The rebel leaders had met with Lothair…

September 1134 CE

The rebel leaders had met with Lothair in Rome, but they had been refused help because Lothair's force was too small.

With the emperor's departure, divisions in his opponents' ranks allow Roger to reverse his fortunes.

By July 1134, Roger's troops had forced Ranulf, Sergius VII of Naples, and the other ringleaders to submit.

Robert is expelled from Capua and Roger installs his third son, Alfonso of Hauteville, as Prince of Capua.

Roger II's eldest son Roger is given the title of Duke of Apulia.

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Capua Campania Italy View →

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Alfonso of Hauteville View → Anacletus II View → John II Komnenos View → Lothair II, Holy Roman Emperor View → Pope Innocent II View → Ranulf II View → Robert II of Capua View → Roger II of Sicily View → Sergius VII of Naples View →

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Germans View → Naples, Duchy of View → Papal States (Republic of St. Peter) View → German, or Ottonian (Roman) Empire View → Italy, Kingdom of (Holy Roman Empire) View → Capua, Norman Principality of View → Roman Empire, Eastern: Komnenos dynasty, restored View → Italo-Normans View → Apulia and Calabria, Duchies of View → Sicily, Kingdom of View →

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Norman Conquest of Southern Italy View →

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