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1119 papal election
Election of Pope Calixtus II
- Dated 29 January 1119 CE – 1 February 1119 CE
- Also called Papal election, 1119
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under 1 km awayCluny Abbey
abbey located in Saône-et-Loire, in France -
24 km awayChurch of St Philibert
abbey in Tournus -
32 km awayLa Ferté Abbey
abbey located in Saône-et-Loire, France -
41 km awayBasilica of Paray-le-Monial
basilica located in Saône-et-Loire, in France -
42 km awayChalon Cathedral
cathedral located in Saône-et-Loire, in France -
51 km awayBourg-en-Bresse Cathedral
co-cathedral located in Ain, in France
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Irish Catholic synod in 1111 -
21 January 1118 CE – 24 January 1118 CE1118 papal election
election of Pope Gelasius II - 16 January 1120 CE
Council of Nablus
synod - 18 March 1123 CE – 27 March 1123 CE
First Council of the Lateran
Roman Catholic synod of 1123 - 12 December 1124 CE – 21 December 1124 CE
1124 papal election
1124 election of the Catholic pope - October 1126 CE
Expulsion of Andalusi Christians
1126 forced displacement
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