
Pope Celestine III
Catholic priest who served as Pope
Born 1106 · died 8 January 1198, aged 91 or 92
Also known as Celestine III, Giacinto Bobo-Orsini
Who was alive at the same time as Pope Celestine III?
- Anselm of Canterbury, c. 1033 – 1109
- Omar Khayyam, c. 1049 – 1131
- Al-Ghazali, c. 1057 – 1111
- Peter Abelard, 1079 – 1142
- Bernard of Clairvaux, c. 1091 – 1153
- Hildegard of Bingen, c. 1098 – 1179
- Pope Alexander III, c. 1100 – 1181
- Pope Celestine III, 1106 – 1198
- Muhammad al-Idrisi, c. 1110 – c. 1167
- Frederick Barbarossa, 1122 – 1190
- Averroes, 1126 – 1198
- Zhu Xi, 1130 – 1200
- Maimonides, c. 1137 – 1204
- Saladin, 1138 – 1193
- Nizami Ganjavi, c. 1141 – c. 1209
- Richard I of England, 1157 – 1199
- Pope Innocent III, 1160s – 1216
- Genghis Khan, 1162 – 1227
- Ibn Arabi, 1165 – 1240
- John, King of England, 1166 – 1216
- Pope Gregory IX, 1170 – 1241
- Shota Rustaveli, 1172 – 1216
- Francis of Assisi, c. 1182 – 1226
- Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1194 – 1250
When Pope Celestine III was born, Anna Komnene was 22 or 23, Louis VI of France was 24 or 25 and Philip I of France was 53 or 54.
When Pope Celestine III died, Genghis Khan was 35, Averroes was 71, Zhu Xi was 67, Richard I of England was 40 and Shota Rustaveli was 25 or 26.
Born during Pope Celestine III’s lifetime: Genghis Khan, Saladin, Francis of Assisi, Averroes, Zhu Xi, Richard I of England, Maimonides and Frederick Barbarossa.
Not quite contemporaries: Rumi was born about 9 years after Pope Celestine III died, Saadi Shirazi was born about 10 years after Pope Celestine III died, Pope Urban II died about 7 years before Pope Celestine III was born and Nasreddin was born about 10 years after Pope Celestine III died.
Where Pope Celestine III’s contemporaries were born
Birthplaces as a list
- Pope Celestine III: Rome
- Anselm of Canterbury: Aosta
- Omar Khayyam: Nishapur
- Al-Ghazali: Tus
- Peter Abelard: Le Pallet
- Bernard of Clairvaux: Fontaine-lès-Dijon
- Hildegard of Bingen: Bermersheim vor der Höhe
- Pope Alexander III: Siena
- Muhammad al-Idrisi: Ceuta
- Frederick Barbarossa: Haguenau
- Averroes: Córdoba
- Zhu Xi: Youxi County
- Maimonides: Córdoba
- Saladin: Tikrit Castle
- Nizami Ganjavi: Ganja
- Richard I of England: Beaumont Palace
- Pope Innocent III: Gavignano
- Genghis Khan: Delüün Boldog
- Ibn Arabi: Murcia
- John, King of England: Beaumont Palace
- Pope Gregory IX: Anagni
- Shota Rustaveli: Rustavi
- Francis of Assisi: Assisi
- Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor: Jesi
- Henry II of England: Le Mans
- Anthony of Padua: Lisbon
- Henry I of England: Selby
- Pope Gregory VIII: Benevento
- Snorri Sturluson: Hvammur
- Philip II of France: Paris
- Pope Honorius III: Rome
- Pope Callixtus II: Quingey
- Dominic de Guzmán: Caleruega
- Louis VII of France: Paris
- Pope Urban IV: Troyes
- Chrétien de Troyes: Troyes
- Pope Paschal II: Galeata
- Pope Lucius III: Lucca
- Pope Clement IV: Saint-Gilles
- Manuel I Komnenos: Constantinople
- Louis VIII of France: Paris
- Alexios I Komnenos: Constantinople
- Pope Gelasius II: Gaeta
- Clare of Assisi: Assisi
- Anna Komnene: Constantinople
- Afonso I of Portugal: Guimarães
- Attar of Nishapur: Nishapur
- Geoffrey of Monmouth: Monmouth
- Stephen, King of England: Blois
- Thomas Becket: Cheapside
- Eleanor of Aquitaine: Poitiers
- Empress Matilda: Winchester
- Louis VI of France: Paris
- Bhāskara II: Bidar
- Saxo Grammaticus: Zealand
- Jochi: Beijing
- Philip I of France: Champagne-et-Fontaine
- Chagatai Khan: Mongolia
- Abdul Qadir Gilani: Gilan Province
- Tamar of Georgia: Mtskheta
- Walther von der Vogelweide: Austria
Compare Pope Celestine III
The 61 best-known contemporaries
61 of the people we track were surely alive at the same time as Pope Celestine III. All of them are listed here. See also everyone alive in 1153.
- Genghis Khan 1162 – 1227
- Omar Khayyam c. 1049 – 1131
- Saladin 1138 – 1193
- Al-Ghazali c. 1057 – 1111
- Francis of Assisi c. 1182 – 1226
- Averroes 1126 – 1198
- Zhu Xi 1130 – 1200
- Hildegard of Bingen c. 1098 – 1179
- Richard I of England 1157 – 1199
- Maimonides c. 1137 – 1204
- Peter Abelard 1079 – 1142
- Frederick Barbarossa 1122 – 1190
- Shota Rustaveli 1172 – 1216
- Pope Innocent III 1160s – 1216
- John, King of England 1166 – 1216
- Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor 1194 – 1250
- Anselm of Canterbury c. 1033 – 1109
- Bernard of Clairvaux c. 1091 – 1153
- Nizami Ganjavi c. 1141 – c. 1209
- Muhammad al-Idrisi c. 1110 – c. 1167
- Ibn Arabi 1165 – 1240
- Pope Alexander III c. 1100 – 1181
- Pope Gregory IX 1170 – 1241
- Henry II of England 1133 – 1189
- Anthony of Padua 1195 – 1231
- Henry I of England c. 1068 – 1135
- Ögedei Khan 1186 – 1241
- Pope Gregory VIII 1100s – 1187
- Snorri Sturluson 1179 – 1241
- Philip II of France 1165 – 1223
- Pope Honorius III 1148 – 1227
- Pope Callixtus II c. 1065 – 1124
- Dominic de Guzmán c. 1172 – 1221
- Louis VII of France 1120 – 1180
- Pope Urban IV c. 1185 – 1264
- Chrétien de Troyes c. 1130s – c. 1180s
- Pope Paschal II 1050s – 1118
- Pope Lucius III 1110 – 1185
- Pope Clement IV 1190 – 1268
- Manuel I Komnenos 1118 – 1180
- Louis VIII of France 1187 – 1226
- Alexios I Komnenos 1048 – 1118
- Pope Gelasius II c. 1065 – 1119
- Clare of Assisi 1194 – 1253
- Anna Komnene 1083 – c. 1154
- Afonso I of Portugal c. 1109 – 1185
- Attar of Nishapur 1145 – 1221
- Geoffrey of Monmouth c. 1101 – c. 1155
- Stephen, King of England 1095 – 1154
- Thomas Becket c. 1119 – 1170
- Eleanor of Aquitaine 1124 – 1204
- Empress Matilda c. 1102 – 1167
- Louis VI of France 1081 – 1137
- Bhāskara II c. 1114 – c. 1185
- Saxo Grammaticus c. 1150 – c. 1213
- Jochi 1182 – 1227
- Philip I of France 1052 – 1108
- Chagatai Khan 1183 – 1242
- Abdul Qadir Gilani 1078 – 1166
- Tamar of Georgia 1166 – 1213
- Walther von der Vogelweide c. 1170 – c. 1230