
Pope John XIX
Catholic priest who served as Pope
Born c. AD 975 · died October 1032
Also known as John XIX, Romanus, Ioannes XIX
Who was alive at the same time as Pope John XIX?
- Hugh Capet, AD 940 – AD 996
- Ferdowsi, AD 940 – c. 1020
- Vladimir the Great, c. AD 956 – 1015
- Basil II, AD 958 – 1025
- Ibn al-Haytham, c. AD 965 – 1039
- Sei Shōnagon, c. AD 966 – c. 1025
- Pope Sergius IV, c. AD 970 – 1012
- Leif Erikson, c. AD 972 – c. 1020
- Pope Gregory V, AD 972 – AD 999
- Pope John XIX, c. AD 975 – 1032
- Stephen I of Hungary, c. AD 975 – 1038
- Al-Biruni, AD 973 – 1048
- Avicenna, c. AD 981 – 1037
- Pope Benedict VIII, c. AD 980 – 1024
- Pope Nicholas II, 990s – 1061
- Cnut, AD 994 – 1035
- Pope Gregory VI, c. 1000 – 1048
- Pope Damasus II, c. 1000 – 1048
- Pope Leo IX, 1002 – 1054
- Pope Clement II, 1005 – 1047
- Pope Alexander II, 1010s – 1073
- Harold Godwinson, c. 1023 – 1066
- Pope Victor III, c. 1028 – 1087
- William the Conqueror, c. 1028 – 1087
When Pope John XIX died, Al-Biruni was 59, Cnut was 37 or 38, Pope Leo IX was 30, Pope Clement II was 26 or 27 and Yaroslav the Wise was 53 or 54.
Born during Pope John XIX’s lifetime: Avicenna, William the Conqueror, Cnut, Pope Leo IX, Pope Alexander II, Harold Godwinson, Pope Benedict VIII and Pope Gregory VI.
Not quite contemporaries: Omar Khayyam was born about 14 years after Pope John XIX died, Pope Urban II was born about a year after Pope John XIX died, Pope John XII died about 9 years before Pope John XIX was born and Pope Benedict V died about 8 years before Pope John XIX was born.
Where Pope John XIX’s contemporaries were born
Birthplaces as a list
- Pope John XIX: Rome
- Hugh Capet: Dourdan
- Ferdowsi: Tus
- Basil II: Constantinople
- Ibn al-Haytham: Basra
- Sei Shōnagon: Heian-kyō
- Pope Sergius IV: Rome
- Leif Erikson: Eiríksstaðir
- Stephen I of Hungary: Esztergom
- Al-Biruni: Kath
- Avicenna: Afshona
- Pope Benedict VIII: Rome
- Pope Nicholas II: Château de Chevron
- Cnut: Denmark
- Pope Gregory VI: Rome
- Pope Damasus II: Ering
- Pope Leo IX: Eguisheim
- Pope Clement II: Hornburg
- Pope Alexander II: Baggio
- Harold Godwinson: Essex
- Pope Victor III: Benevento
- William the Conqueror: Falaise
- Bolesław I the Brave: Poznań
- Pope Sylvester III: Rome
- Erik the Red: Jæren
- Yaroslav the Wise: Kyiv
- Mahmud of Ghazni: Ghazni
- Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor: Bad Abbach
- Henry I of France: Reims
- Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor: Klever Reichswald
- Robert II of France: Orléans
- Al-Ma'arri: Ma'arrat Nu'man
- Guido of Arezzo: Arezzo
- Shen Kuo: Qiantang County
- Anne of Kiev: Kyiv
- Harald Hardrada: Ringerike
Compare Pope John XIX
The 39 best-known contemporaries
39 of the people we track were surely alive at the same time as Pope John XIX. All of them are listed here. See also everyone alive in 1005.
- Avicenna c. AD 981 – 1037
- Ferdowsi AD 940 – c. 1020
- William the Conqueror c. 1028 – 1087
- Al-Biruni AD 973 – 1048
- Ibn al-Haytham c. AD 965 – 1039
- Leif Erikson c. AD 972 – c. 1020
- Vladimir the Great c. AD 956 – 1015
- Hugh Capet AD 940 – AD 996
- Pope Gregory V AD 972 – AD 999
- Cnut AD 994 – 1035
- Pope Leo IX 1002 – 1054
- Pope Alexander II 1010s – 1073
- Harold Godwinson c. 1023 – 1066
- Pope Benedict VIII c. AD 980 – 1024
- Pope Gregory VI c. 1000 – 1048
- Pope Clement II 1005 – 1047
- Stephen I of Hungary c. AD 975 – 1038
- Pope Nicholas II 990s – 1061
- Pope Damasus II c. 1000 – 1048
- Sei Shōnagon c. AD 966 – c. 1025
- Pope Sergius IV c. AD 970 – 1012
- Basil II AD 958 – 1025
- Pope Victor III c. 1028 – 1087
- Bolesław I the Brave AD 967 – 1025
- Pope Sylvester III c. 1000 – c. 1065
- Erik the Red c. AD 950 – 1003
- Yaroslav the Wise AD 978 – 1054
- Alp Arslan 1029 – 1072
- Mahmud of Ghazni AD 971 – 1030
- Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor AD 955 – AD 983
- Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor AD 973 – 1024
- Henry I of France 1008 – 1060
- Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor AD 980 – 1002
- Robert II of France AD 972 – 1031
- Al-Ma'arri AD 973 – 1057
- Guido of Arezzo c. AD 992 – 1050
- Shen Kuo 1031 – 1095
- Anne of Kiev c. 1025 – 1070s
- Harald Hardrada c. 1015 – 1066