhu Xi died about 7 years before Elizabeth of Hungary was born and Richard I of England died about 8 years before Elizabeth of Hungary was born.
What happened in Elizabeth of Hungary’s lifetime
- Magna Carta 1215Elizabeth of Hungary was 7
Where Elizabeth of Hungary’s contemporaries were born
Birthplaces as a list
- Elizabeth of Hungary: Bratislava
- Pope Innocent III: Gavignano
- Genghis Khan: Delüün Boldog
- Ibn Arabi: Murcia
- Philip II of France: Paris
- John, King of England: Beaumont Palace
- Pope Gregory IX: Anagni
- Shota Rustaveli: Rustavi
- Snorri Sturluson: Hvammur
- Francis of Assisi: Assisi
- Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor: Jesi
- Anthony of Padua: Lisbon
- Albertus Magnus: Lauingen
- Batu Khan: Mongolia
- Rumi: Vakhsh
- Saadi Shirazi: Shiraz
- Nasreddin: Nasrettin Hoca
- Louis IX of France: Poissy
- Pope Celestine V: Sant'Angelo Limosano
- Kublai Khan: Mongol Empire
- Roger Bacon: Ilchester
- Alexander Nevsky: Pereslavl-Zalessky
- Thomas Aquinas: castle of the counts of Aquino
- Bonaventure: Bagnoregio
- Pope Honorius III: Rome
- Alfonso X of Castile: Toledo
- Dominic de Guzmán: Caleruega
- Pope Urban IV: Troyes
- Henry III of England: Winchester Castle
- Pope Gregory X: Piacenza
- Nasir al-Din al-Tusi: Tus
- Pope Clement IV: Saint-Gilles
- Pope Nicholas III: Rome
- Pope Innocent V: Tarentaise
- Louis VIII of France: Paris
- Pope Nicholas IV: Lisciano
- Pope John XXI: Lisbon
- Clare of Assisi: Assisi
- Pope Adrian V: Genoa
- Pope Martin IV: Touraine
- Attar of Nishapur: Nishapur
- Pope Honorius IV: Rome
- Jochi: Beijing
- Chagatai Khan: Mongolia
- Tamar of Georgia: Mtskheta
- Walther von der Vogelweide: Austria
- Rudolf I of Germany: Limburg Castle
- Charles I of Anjou: Paris
- Razia Sultan: Budaun
Compare Elizabeth of Hungary
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Genghis Khan
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Thomas Aquinas
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Rumi
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Francis of Assisi
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Saadi Shirazi
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Kublai Khan
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Shota Rustaveli
- Elizabeth of Hungary and Pope Innocent III
The 50 best-known contemporaries
50 of the people we track were surely alive at the same time as Elizabeth of Hungary. All of them are listed here. See also everyone alive in 1219.
- Genghis Khan 1162 – 1227
- Thomas Aquinas 1225 – 1274
- Rumi 1207 – 1273
- Francis of Assisi c. 1182 – 1226
- Saadi Shirazi c. 1210 – 1292
- Kublai Khan 1215 – 1294
- Shota Rustaveli 1172 – 1216
- Pope Innocent III 1160s – 1216
- Albertus Magnus c. 1200 – 1280
- Louis IX of France c. 1215 – 1270
- Roger Bacon c. 1220 – 1292
- John, King of England 1166 – 1216
- Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor 1194 – 1250
- Ibn Arabi 1165 – 1240
- Nasreddin 1208 – 1284
- Pope Gregory IX 1170 – 1241
- Anthony of Padua 1195 – 1231
- Ögedei Khan 1186 – 1241
- Pope Celestine V 1215 – 1296
- Alexander Nevsky 1220 – 1263
- Snorri Sturluson 1179 – 1241
- Batu Khan c. 1205 – c. 1255
- Philip II of France 1165 – 1223
- Hulegu Khan 1217 – 1265
- Bonaventure 1221 – 1274
- Pope Honorius III 1148 – 1227
- Alfonso X of Castile 1221 – 1284
- Dominic de Guzmán c. 1172 – 1221
- Pope Urban IV c. 1185 – 1264
- Henry III of England 1207 – 1272
- Pope Gregory X 1210 – 1276
- Nasir al-Din al-Tusi 1201 – 1274
- Pope Clement IV 1190 – 1268
- Pope Nicholas III 1210s – 1280
- Pope Innocent V 1225 – 1276
- Louis VIII of France 1187 – 1226
- Pope Nicholas IV 1227 – 1292
- Pope John XXI c. 1213 – 1277
- Clare of Assisi 1194 – 1253
- Pope Adrian V 1205 – 1276
- Pope Martin IV 1220 – 1285
- Attar of Nishapur 1145 – 1221
- Pope Honorius IV c. 1210 – 1287
- Jochi 1182 – 1227
- Chagatai Khan 1183 – 1242
- Tamar of Georgia 1166 – 1213
- Walther von der Vogelweide c. 1170 – c. 1230
- Rudolf I of Germany 1218 – 1291
- Charles I of Anjou 1226 – 1285
- Razia Sultan c. 1206 – 1240