| College of Cardinals | |
|---|---|
| Type | Electoral body |
| Legal status | active |
| Purpose/focus | Choosing a new pope |
| Headquarters | St Peter's Basilica |
| Location | Rome |
| Official languages | Latin |
| Parent organization | Catholic Church |
The College of Cardinals is the collection of cardinals within the Roman Catholic Church. Each cardinal is appointed by the pope and represents the upper echelon of the Catholic Church. The College is responsible for selecting the next pope whenever the incumbent dies or decides to abdicate.
Conclaves[]
1303 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Giovanni Boccamazza | 1285, December 22 | Papal States | 8 |
| Nicola Boccasini | 1298, December 4 | Treviso | |
| Teodorico Ranieri | 1298, December 4 | Papal States | X |
| Leonardo Patrasso | 1300, March 2 | Papal States | X |
| Pedro Rodríguez | 1302, December 15 | Castille | |
| Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle | 1302, December 15 | Papal States | X |
| Niccolò Alberti | 1303, December 18 | Florence | |
| Robert de Pontigny | 1294, September 18 | France | |
| Gentile Partino | 1300, March 2 | Papal States | X |
| Walter Winterburn | - | England | |
| Napoleone Orsini Frangipani | 1288, May 16 | Papal States | X |
| Landolfo Brancaccio | 1294, September 18 | Naples | 2 |
| Guglielmo de Longhi | 1294, September 18 | Naples | X |
| Francesco Caetani | 1295, December 17 | Papal States | X |
| Luc Fieschi | 1300, March 2 | Genoa | X |
Votes[]
Cast votes here per Cardinal.
Papal cardinals cast their vote for Cardinal Giovanni Boccamazza.
The Neapolitan Cardinals cast their vote for Landolfo Brancaccio.
To avoid conflict with Holy See, the Genoese cardinal voted for Giovanni Boccamazza.
Habemus papam! Giovanni Boccamazza is elected pope and takes the papal name Callixtus III.
1306 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teodorico Ranieri | 1298 | Papal States | X |
| Leonardo Patrasso | 1300 | Papal States | X |
| Pedro Rodríguez | 1302 | Castille | |
| Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle | 1302 | Papal States | 11 |
| Niccolò Alberti | 1303 | Florence | X |
| Gentile Partino | 1300 | Papal States | X |
| Napoleone Orsini Frangipani | 1288 | Papal States | X |
| Landolfo Brancaccio | 1294 | Naples | |
| Guglielmo de Longhi | 1294 | Albania | X |
| Francesco Caetani | 1295 | Papal States | X |
| Luc Fieschi | 1300 | Genoa | X |
| Jean Lemoine | 1294 | France | |
| Giacomo Gaetani Stefaneschi | 1295 | Papal States | X |
| Riccardo Petroni | 1298 | Siena | |
| Jan Muskata of Krakow | 1305 | Bohemia | X |
| John of Patras | 1305 | Achaea | X |
Votes[]
NOTE: The candidate requires 11 votes to be elected Pope. If no one has that many the vote starts again. The Roman cardinals cast their votes for Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle (except for Giovanni Minio da Morrovale, who cannot vote for himself).
The Albanian Cardinal votes for Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle.
The Genoa Cardinal vote for Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle.
John of Patras votes for Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle.
Jan Muskata votes for Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle
(Per the mod response), Niccolò Alberti of Florence casts his vote for Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle.
Habemus papam! Giovanni Minio da Morrovalle is elected Pope and takes the name of Pope John XXI, renumbering the previous John XXI as John XX to fix the papal numbering error.
1327 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Francesco Bellinari | 1312 | Milan | X |
| Heinrich II von Virneburg | 1314 | Cologne | 1 |
| Jens Grand | 1314 | Riga | X |
| Nicholas of Thebes | 1318 | Latin Empire | X |
| Giacomo Albertini | 1318 | Venice | X |
| Angelo Tignosi | 1318 | Papal States | 1 |
| Walter Reynolds | 1320 | England | |
| Jan IV z Dražic | 1320 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Alessandro Guidi | 1320 | Papal States | 7 |
| Gonçalo Pereira | 1320 | Portugal | |
| Nankier Kołda | 1321 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Henry IV of Aspremont | 1321 | Verdun | |
| Loren Velásquez | 1324 | Navarre | X |
| Nicholas Dörögdi | 1324 | Hungary | X |
| Omar Candella Carrera | 1326 | Aragon | X |
| Matteo Orsini | 1326 | Papal States | X |
Votes[]
Loren Velásquez nominates and votes for Heinrich II von Virneburg, explaining to the other cardinals that with the current instability in the HRE and Gregory XI having been a archbishop-elector he thinks another archbishop-elector would be a good choice to continue Gregory XI's reforms with regards to the HRE.
Giacomo Albertini votes for Angelo Tignosi, stating that the Mediterranean is in great upheaval right now, and a Pope from the region could help solving these problems.
The Papal States cardinals votes for Alessandro Guidi (except Alessandro, since he can't vote for himself). They do this due to the work of Guidi as Cardinal Secretary of pope Gregory XI.
Nicholas Dörögdi votes for Alessandro Guidi, due to him being the most experienced and the most stable candidate for the church at the time.
Jens Grand votes for Alessandro Guidi, due to work in charitable services alongside Gregory XI to help the poor.
Francesco Bellinari votes for Allesandro Guidi, due to his experience with Gregory and what they provided to the poor people of Corsica.
Omar Carrera Candela votes for Allesandro Guidi due to his humanitarian assistance alongside Gregory and is experience believing he will continue the period of much needed stability of the church.
Nicholas of Thebes casts his vote for Allesandro Guidi.
Habemus papam! Alessandro Guidi is elected Pope and takes the papal name Sixtus IV.
1340 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angelo Tignosi | 1318 | Papal States | X |
| Jan IV z Dražic | 1320 | Bohemia-Poland | 10 |
| Gonçalo Pereira | 1320 | Portugal | |
| Nankier Kołda | 1321 | Bohemia-Poland | X |
| Henry IV of Aspremont | 1321 | Verdun | |
| Loren Velásquez | 1324 | Navarre | X |
| Nicholas Dörögdi | 1324 | Hungary | 1 |
| Omar Candela Carrera | 1326 | Aragon | X |
| Matteo Orsini | 1326 | Papal States | X |
| Pierre Bertrand | 1328 | France | |
| Benvenuto of Montefeltro | 1328 | San Marino | |
| Bartholomaeus Bardi | 1328 | Papal States | X |
| Ari Guðmundsson | 1328 | Iceland | X |
| Pierre Roger | 1329 | France | |
| Andrew Corsini | 1329 | Florence | X |
| Alexander of Bicknor | 1331 | Ireland | X |
| Ulrich V von Lenzburg | 1332 | Switzerland | X |
| Friedrich von Pernstein | 1332 | Riga | |
| Marco Rognosi | 1335 | Papal States | X |
| Ildebrandino Conti | 1335 | Venice | |
| Henry of Asti | 1335 | Latin Empire | X |
| Youhanna VII | 1339 | Lebanon | |
| Étienne Aubert | 1339 | France | |
| Giovanni II Visconti | 1339 | Milan | 3 |
Votes[]
Ulrich V von Lenzburg nominates and votes for Jan IV z Dražic, citing Dražic's seniority in the College of Cardinals and the fact having a Polish pope would be useful in stabilising that region after its recent internal conflicts. Loren Velásquez seconds the nomination and also votes for Jan IV z Dražic.
Nankier Kolda votes for Jan IV z Drazic.
Andrew Corsini nominates and votes for Giovanni II Visconti, citing the need for a calm headed man of war in these troublesome times, and citing his devotion to the church to the point of declining rulership of Milan in order to focus on his duties as a Cardinal and Arch-Bishop, he alsocites Giovanni's actions in Crimea against the White Horde, as proof of his calm headedness.
Alexander de Bicknor votes for Jan IV z Drazic.
Henry of Asti, Latin Patriarch of Constantinople, votes for Giovanni II Visconti, agreeing with Cardinal Corsini's reasoning and praising Giovanni as a man of integrity.
After discussing about the future pope with Cardinal Pierre Roger, the cardinals of the Papal States decides to vote for Jan IV z Dražic, due to his seniority and as a way to help with the reconstruction of Bohemia-Poland after their civil war.
Right before his last minutes Ari Guðmundsson votes for Nicholas Dörögdi.
Nicholas Dörögdi votes for Jan IV z Dražic having worked with him and finding him to be a true and godly man.
Giovanni II Visconti votes for Drazic having had brief interactions with him during his visits to Bohemia, and considering a true man of God.
Habemus papam! Jan IV z Dražic is elected Pope and takes the papal name Honorius V.
1343 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angelo Tignosi | 1318 | Papal States | X |
| Gonçalo Pereira | 1320 | Portugal | |
| Henry IV of Aspremont | 1321 | Verdun | X |
| Loren Velásquez | 1324 | Navarre | X |
| Nicholas Dörögdi | 1324 | Hungary | 1 |
| Omar Candela Carrera | 1326 | Aragon | |
| Pierre Bertrand | 1328 | France | |
| Benvenuto of Montefeltro | 1328 | San Marino | |
| Bartholomaeus Bardi | 1328 | Papal States | X |
| Pierre Roger | 1329 | France | 13 |
| Andrew Corsini | 1329 | Florence | X |
| Alexander of Bicknor | 1331 | Ireland | X |
| Ulrich V von Lenzburg | 1332 | Switzerland | X |
| Marco Rognosi | 1335 | Papal States | X |
| Ildebrandino Conti | 1335 | Venice | |
| Henry of Asti | 1335 | Latin Empire | X |
| Youhanna VII | 1339 | Lebanon | |
| Étienne Aubert | 1339 | France | |
| Giovanni II Visconti | 1339 | Milan | X |
| Giovanni Colonna | 1341 | Papal States | X |
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | X |
| Arnošt of Pardubice | 1341 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Jan Grot | 1341 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | X |
| Volrad von dem Dorne | 1342 | Lübeck | |
| Hemming Nilsson | 1342 | Sweden | X |
Votes[]
Loren Velásquez nominates and votes for Pierre Roger, citing his excellent track record as Cardinal Secretary and head of the Ecclesial Tribunal, with him having made numerous domestic decisions during the pontificate of Honorius V. Ulrich V von Lenzburg seconds the nomination and also votes for Pierre Roger.
After much thinking Ari does like his father and votes for Cardinal Dörögdi.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Pierre Roger, due to his excellent work as Cardinal Secretary and head of the Ecclesial Tribunal.
Henry of Asti, Latin Patriarch of Constantinople, votes for Pierre Roger.
Hemming Nilsson votes for Pierre Roger.
Giovanni II Visconti votes for Pierre Roger, Andrew seconds this decision.
Alexander of Bicknor votes for Roger.
Henry IV of Aspremont votes for Pierre Roger.
Habemus papam! Pierre Roger is elected Pope and takes the papal name Clement V.
1352 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loren Velásquez | 1324 | Navarre | X |
| Nicholas Dörögdi | 1324 | Hungary | |
| Andrew Corsini | 1329 | Florence | |
| Ulrich V von Lenzburg | 1332 | Switzerland | 10 |
| Ildebrandino Conti | 1335 | Venice | |
| Youhanna VII | 1339 | Lebanon | 1 |
| Étienne Aubert | 1339 | France | |
| Giovanni II Visconti | 1339 | Milan | |
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | X |
| Arnošt of Pardubice | 1341 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | X |
| Volrad von dem Dorne | 1342 | Lübeck | |
| Niccolò Capoci | 1344 | Papal States | X |
| Pierre de Beaufort | 1344 | France | |
| Gerlach von Nassau | 1346 | Mainz | |
| Claro Peruzzi | 1347 | San Marino | |
| Englebert of La Marck | 1347 | Liege | X |
| Bodzenta of Września | 1347 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Francesco Brancaleoni | 1347 | Papal States | X |
| Philip of Salona | 1347 | Latin Empire | X |
| Pontius de Péret | 1348 | Papal States | X |
| Lourenço Rodrigues | 1348 | Portugal | |
| Seosamh Mac Diarmada | 1348 | Iceland (Born in Ireland) | X |
| Pietro Dupin | 1349 | Papal States | X |
| Tomás Mac Cearbhaill | 1349 | Ireland | |
| Gil Álvarez Carrillo de Albornoz | 1351 | Hispania | |
| Petrus Torkilsson | 1351 | Sweden-Norway | X |
Votes[]
Loren Velásquez nominates and votes for Ulrich V von Lenzburg, citing his efforts of charity during the Black Death and his pivotal role in the investigation of Nicholas de Besse's corruption.
After much thinking the Icelandic Cardinals both vote of Ulrich for his scholarly actions.
Patriarch Philip of Salona prayerfully casts his vote for Cardinal Ulrich V von Lenzburg.
After consulting with King Magnus, Petrus Torkilsson votes for Cardinal Ulrich V.
The Cardinals of the Papal States votes for Ulrich V von Lenzburg, due to his help during the investigations of Nicholas de Besse's acts of corruption.
Engelbert of La Merck votes for Youhanna VII of Lebanon.
Habemus papam! Ulrich V von Lenzburg is elected Pope and takes the papal name Victor IV.
1355 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loren Velásquez | 1324 | Navarre | X |
| Nicholas Dörögdi | 1324 | Hungary | |
| Andrew Corsini | 1329 | Florence | X |
| Youhanna VII | 1339 | Lebanon | |
| Étienne Aubert | 1339 | France | 9 |
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | X |
| Arnošt of Pardubice | 1341 | Bohemia-Poland | |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | X |
| Volrad von dem Dorne | 1342 | Lübeck | |
| Niccolò Capoci | 1344 | Papal States | X |
| Pierre de Beaufort | 1344 | France | |
| Gerlach von Nassau | 1346 | Mainz | |
| Claro Peruzzi | 1347 | San Marino | |
| Englebert of La Marck | 1347 | Liege | X |
| Bodzenta of Września | 1347 | Bohemia-Poland | 3 |
| Francesco Brancaleoni | 1347 | Papal States | X |
| Philip of Salona | 1347 | Latin Empire | X |
| Pontius de Péret | 1348 | Papal States | X |
| Lourenço Rodrigues | 1348 | Portugal | |
| Seosamh Mac Diarmada | 1348 | Iceland | X |
| Pietro Dupin | 1349 | Papal States | X |
| Tomás Mac Cearbhaill | 1349 | Ireland | X |
| Gil Álvarez Carrillo de Albornoz | 1351 | Hispania | |
| Petrus Torkilsson | 1351 | Sweden-Norway |
Votes[]
Loren Velásquez nominates and votes for Étienne Aubert, citing his excellent work as head of the Ecclesial Tribunal, including in the investigation of Nicholas de Besse's corruption alongside Pope Victor IV.
The Cardinals of Iceland both agree to vote for Bodzenta.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Cardinal Étienne Aubert, due to his work as head of the Ecclesial Tribunal and for discovering the corruption of Nicholas de Besse.
Philip of Salona votes for Cardinal Étienne Aubert.
Tomas Mac Cearbhaill votes for Aubert.
Engelbert of La Merck votes for Bodzenta of Września.
Andrew Corsini votes for Aubert due to there cooperation in the investigation of Nicholas de Besse corruption.
Habemus papam! Étienne Aubert is elected Pope and takes the papal name Innocent VI.
1362 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loren Velásquez | 1324 | Navarre | X |
| Andrew Corsini | 1329 | Florence | 13 |
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | X |
| Arnošt of Pardubice | 1341 | Bohemia | X |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | X |
| Niccolò Capoci | 1344 | Papal States | X |
| Pierre de Beaufort | 1344 | France | |
| Gerlach von Nassau | 1346 | Mainz | |
| Claro Peruzzi | 1347 | San Marino | |
| Englebert of La Marck | 1347 | Liege | |
| Bodzenta of Września | 1347 | Poland-Lithuania | X |
| Francesco Brancaleoni | 1347 | Papal States | X |
| Lourenço Rodrigues | 1348 | Portugal | |
| Seosamh Mac Diarmada | 1348 | Iceland | X |
| Tomás Mac Cearbhaill | 1349 | Ireland | |
| Gil Álvarez Carrillo de Albornoz | 1351 | Hispania | |
| Petrus Torkilsson | 1351 | Sweden-Norway | X |
| Peter Gelyto | 1356 | Swiss Confederacy | X |
| Guglielmo II della Pusterla | 1356 | Padania | X |
| Nicholas Morosini | 1356 | Venice | |
| Gaspar of Thessalonica | 1357 | Latin Empire | X |
| Niccolò de’ Vetuli | 1360 | Papal States | X |
| Johann II von Munsingen | 1360 | Swiss Confederacy | X |
| Thomas (III) Telegdi | 1361 | Hungary |
Votes[]
Johann II von Munsingen nominates and votes for Andrew Corsini, citing his seniority in the College, his excellent work as Cardinal-Secretary and before that with the Army of Mercy and his efforts against corruption. Loren Velásquez and Peter Gelyto concur and also vote for Corsini.
Bodzenta of Września votes for Andrew Corsini (I no longer control Arnost since the union with Bohemia is over).
The Cardinals of the Papal States votes for Cardinal Andrew Corsini, due to his important role discovering the crimes of Nicholas de Besse and his work as Cardinal-Secretary of Innocent VI and head of the Army of Mercy. They also think that Corsini is the best candidate due to his title of "Apostle of Florence".
The Cardinal Guglieolmo II della Pusterla of Padania votes for Andrew Corsini due to his work alongside him during the civil war as well as his effort in discovering the crimes of Nicholas de Besse.
Latin Patriarch of Constantinople Gaspar of Thessalonica casts his vote for Andrew Corsini - recognizing the popular support among the curia for him.
Petrus Torkilsson of Uppsala votes for Andrew Corsini.
The cardinals of Iceland vote for Andrew Corsini.
Habemus papam! Andrew Corsini is elected Pope and takes the papal name Nicholas V.
1374 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | 3 | X |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | 13 | X |
| Pierre de Beaufort | 1344 | France | X | |
| Claro Peruzzi | 1347 | San Marino | X | |
| Seosamh Mac Diarmada | 1348 | Iceland | X | |
| Gaspar of Thessalonica | 1357 | Latin Empire | X | |
| Niccolò de’ Vetuli | 1360 | Papal States | X | |
| Thomas (III) Telegdi | 1361 | Hungary | X | |
| Walter Wardlaw | 1363 | Scotland | X | |
| Sveinn Patriksson | 1363 | Iceland | X | |
| Andrea della Torre | 1364 | Padania | X | |
| John of Arkel | 1364 | Liege | 1 | X |
| Guichard Tavelli | 1365 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| John V of Dampierre-St. Dizier | 1366 | Verdun | X | |
| Florian of Mokrsko | 1366 | Poland-Lithuania | X | |
| Gome Manrique | 1367 | Hispania | X | |
| Robert of Geneva | 1367 | France | X | |
| Birger Gregersson | 1367 | Sweden | X | |
| Frederick Capet | 1367 | Swiss Confederacy | 8 | X |
| Niccolò Vanni | 1368 | Papal States | X | |
| William Whittlesey | 1369 | England | X | |
| Simon da Borsano | 1370 | Padania | X | |
| Lluis Urrutia | 1371 | Western Church | X | |
| Ugone Guidardi | 1372 | Papal States | X | |
| Anglico de Grimoard | 1372 | France | X |
Votes[]
Lluis Urrutia nominates and votes for Ari Arason, citing his excellent work as Cardinal-Secretary and his seniority in the College of Cardinals. Frederick Capet concurs and also votes for Arason.
Guichard Tavelli, however, argues that as Arason is from an isolated northern island with a distinct culture from continental Europe he is not really suitable to represent all of the peoples of Christendom in Rome and instead nominates and votes for John of Arkel, citing his efforts against corruption in his bishopric.
Walter Wardlaw also concurs with Urrutia and votes for Arason, citing his belief than even the most isolated places are one with Christendom and also points to the hermetic life of various saints and martyrs especially in the early years of Christendom. After all the warm embrace of the Catholic church is open to the entire world.
Robert of Geneva nominates and votes for Frederick Capet on the basis of his piety and dedication to the service of God. The other two French cardinals agree and cast their votes for Frederick.
The Papal States cardinals vote for Ari Arason.
John of Arkel and John V of Dampierre-St. Dizier vote for Frederick Capet.
Whilst are Ari votes for Orsini and encourages the other two to do it Diarmada and Snorri vote for Ari themselves.
With the nobility still remembering the Treaty of Akranes, in which Sweden, at that time under the rule of King Magnus, ceded the Faroes, Shetland, and Orkney to Iceland, Birger Gregersson chooses to vote for Frederick Capet.
The English Cardinal Chooses Ari.
Andrea della Torre and Simon da Borsano vote for Ari Arason.
(Per the mod events) Claro Peruzzi and Gaspar of Thessalonica vote for Rinaldo Orsini and Thomas (III) Telegdi and Florian of Mokrsko vote for Frederick Capet.
This round is inconclusive, the conclave continues for a second round.
1375 Continued Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | X | |
| Pierre de Beaufort | 1344 | France | X | |
| Claro Peruzzi | 1347 | San Marino | ||
| Seosamh Mac Diarmada | 1348 | Iceland | X | |
| Gaspar of Thessalonica | 1357 | Latin Empire | ||
| Niccolò de’ Vetuli | 1360 | Papal States | X | |
| Thomas (III) Telegdi | 1361 | Hungary | ||
| Walter Wardlaw | 1363 | Scotland | ||
| Sveinn Patriksson | 1363 | Iceland | X | |
| Andrea della Torre | 1364 | Padania | X | |
| John of Arkel | 1364 | Liege | 17 | / |
| Guichard Tavelli | 1365 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| John V of Dampierre-St. Dizier | 1366 | Verdun | X | |
| Florian of Mokrsko | 1366 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Gome Manrique | 1367 | Hispania | ||
| Robert of Geneva | 1367 | France | X | |
| Birger Gregersson | 1367 | Sweden | X | |
| Frederick Capet | 1367 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Niccolò Vanni | 1368 | Papal States | X | |
| Simon da Borsano | 1370 | Padania | X | |
| Lluis Urrutia | 1371 | Western Church | X | |
| Ugone Guidardi | 1372 | Papal States | X | |
| Anglico de Grimoard | 1372 | France | X |
Votes[]
Guichard Tavelli again nominates and votes for John of Arkel, now highlighting how Arkel would be good as a compromise candidate neutral to the Anglo-French conflict and also mentioning his good track record of combating corruption in his bishoprics. This time, Lluis Urrutia and Frederick Capet concur and also vote for John of Arkel.
The Papal States cardinals vote for John of Arkel.
Birger Gregersson, after learning about Capet's accidental tennis patricide, casts his vote for John of Arkel.
The French cardinals, wanting to get the conclave over with, vote for John of Arkel.
The Padanian Cardinals, tired of so much drama on many fronts decide to vote for John Van Arkel.
The Icelandic cardinals vote for John of Arkel.
John V of Dampierre-St. Dizier votes for John of Arkel.
Habemus papam! John of Arkel is elected Pope and takes the papal name Sebastian I after having a vision about two people named Sebastian and Adrian functioning as religious leaders for the Low Countries.
1378 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1341 | Papal States | 1 | X |
| Ari Arason | 1341 | Iceland | 6 | X |
| Pierre de Beaufort | 1344 | France | X | |
| Gaspar of Thessalonica | 1357 | Latin Empire | ||
| Niccolò de’ Vetuli | 1360 | Papal States | X | |
| Walter Wardlaw | 1363 | Scotland | X | |
| Sveinn Patriksson | 1363 | Iceland | X | |
| Florian of Mokrsko | 1366 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Robert of Geneva | 1367 | France | 11 | |
| Birger Gregersson | 1367 | Sweden | X | |
| Frederick Capet | 1367 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Niccolò Vanni | 1368 | Papal States | X | |
| Simon da Borsano | 1370 | Padania | ||
| Lluis Urrutia | 1371 | Western Church | X | |
| Ugone Guidardi | 1372 | Papal States | X | |
| Anglico de Grimoard | 1372 | France | X | |
| Pedro IV Tenorio | 1376 | Hispania | X | |
| Alexander Neville | 1376 | England | ||
| Bertrand Lagier | 1376 | France | X | |
| Édouard of Savoy | 1376 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Juan Guteritz | 1376 | Portugal | X | |
| János Kanizsai | 1377 | Hungary | ||
| Pedro Martínez de Luna | 1377 | Hispania | X | |
| Daoud II | 1377 | Maronite Church | ||
| Robert Waldby | 1377 | Ireland | X |
Votes[]
Frederick Capet nominates and votes for Robert of Geneva, citing his excellent record as Cardinal General Comissary and his efforts for peace in France. Édouard of Savoy and Lluis Urrutia concur and also vote for Robert of Geneva.
The French cardinals vote for Robert of Geneva, for reasons stated above.
The Papal States cardinals vote for Robert of Geneva.
The Portuguese Cardinal votes for the Icelandic Cardinal.
Birger Gregersson votes for Robert of Geneva.
Cardinal Snorri votes for Ari but Ari votes for Orsini.
Walter Wardlaw once again votes for Ari Arason.
Robert Waldby votes for Ari Arason.
Cardinal Borssini abstains citing his need to be with the people of Padania during these troubled times.
Habemus papam! Robert of Geneva is elected Pope and takes the papal name Clement VI.
1394 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frederick Capet | 1367 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Lluis Urrutia | 1371 | Western Church | X | |
| Pedro IV Tenorio | 1376 | Hispania | ||
| Édouard of Savoy | 1376 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| János Kanizsai | 1377 | Hungary | 2 | |
| Pedro Martínez de Luna | 1377 | Hispania | ||
| Daoud II | 1377 | Maronite Church | ||
| Robert Waldby | 1377 | Ireland | X | |
| Andrea Franchi | 1379 | Florence | 13 | |
| Leobald of Cousance | 1379 | Verdun | ||
| Antonius de Vetulis | 1379 | Papal States | X | |
| Gerard d'Athies | 1384 | Burgundy | X | |
| Peter Phillarges | 1384 | Venice | ||
| Piotr Wysz | 1384 | Poland-Lithuania | X | |
| Agostino da Lanzano | 1384 | Papal States | X | |
| Jean de La Grange | 1389 | France | X | |
| Guglielmo della Vigna | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Donato d'Aquino | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Matthew de Glendonwyn | 1389 | Scotland | X | |
| Thomas Arundel | 1389 | England | ||
| Henrik Karlsson | 1390 | Sweden | X | |
| Hilmar Gunnarsson | 1391 | Celtic Lollard Church | X | |
| Paul Palaiologos Tagaris | 1392 | Latin Empire | X |
Votes[]
Lluis Urrutia nominats and votes for Andrea Franchi, citing his actions of caring for the poor and ill of Florence during these trying times in Italy. Frederick Capet and Édouard of Savoy concur and also vote for Franchi.
Matthew de Glendonwyn nominates and votes for János Kanizsai, citing his impeccable record.
The Icelandic Cardinal votes for János.
The Papal States cardinals vote for Andrea Franchi.
Gerard d'Athies, Burgundian Cardinal, casts his vote for Franchi.
Henrik Karlsson concurs with Urrutia's reasoning and votes for Franchi.
Waldby votes for Franchi.
Paul Palaiologos Tagaris votes for Andrea Franchi
Jean de La Grange votes for Andrea Franchi.
Piotr Wysz votes for Andrea Franchi.
Habemus papam! Andrea Franchi is elected Pope and takes the papal name Gregory XII in honour of Pope Gregory XI's efforts to aid the poor of Italy.
1401 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pedro Martínez de Luna | 1377 | Hispania | ||
| Daoud II | 1377 | Maronite Church | ||
| Leobald of Cousance | 1379 | Verdun | X | |
| Antonius de Vetulis | 1379 | Papal States | 10 | |
| Gerard d'Athies | 1384 | Burgundy | ||
| Peter Phillarges | 1384 | Venice | ||
| Piotr Wysz | 1384 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Agostino da Lanzano | 1384 | Papal States | X | |
| Jean de La Grange | 1389 | France | 2 | |
| Guglielmo della Vigna | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Donato d'Aquino | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Matthew de Glendonwyn | 1389 | Scotland | X | |
| Thomas Arundel | 1389 | England | X | |
| Henrik Karlsson | 1390 | Sweden | X | |
| Hilmar Gunnarsson | 1391 | Iceland | X | |
| Guillaume IV of Raron | 1395 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| John of Bavaria | 1395 | Liège | X | |
| Angelo Correr | 1396 | Latin Empire | ||
| Diego Castro y Echeverría | 1398 | Western Church | X | |
| Werner von Falkenstein | 1400 | Trier | ||
| Olbram ze Škvorce | 1400 | Bohemia | ||
| Kuno von Stoffeln | 1400 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Benedetto di Salnucio | 1400 | San Marino |
Votes[]
Guillaume IV of Raron nominates and votes for Antonius de Vetulis, citing the usefulness of a neutral Roman pope in these trying political times for Europe and Vetulis is the most senior of that delegation. Diego Castro y Echeverría and Kuno von Stoffeln concur and also vote for de Vetulis.
Leobald of Cousance and John of Bavaria vote for Jean de La Grange.
Guglielmo della Vigna, Donato d'Aquino and Agostino da Lanzano vote for Antonius de Vetulis as a neutral candidate to the papacy. They also considers that de Vetulis is a good candidate due to his seniority.
Patriarch Hilmar votes for Vetulis.
Matthew de Glendonwyn votes for Antonius de Vetulis.
Henrik Karlsson votes for Antonius de Vetulis.
Thomas Arundel votes for Antonius de Vetulis
Habemus papam! Antonius de Vetulis is elected Pope and takes the papal name Sixtus V, in honour of the most recent pontiff to actually hail from the Papal States, Pope Sixtus IV.
1405 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pedro Martínez de Luna | 1377 | Hispania | ||
| Peter Phillarges | 1384 | Venice | 12 | |
| Piotr Wysz | 1384 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Agostino da Lanzano | 1384 | Papal States | X | |
| Guglielmo della Vigna | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Donato d'Aquino | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Matthew de Glendonwyn | 1389 | Scotland | X | |
| Thomas Arundel | 1389 | England | X | |
| Henrik Karlsson | 1390 | Sweden | X | |
| Hilmar Gunnarsson | 1391 | Iceland | X | |
| John of Bavaria | 1395 | Liège | X | |
| Angelo Correr | 1396 | Latin Empire | X | |
| Diego Castro y Echeverría | 1398 | Western Church | X | |
| Werner von Falkenstein | 1400 | Trier | 3 | |
| Kuno von Stoffeln | 1400 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Benedetto di Salnucio | 1400 | San Marino | ||
| Simon of Cramaud | 1402 | France | X | |
| Thomas Cranley | 1402 | Ireland | ||
| Humbrecht von Neuenburg | 1402 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Giovanni Migliorati | 1402 | Papal States | X | |
| João Afonso Esteves de Azambuja | 1404 | Portugal | ||
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| John VI of Saarbrücken | 1404 | Verdun | X |
Votes[]
Diego Castro y Echeverría nominates and votes for Peter Phillarges, citing his excellent track record as General Commissary of the Church and his seniority in the College of Cardinals. Kuno von Stoffeln and Humbrecht von Neuenberg concur and also vote for Phillarges.
John of Bavaria and John VI of Saarbrücken vote for Werner von Falkenstein.
Matthew de Glendonwyn votes for Werner von Falkenstein.
Patriarch Hilmar votes for the Peter.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Peter Phillarges due to his work as General Commissary of the Church.
Thomas Arundel votes for Peter Phillarges
Simon of Cramaud votes for Peter Phillarges.
Henrik Karlsson votes for Peter Phillarges.
Angelo Correr votes for Peter Phillarges
Habemus papam! Peter Phillarges is elected Pope and takes the papal name Alexander V.
1410 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pedro Martínez de Luna | 1377 | Hispania | 9 | |
| Piotr Wysz | 1384 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Agostino da Lanzano | 1384 | Papal States | X | |
| Donato d'Aquino | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Thomas Arundel | 1389 | England | ||
| Hilmar Gunnarsson | 1391 | Iceland | X | |
| John of Bavaria | 1395 | Liège | X | |
| Angelo Correr | 1396 | Latin Empire | X | |
| Werner von Falkenstein | 1400 | Trier | 3 | |
| Kuno von Stoffeln | 1400 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Simon of Cramaud | 1402 | France | ||
| Thomas Cranley | 1402 | Ireland | ||
| Humbrecht von Neuenburg | 1402 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Giovanni Migliorati | 1402 | Papal States | X | |
| João Afonso Esteves de Azambuja | 1404 | Portugal | ||
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| John VI of Saarbrücken | 1404 | Verdun | X | |
| Markel Mendoza | 1406 | Western Church | X | |
| Pierre Girard | 1407 | France | X | |
| Giovanni Dominici | 1407 | Papal States | X |
Votes[]
Humbrecht von Neuenburg nominates and votes for Pedro Martínez de Luna, citing his excellent track record as Cardinal-Secretary, including his work on investigating and reporting the Marian apparition of Anna Forti, and his seniority in the College of Cardinals. Kuno von Stoffeln and Markel Mendoza concur and also vote for de Luna.
Patriarch Hilmar votes for De Luna.
The cardinals of the Papal States vote for Pedro Martínez de Luna due to his excellent work as Cardinal-Secretary for the last popes. They also choose him due to his report about the Marian apparition at Migliarelli.
Angelo Correr votes for Pedro Martinez de Luna.
John of Bavaria and John VI of Saarbrücken vote for Werner von Falkenstein.
Pierre Girard votes for the Archbishop of Trier.
Habemus papam! Pedro Martínez de Luna is elected Pope and takes the papal name Benedict XI.
1416 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donato d'Aquino | 1389 | Papal States | X | |
| Angelo Correr | 1396 | Latin Empire | X | |
| Humbrecht von Neuenburg | 1402 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| Markel Mendoza | 1406 | Western Church | X | |
| Giovanni Dominici | 1407 | Papal States | X | |
| Oddone Colonna | 1411 | Papal States | 13 | |
| Sancho III de Rojas | 1411 | España | ||
| Johann II von Nassau | 1411 | Mainz | ||
| Pietro Liberotti | 1411 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Johann Slamstorp | 1411 | Bremen | ||
| William de Lauder | 1411 | Scotland | ||
| Guillaume of Challant | 1411 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Martin Gouge De Charpaigne | 1412 | Auvergne | ||
| Niccolò Albergati | 1413 | Papal States | X | |
| Conrad of Vechta | 1414 | Bohemia | ||
| Otto von Lenzburg | 1414 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Jacopo Palladini | 1414 | Papal States | X | |
| Henry Bowet | 1414 | England | ||
| Tommaso Perendoli | 1414 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Iceland | X | |
| Philippe Leonard Seghers | 1414 | Tripolitania | X |
Votes[]
Markel Mendoza nominates and votes for Oddone Colonna, citing his great track record as Cardinal-Secretary, keeping Rome stable during the upheaval of the schism, as well as the fact he hails from the Papal States and is thus a good politically neutral candidate for stabilising the Church. Humbrecht von Neuenburg, Guillaume of Challant and Otto von Lenzburg concur and also vote for Colonna.
Martin Gouge De Charpaigne nominates John Cameron as a compromise candidate between the two, citing his long experience as the Cardinal of Scotland and his neutrality in respires between Southern European countries due too his long distance in Scotland. He encourages his fellow Celtic Cardinals too vote for Cameron, well Cameron himself declines too vote, as he cannot vote for himself.
Philippe Leonard Seghers casts his vote for Cardinal Colonna.
Angelo Correr votes for Oddone Colonna because he thinks a Papal Pope will end the Schism
Ari casts his vote for Cardinal Colonna.
All Papal States cardinals (except Colonna) and Cardinal Pietro Liberotti votes in Oddone Colonna. They see that as a Roman, Oddone will be accepted as a neutral pope. This way being able to restore unity for the Church.
Habemus papam! Oddone Colonna is elected Pope and takes the papal name Martin V.
1431 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| Guillaume of Challant | 1411 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Martin Gouge De Charpaigne | 1412 | Auvergne | X | |
| Niccolò Albergati | 1413 | Papal States | X | |
| Conrad of Vechta | 1414 | Bohemia | ||
| Otto von Lenzburg | 1414 | Swiss Confederacy | 11 | |
| Tommaso Perendoli | 1414 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Iceland | X | |
| Philippe Leonard Seghers | 1414 | Tripolitania | X | |
| Jean de la Rochetaillée | 1418 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | X | |
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | ||
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Julian Cesarini | 1419 | Papal States | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Antonio Correr | 1419 | Latin Empire | ||
| Juan Casanova | 1420 | España | 1 | |
| Louis Aleman | 1420 | Kingdom of Arles | X | |
| Jean Nanton | 1423 | Burgundy | ||
| Gabriele Condulmer | 1424 | Venice | ||
| Gaspare Colonna | 1426 | Papal States | X | |
| John Cameron | 1426 | Scotland | 3 | X |
| Donnchad Gay | 1428 | Celtic Church | ||
| Henry Chichele | 1429 | England | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Juan Goicoechea | 1429 | Western Church | X |
Votes[]
Jean de la Rochetaillée nominates and votes for Otto von Lenzburg, citing his good track record as Papal Vicar of Avignon and his participation in the Ecumenical Council of Rome. Guillaume of Challant and Juan Goicoechea concur and also vote for von Lenzburg.
Philippe Leonard Seghers votes for Cardinal Casanova, citing his boldly conservative stances and support for the crusades.
Martin Gouge De Charpaigne nominates John Cameron as a compromise candidate between the two, citing his long experience as the Cardinal of Scotland and his neutrality in respires between Southern European countries due too his long distance in Scotland. He encourages his fellow Celtic Cardinals too vote for Cameron, well Cameron himself, humbly beliving he is not worthy, votes for Otto von Lezenburg
Ari votes Cameron.
The Cardinals of the Papal States votes for Otto von Lenzburg, due to his work as the Papal Vicar of Avignon and participation in the Council of Rome. Cardinal Astorgio Agnensi also votes in him.
Louis Aleman votes for Otto von Lenzburg.
John of Heinsberg votes for John Cameron.
Habemus papam! Otto von Lenzburg is elected Pope and takes the papal name Victor V, in honour of the previous Swiss pontiff, Pope Victor IV.
1435 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| Martin Gouge De Charpaigne | 1412 | Auvergne | X | |
| Niccolò Albergati | 1413 | Papal States | 1 | X |
| Tommaso Perendoli | 1414 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Iceland | X | |
| Jean de la Rochetaillée | 1418 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | X | |
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | ||
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Julian Cesarini | 1419 | Papal States | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Antonio Correr | 1419 | Latin Empire | X | |
| Juan Casanova | 1420 | España | 11 | |
| Louis Aleman | 1420 | Kingdom of Arles | X | |
| Gabriele Condulmer | 1424 | Venice | ||
| Gaspare Colonna | 1426 | Papal States | X | |
| John Cameron | 1426 | Scotland | 4 | |
| Henry Chichele | 1429 | England | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Juan Goicoechea | 1429 | Western Church | X | |
| Johann Naso | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Louis de La Palud | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Carlo Bojardi | 1432 | Modena | ||
| Jacques du Chastelier | 1432 | France | ||
| Jean VI Vivien | 1432 | Burgundy | X |
Votes[]
Juan Goicoechea nominates and votes for Juan Casanova, citing his leadership during the Ecumenical Council of Rome and his good record as Papal Vicar of Avignon. Jean de la Rochetaillée and Johann Naso concur and also vote for Casanova.
Louis de La Palud, however, is worried about Casanova's relatively conservative stances compared to Pope Martin V at the Ecumenical Council and instead nominates and votes for Niccolò Albergati, citing his excellent record as leader of the Association of Missionaries and Preachers.
Jean VI Vivien of Burgundy nominates John Cameron, citing his excellent record as the cardinal secretary and long history as a cardinal of Scotland. He also cities his relative neutrality in the disputes of Southern Europe, due too the distance of his home nation from Italy and relative inability too influence the papacy as a result.
Ari votes for Cameron.
Martin Gouge De Charpaigne votes for John Cameron, well Cameron, as he can not vote for himself, does not vote. He does, however, make use of his influence as Cardinal Secretary too try too further his chances in the election.
Louis Aleman votes for Juan Casanova.
John of Heinsberg votes for John Cameron.
The Cardinals of the Papal States and the Cardinal of Ancona votes for Juan Casanova.
Antonio Correr votes for Juan Casanova.
Habemus papam! Juan Casanova is elected Pope and takes the papal name Callixtus IV in order to "redeem" this name which had previously been used by an antipope from Casanova's homeland, Spain.
1436 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| Martin Gouge De Charpaigne | 1412 | Auvergne | X | |
| Niccolò Albergati | 1413 | Papal States | 9 | |
| Tommaso Perendoli | 1414 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Iceland | ||
| Jean de la Rochetaillée | 1418 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | ||
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | ||
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Julian Cesarini | 1419 | Papal States | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Antonio Correr | 1419 | Latin Empire | X | |
| Louis Aleman | 1420 | Kingdom of Arles | ||
| Gabriele Condulmer | 1424 | Venice | ||
| John Cameron | 1426 | Scotland | 1 | |
| Henry Chichele | 1429 | England | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Juan Goicoechea | 1429 | Western Church | X | |
| Johann Naso | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Louis de La Palud | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Carlo Bojardi | 1432 | Modena | ||
| Jacques du Chastelier | 1432 | France | ||
| Jean VI Vivien | 1432 | Burgundy |
Votes[]
Louis de La Palud, like in the previous year's conclave, nominates and votes for Niccolò Albergati, citing his excellent record as leader of the Association of Missionaries and Preachers and his seniority in the College of Cardinals. This time, Jean de la Rochetaillée, Johann Naso and Juan Goicoechea concur and also vote for Albergati.
Antonio Correr votes for Niccolo Albergati becuase he thinks he can help mix the Catholic and Orthodox Churches and end the chaos in the Latin Empire
The Cardinals of the Papal States (except Niccolò Albergati) votes in Niccolò Albergati due to his work as the leader of the Association of Missionaries and Preachers. Cardinal Astorgio Agnensi agrees and votes for Albergati.
Martin Gouge De Charpaigne votes for John Cameron, well Cameron, as he can not vote for himself, does not vote. He does, however, make use of his influence as Cardinal Secretary too try too further his chances in the election.
Habemus papam! Niccolò Albergati is elected Pope and takes the papal name Eugene IV.
1443 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | 1404 | Maronite Church | ||
| Martin Gouge De Charpaigne | 1412 | Auvergne | X | |
| Tommaso Perendoli | 1414 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Celtic Church | ||
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | ||
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | ||
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Julian Cesarini | 1419 | Papal States | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Antonio Correr | 1419 | Latin Empire | ||
| Louis Aleman | 1420 | Kingdom of Arles | ||
| Gabriele Condulmer | 1424 | Venice | ||
| John Cameron | 1426 | Scotland | 11 | |
| Henry Chichele | 1429 | England | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Louis de La Palud | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Jean VI Vivien | 1432 | Burgundy | X | |
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | X | |
| William Fillatre | 1437 | Verdun | ||
| Luís Coutinho | 1437 | Portugal | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1437 | Papal States | X | |
| Gutierre III Alvarez de Toledo | 1437 | España | ||
| Tommaso Parentucelli | 1437 | Genoa | ||
| Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg | 1438 | Swiss Confederacy | 2 | X |
| Enea Silvio Piccolomini | 1438 | Siena | ||
| Fernando Estigarribia | 1440 | Western Church | X | |
| Petrus de Mladoniovicz | 1440 | Hussite Church | ||
| Gilbert Arnaud | 1440 | Anglican Church | ||
| Henry II of Schlick | 1440 | Bavaria | ||
| Servác Kozár | 1440 | Bohemia | ||
| Ludovico Trevisan | 1440 | Florence | ||
| Jean Heysterbach | 1440 | Swiss Confederacy | X |
Louis de La Palud nominates and votes for John Cameron, citing his excellent track record as Cardinal-Secretary during three papacies. Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg, Fernardo Estigarribia and Jean Heysterbach concur and also vote for Cameron.
The Cardinals of the Papal States votes for John Cameron, due to his time as Cardinal-Secretary. Cardinal Astorgio Agnensi of Ancona also votes to Cameron.
Martin Gouge De Charpaigne and Jean VI Vivien vote for Cameron, Cameron himself abstains from voting.
Ari votes for Ulrich
Patriarch Ari votes for Ulrich
Habemus papam! John Cameron is elected Pope and takes the papal name Anastasius V.
1446 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Celtic Church | ||
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | X | |
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | 2 | |
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Louis Aleman | 1420 | Kingdom of Arles | 8 | |
| Gabriele Condulmer | 1424 | Venice | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Louis de La Palud | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | ||
| William Fillatre | 1437 | Verdun | X | |
| Luís Coutinho | 1437 | Portugal | ||
| Tommaso Parentucelli | 1437 | Genoa | ||
| Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg | 1438 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Enea Silvio Piccolomini | 1438 | Siena | ||
| Fernando Estigarribia | 1440 | Western Church | X | |
| Petrus de Mladoniovicz | 1440 | Hussite Church | ||
| Gilbert Arnaud | 1440 | Anglican Church | ||
| Henry II of Schlick | 1440 | Bavaria | ||
| Ludovico Trevisan | 1440 | Florence | ||
| Jean Heysterbach | 1440 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| William Turnbull | 1444 | Scotland | ||
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Karel Vacek | 1444 | Bohemia | ||
| John Kemp | 1444 | England | ||
| Feradach Mac Máirtín | 1444 | Ireland | ||
| Jacques de Comborn | 1444 | Auvergne | ||
| Lawrence Justinian | 1445 | Venice | ||
| Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | 1445 | Maronite Church | ||
| Giovanni Cecchini Caranzoni | 1445 | Papal States | X | |
| Francesco Condulmer | 1445 | Latin Empire |
Votes[]
Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg nominates and votes for Louis Aleman, citing his leadership with regards to conciliarism, especially at the Ecumenical Council of Rome. Louis de La Palud, Jean Heysterbach and Fernando Estigarribia concur and also vote for Aleman.
John of Heinsberg and William Fillatre vote for Dietrich II von Moers.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Louis Aleman due to his excellent work as the head of the Association of Missionaries and Preachers. Astorgio Agnensi agrees and also votes for Aleman.
This round is inconclusive, the conclave continues for a second round.
1447 Continued Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Celtic Church | X | |
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | X | |
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | 2 | |
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Louis Aleman | 1420 | Kingdom of Arles | 11 | |
| Gabriele Condulmer | 1424 | Venice | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Louis de La Palud | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | X | |
| William Fillatre | 1437 | Verdun | X | |
| Luís Coutinho | 1437 | Portugal | ||
| Tommaso Parentucelli | 1437 | Genoa | ||
| Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg | 1438 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Enea Silvio Piccolomini | 1438 | Siena | ||
| Fernando Estigarribia | 1440 | Western Church | X | |
| Petrus de Mladoniovicz | 1440 | Hussite Church | ||
| Gilbert Arnaud | 1440 | Anglican Church | ||
| Henry II of Schlick | 1440 | Bavaria | ||
| Ludovico Trevisan | 1440 | Florence | ||
| Jean Heysterbach | 1440 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| William Turnbull | 1444 | Scotland | ||
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Karel Vacek | 1444 | Bohemia | ||
| John Kemp | 1444 | England | ||
| Feradach Mac Máirtín | 1444 | Ireland | X | |
| Jacques de Comborn | 1444 | Auvergne | ||
| Lawrence Justinian | 1445 | Venice | ||
| Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | 1445 | Maronite Church | ||
| Giovanni Cecchini Caranzoni | 1445 | Papal States | X | |
| Francesco Condulmer | 1445 | Latin Empire |
Votes[]
Again, Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg nominates and votes for Louis Aleman, citing his leadership with regards to conciliarism, especially at the Ecumenical Council of Rome. Louis de La Palud, Jean Heysterbach and Fernando Estigarribia concur and also vote for Aleman.
Patriarch Ari along with his nephew vote Aleman.
John of Heinsberg and William Fillatre vote for Dietrich II von Moers.
Feradach Mac Máirtín votes for Louis Aleman.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Louis Aleman due to his excellent work as the head of the Association of Missionaries and Preachers. Astorgio Agnensi agrees and also votes for Aleman.
Habemus papam! Louis Aleman is elected Pope and takes the papal name Urban V.
1450 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ari IV Arason | 1414 | Celtic Church | 1 | X |
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | X | |
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | ||
| Astorgio Agnensi | 1419 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Zbigniew Oleśnicki | 1419 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Louis de La Palud | 1432 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | X | |
| Luís Coutinho | 1437 | Portugal | ||
| Tommaso Parentucelli | 1437 | Genoa | ||
| Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg | 1438 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Enea Silvio Piccolomini | 1438 | Siena | ||
| Fernando Estigarribia | 1440 | Western Church | X | |
| Petrus de Mladoniovicz | 1440 | Hussite Church | ||
| Gilbert Arnaud | 1440 | Anglican Church | ||
| Ludovico Trevisan | 1440 | Florence | ||
| William Turnbull | 1444 | Scotland | ||
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Karel Vacek | 1444 | Bohemia | ||
| John Kemp | 1444 | England | ||
| Feradach Mac Máirtín | 1444 | Ireland | ||
| Jacques de Comborn | 1444 | Auvergne | ||
| Lawrence Justinian | 1445 | Venice | 12 | |
| Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | 1445 | Maronite Church | ||
| Giovanni Cecchini Caranzoni | 1445 | Papal States | X | |
| Francesco Condulmer | 1445 | Latin Empire | ||
| Berardo Eroli | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Bartolomeo Roverella | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Wilhelm Mader | 1449 | Swiss Confederacy | X |
Votes[]
Louis de La Palud nominates and votes for Lawrence Justinian, citing his work with the Canons of St. George and his pious lifestyle. Ulrich of Anjou-Lenzburg, Wilhelm Mader and Fernando Estigarribia concur and also vote for Justinian.
The Cardinals of the Papal States vote for Lawrence Justinian, citing his work with the Canons of St. George and his pious lifestyle. Cardinal Astorgio Agnensi of Ancona agrees and votes for Justinian.
John of Heinsberg votes for Lawrence Justinian.
The Cardinal of Iceland nominates Patriarch Ari
The Celtic Patriarch votes for Lawrence.
Habemus papam! Lawrence Justinian is elected Pope and takes the papal name Pius II.
1456 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John of Heinsberg | 1419 | Liège | ||
| Dietrich II von Moers | 1419 | Cologne | ||
| Domenico Capranica | 1429 | Papal States | X | |
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | X | |
| Enea Silvio Piccolomini | 1438 | Siena | ||
| Fernando Estigarribia | 1440 | Western Church | X | |
| Ludovico Trevisan | 1440 | Florence | 12 | |
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Jacques de Comborn | 1444 | Auvergne | ||
| Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | 1445 | Maronite Church | ||
| Giovanni Cecchini Caranzoni | 1445 | Papal States | X | |
| Berardo Eroli | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Bartolomeo Roverella | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Jan Rokycana | 1451 | Hussite Church | ||
| Jodok Seitz | 1451 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Heinrich von Hewen | 1451 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Joannes Caffarelli | 1452 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| Francesco Della Rovere | 1453 | Papal States | X | |
| Alfons de Borja | 1453 | España | ||
| Arnold von Rothburg | 1453 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Juan de Torquemada | 1455 | España | ||
| Jan Długosz | 1455 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Thomas Bourchier | 1455 | England |
Votes[]
Fernando Estigarribia nominates and votes for Ludovico Trevisan, citing his work with the Association of Missionaries and Preachers and as Prefect of the Inquisition. Jodok Seitz, Heinrich von Hewen and Arnold von Rothburg concur and also vote for Trevisan.
Ari V votes for Trevisan
The Cardinals of the Papal States vote for Ludovico Trevisan, citing his work as Prefect of the Inquisition and the necessity of a strong pope to continue the fight against heresy. Cardinal Joannes Caffarelli of Ancona concur and also votes for Trevisan.
Habemus papam! Ludovico Trevisan is elected Pope and takes the papal name Gregory XIII.
1465 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | X | |
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Jacques de Comborn | 1444 | Auvergne | ||
| Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | 1445 | Maronite Church | ||
| Berardo Eroli | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Bartolomeo Roverella | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Jan Rokycana | 1451 | Hussite Church | ||
| Jodok Seitz | 1451 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Francesco Della Rovere | 1453 | Papal States | X | |
| Juan de Torquemada | 1455 | España | 12 | |
| Jan Długosz | 1455 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Thomas Bourchier | 1455 | England | ||
| Walter Supersaxo | 1458 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Antonio Fatati | 1461 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| John III Peckenschlager | 1461 | Salzburg | ||
| Angelo Capranica | 1461 | Papal States | X | |
| Eneko Etcheverry | 1461 | Western Church | X | |
| Giacomo Paladini | 1462 | Papal States | X | |
| Johann V von Venningen | 1462 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Charles de Neufchâtel | 1463 | Burgundy | ||
| Andrew de Durisdeer | 1463 | Scotland | ||
| John Bole | 1463 | Ireland |
Votes[]
Eneko Etcheverry nominates and votes for Juan de Torquemada, citing his experience as president of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Roman and Universal Inquisition. Jodok Seitz, Walter Supersaxo and Johann V von Venningen concur and also vote for de Torquemada.
Ari votes for Juan
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Juan of Torquemada due to his experience as president of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Roman and Universal Inquisiton and the necessity of continuing with the fight against the heretics. Cardinal Antonio Fatati of Ancona agrees and votes for Torquemada.
Habemus papam! Juan de Torquemada is elected Pope and takes the papal name Leo XI, an unusual numbering in honour of Saint Federico Goikoetxea, who was briefly Antipope Leo X.
1468 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ari V Sturlungur | 1437 | Iceland | 1 | X |
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Jacques de Comborn | 1444 | Auvergne | X | |
| Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | 1445 | Maronite Church | ||
| Berardo Eroli | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Bartolomeo Roverella | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Jan Rokycana | 1451 | Hussite Church | ||
| Jodok Seitz | 1451 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Francesco Della Rovere | 1453 | Papal States | X | |
| Jan Długosz | 1455 | Poland-Lithuania | ||
| Thomas Bourchier | 1455 | England | 17 | |
| Walter Supersaxo | 1458 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Antonio Fatati | 1461 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| John III Peckenschlager | 1461 | Salzburg | ||
| Angelo Capranica | 1461 | Papal States | X | |
| Eneko Etcheverry | 1461 | Western Church | X | |
| Giacomo Paladini | 1462 | Papal States | X | |
| Johann V von Venningen | 1462 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Charles de Neufchâtel | 1463 | Burgundy | X | |
| Andrew de Durisdeer | 1463 | Scotland | X | |
| John Bole | 1463 | Ireland | ||
| Jorge da Costa | 1466 | Portugal | X | |
| Louis of Bourbon | 1466 | Liège | X | |
| Stefano Nardini | 1467 | Modena | ||
| Pedro VI Gonzalez de Mendoza | 1467 | Spanish Empire | ||
| Philippe de Lévis | 1467 | Kingdom of Arles | X |
Votes[]
Jodok Seitz nominates and votes for Thomas Bourchier, citing his good track record as Grand Inquisitor of England and his skills in mediating diplomatic tensions in the British Isles as Archbishop of Canterbury. Walter Supersaxo, Johann V von Venningen and Eneko Etcheverry concur and also vote for Bourchier.
The cardinal for Portugal votes for the Icelandic Cardinal.
Charles de Neufchâtel, Andrew de Durisdeer, and Jacques de Comborn all vote for Bourchier.
Ari flattered with his Portuguese vote decides to make this Conclave quick and votes for Bourchier.
The cardinals of the Papal States decide to vote for Thomas Bourchier due to the necessity of a resolution to the conflicts in the British Isles and due to Bourchier work as Grand Inquisitor of England. Cardinal Antonio Fatati of Ancona agrees and also votes for Bourchier.
Louis of Bourbon votes for Thomas Bourchier.
Philippe de Lévis votes for Thomas Bourchier.
Habemus papam! Thomas Bourchier is elected Pope and takes the papal name Anastasius VI in honour of the previous pontiff from the British Isles, Pope Anastasius V.
1477 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latino Orsini | 1444 | Papal States | X | |
| Berardo Eroli | 1448 | Papal States | X | |
| Francesco Della Rovere | 1453 | Papal States | X | |
| Jan Długosz | 1455 | Poland-Lithuania | 14 | |
| Walter Supersaxo | 1458 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Antonio Fatati | 1461 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| John III Peckenschlager | 1461 | Salzburg | ||
| Angelo Capranica | 1461 | Papal States | X | |
| Johann V von Venningen | 1462 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Charles de Neufchâtel | 1463 | Burgundy | ||
| Jorge da Costa | 1466 | Portugal | ||
| Louis of Bourbon | 1466 | Liège | X | |
| Stefano Nardini | 1467 | Modena | ||
| Pedro VI Gonzalez de Mendoza | 1467 | Spanish Empire | ||
| Francesco Piccolomini | 1469 | Papal States | X | |
| John Morton | 1469 | England | ||
| Youssef II el-Hadathi | 1469 | Maronite Church | 1 | |
| Diether of Isenburg | 1469 | Mainz | X | |
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1470 | Florence | ||
| Corrado Capece | 1470 | Papal States | X | |
| Paolo di Campofregoso | 1470 | Genoa | ||
| Federico Fernández | 1471 | Western Church | X | |
| Ortlieb von Brandis | 1471 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Jiří z Vašíček | 1471 | Hussite Church | ||
| Neil Kinnock | 1471 | Celtic Church | X | |
| Prospero Caffarelli | 1476 | Papal States | X |
Votes[]
Ortlieb von Brandis nominates and votes for Jan Długosz, citing his seniority in the College of Cardinals and his excellent track record as Grand Inquisitor of Poland-Lithuania. Walter Supersaxo, Johann V von Venningen and Federico Fernández concur and also vote for Długosz.
The seven cardinals of the Papal States and Antonio Fatati agree with von Brandis and also vote for Długosz.
Louis of Bourbon votes for Jan Długosz.
Diether of Isenburg votes for Jan Długosz.
Neil Kinnock votes for Youssef II el-Hadathi.
Habemus papam! Jan Długosz is elected Pope and takes that papal name Honorius VI in honour of Pope Honorius V, the previous pontiff to hail from Eastern Europe.
1480 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Francesco Della Rovere | 1453 | Papal States | X | |
| Walter Supersaxo | 1458 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Antonio Fatati | 1461 | Republic of Ancona | X | |
| John III Peckenschlager | 1461 | Salzburg | 1 | |
| Charles de Neufchâtel | 1463 | Burgundy | ||
| Jorge da Costa | 1466 | Portugal | ||
| Louis of Bourbon | 1466 | Liège | ||
| Stefano Nardini | 1467 | Modena | ||
| Pedro VI Gonzalez de Mendoza | 1467 | Spanish Empire | ||
| Francesco Piccolomini | 1469 | Papal States | X | |
| John Morton | 1469 | England | ||
| Youssef II el-Hadathi | 1469 | Maronite Church | ||
| Diether of Isenburg | 1469 | Mainz | ||
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1470 | Florence | ||
| Corrado Capece | 1470 | Papal States | X | |
| Paolo di Campofregoso | 1470 | Genoa | ||
| Federico Fernández | 1471 | Western Church | X | |
| Ortlieb von Brandis | 1471 | Swiss Confederacy | 12 | |
| Jiří z Vašíček | 1471 | Hussite Church | X | |
| Prospero Caffarelli | 1476 | Papal States | X | |
| Filiasio Roverella | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Bartolomeo Fanti | 1478 | Modena | ||
| John Walton | 1478 | Ireland | ||
| Ulrich Geislinger | 1478 | Swiss Confederacy | X | |
| Constantin Eruli | 1479 | Papal States | X | |
| Hilmar Einarsson | 1479 | Iceland |
Votes[]
Federico Fernández nominates and votes for Ortlieb von Brandis, citing his excellent track record as Grand Inquisitor of the Swiss Confederacy and as General Commissary of the Church. Walter Supersaxo and Ulrich Geislinger concur and also vote for von Brandis.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Ortlieb von Brandis, due to his work as Grand Inquisitor of the Swiss Confederacy and as General Comissary of the Church. Cardinal Antonio Fatati agrees and also votes for von Brandis.
Hilmar votes for Brandis.
Jiří z Vašíček votes for John III Peckenschlager.
Habemus papam! Ortlieb von Brandis is elected Pope and takes the papal name Innocent VII, in honour of Pope Innocent VI who placed his homeland the Swiss Confederacy under papal protection.
1491 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles de Neufchâtel | 1463 | Burgundy | ||
| Jorge da Costa | 1466 | Portugal | ||
| Pedro VI Gonzalez de Mendoza | 1467 | Spanish Empire | ||
| Francesco Piccolomini | 1469 | Papal States | X | |
| John Morton | 1469 | England | X | |
| Youssef II el-Hadathi | 1469 | Maronite Church | ||
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1470 | Florence | X | |
| Paolo di Campofregoso | 1470 | Genoa | ||
| Federico Fernández | 1471 | Western Church | X | |
| Prospero Caffarelli | 1476 | Papal States | X | |
| Filiasio Roverella | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Bartolomeo Fanti | 1478 | Modena | 13 | |
| Ulrich Geislinger | 1478 | Swiss Confederacy | ||
| Constantin Eruli | 1479 | Papal States | X | |
| Hilmar Einarsson | 1479 | Iceland | ||
| Micheil Cuimeanach | 1481 | Scotland | X | |
| Trefor Merrick | 1481 | Wales | ||
| Giovanni Colonna | 1483 | Papal States | X | |
| Oliviero Carafa | 1483 | Latin Empire | ||
| Raffaele Riario | 1483 | Genoa | 1 | |
| Francesco Maria Scelloni | 1483 | Papal States | X | |
| Gerhard Waldschmidt | 1485 | Württemberg | ||
| Lorenzo Cibo de' Mari | 1485 | Benevento | X | |
| Benincasa di Benincasis | 1485 | Ancona | X | |
| Nicolas de Cibo | 1485 | Arles | ||
| Thomas Rotherham | 1489 | England | X |
Votes[]
John Morton nominates and votes for Bartolomeo Fanti, citing his pious lifestyle and works for charity as a Carmelite friar and status as a neutral party in the current European conflicts. Thomas Rotherman and Federico Fernández concur and also vote for Fanti.
Micheil Cuimeanach Votes for Fanti.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Bartolomeo Fanti, due to his fame of holiness and piety. Benincasa di Benincasis of Ancona agrees and vote for Fanti.
Rinaldo Orsini votes for Raffaele Riario.
Habemus papam! Bartolomeo Fanti is elected Pope and takes the papal name Telesphorus II in honour of Pope Telesphorus I, a patron saint of the Carmelite Order Fanti is part of.
1495 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles de Neufchâtel | 1463 | Burgundy | ||
| Jorge da Costa | 1466 | Portugal | ||
| Pedro VI Gonzalez de Mendoza | 1467 | Spanish Empire | ||
| Francesco Piccolomini | 1469 | Papal States | 15 | |
| John Morton | 1469 | England | X | |
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1470 | Florence | X | |
| Paolo di Campofregoso | 1470 | Genoa | ||
| Federico Fernández | 1471 | Western Church | X | |
| Prospero Caffarelli | 1476 | Papal States | X | |
| Filiasio Roverella | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Constantin Eruli | 1479 | Papal States | X | |
| Hilmar Einarsson | 1479 | Iceland | ||
| Micheil Cuimeanach | 1481 | Scotland | X | |
| Trefor Merrick | 1481 | Wales | ||
| Giovanni Colonna | 1483 | Papal States | X | |
| Oliviero Carafa | 1483 | Latin Empire | ||
| Raffaele Riario | 1483 | Genoa | ||
| Lorenzo Cibo de' Mari | 1485 | Papal States | X | |
| Benincasa di Benincasis | 1485 | Ancona | 2 | X |
| Nicolas de Cibo | 1485 | Arles | ||
| Thomas Rotherham | 1489 | England | X | |
| Semaan el-Hadathi | 1493 | Maronite Church | ||
| John of Hornes | 1492 | Liège | X | |
| Giuliano della Rovere | 1494 | Papal States | X | |
| Robert McLaughlin | 1494 | Celtic Church | X | |
| Seán Mac Dhurcáin | 1494 | Ireland/Scotland | X | |
| Johannes of Brandenburg | 1494 | Bohemia |
Votes[]
Federico Fernández nominates and votes for Francesco Todeschini-Piccolomini, citing his excellent track record with the Institute of Works of Charity and his seniority in the College of Cardinals. John Morton and Thomas Rotherham concur and also vote for Piccolomini.
Rinaldo Orsini votes for Benincasa di Benincasis.
Micheil Cuimeanach, Robert McLaughlin, and Seán Mac Dhurcáin all vote for Piccolomini.
The cardinals of the Papal States and cardinal Benincasa di Benincasis of Ancona votes for Francesco Piccolomini
Cardinal Adelbert votes for Francesco Piccolomini
John of Hornes votes for Benincasa di Benincasis.
Habemus papam! Francesco Todeschini-Piccolomini is elected Pope and takes the papal name Pius III.
1503 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jorge da Costa | 1466 | Portugal | ||
| Rinaldo Orsini | 1470 | Florence | ||
| Filiasio Roverella | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Micheil Cuimeanach | 1481 | Scotland | X | |
| Giovanni Colonna | 1483 | Papal States | X | |
| Oliviero Carafa | 1483 | Latin Empire | ||
| Raffaele Riario | 1483 | Genoa | ||
| Semaan el-Hadathi | 1493 | Maronite Church | ||
| John of Hornes | 1492 | Liège | ||
| Giuliano della Rovere | 1494 | Papal States | 14 | |
| Robert McLaughlin | 1494 | Celtic Church | X | |
| Seán Mac Dhurcáin | 1494 | Ireland/Scotland | X | |
| Johannes of Brandenburg | 1494 | Bohemia | ||
| Iñigo Ramírez y Mendoza | 1498 | Western Church | X | |
| Giovanni Battista Bertuccioli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Francesco Eroli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Henry Deane | 1500 | England | X | |
| Thomas Savage | 1500 | England | X | |
| Tamás Bakócz | 1500 | Hungary | X | |
| Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros | 1500 | Spain | X | |
| Tommaso Asti | 1502 | Papal States | X | |
| Pietro Accolti | 1502 | Ancona | 1 | X |
| Jean Ferrier I | 1502 | Arles |
Votes[]
Henry Deane nominates and votes for Giuliano della Rovere, citing his diplomatic expertise and the political connections through his family which he thinks could prove to be invaluable in keeping the Papacy strong in this time of political and financial instability. Thomas Savage and Iñigo Ramírez y Mendoza concur and also vote for della Rovere.
Tamás Bakócz votes for Pietro Accolti.
Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros votes for Giuliano della Rovere, taking into consideration recent events, such as the re-emergance of the Caliphate and their invasion of Hispanian soil, that would require a firm and capable personality as a Pope to address this great catastrophe of unprecedented proportions, revoking the rather unpleasant memories of the Battle of Toulouse and the subsequent Battle of Tours, just a decade later.
The Cardinals of the Papal States votes for Giuliano Della Rovere, due to the political connections of his family with several nobles of Europe and his diplomatic experience. Cardinal Pietro Accolti of Ancona agrees and also votes to Della Rovere.
Micheil Cuimeanach, Robert McLaughlin, and Seán Mac Dhurcáin all vote for Giuliano della Rovere.
Habemus papam! Giuliano della Rovere is elected Pope and takes the papal name Julius II in honour/emulation of Julius Caesar.
1513 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filiasio Roverella | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Raffaele Riario | 1483 | Genoa | ||
| Semaan el-Hadathi | 1493 | Maronite Church | ||
| Robert McLaughlin | 1494 | Celtic Church | X | |
| Seán Mac Dhurcáin | 1494 | Ireland/Scotland | X | |
| Johannes of Brandenburg | 1494 | Bohemia | X | |
| Iñigo Ramírez y Mendoza | 1498 | Western Church | X | |
| Giovanni Battista Bertuccioli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Francesco Eroli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Tamás Bakócz | 1500 | Hungary | X | |
| Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros | 1500 | Spain | ||
| Pietro Accolti | 1502 | Ancona | X | |
| Jean Ferrier I | 1502 | Arles | ||
| William Warham | 1504 | England | X | |
| Adriaan Florensz Boeyens | 1504 | Lotharingia | 15 | X |
| Tristram Yarwood | 1504 | Wales | 1 | |
| Eideard Tolmach | 1504 | Scotland | X | |
| Christopher Bainbridge | 1507 | England | X | |
| Sisto of Habsburg | 1507 | Papal States | X | |
| Pompeo Colonna | 1508 | Papal States | X | |
| Thomas Cajetan | 1509 | Papal States | X | |
| Cristoforo Spiriti | 1512 | Papal States | X | |
| Grímur Svertingsonn | 1512 | Greenland | 2 |
Votes[]
Iñigo Ramírez y Mendoza nominates and votes for Adriaan Florensz Boeyens, citing his anti-corruption efforts and his theological work with the University of Leuven. William Warham and Christopher Bainbridge concur and also vote for Boeyens.
Tamás Bakócz votes for Grímur Svertingsonn.
Robert McLaughlin, Seán Mac Dhurcáin, and Eideard Tolmach vote for Adriaan Florensz Boeyens.
The cardinals of the Papal States and the cardinal of Ancona vote for Adriaan Florensz Boeyens.
Adriaan Florensz Boeyens votes for Tristram Yarwood.
Johannes of Brandenburg votes for Grímur Svertingsonn.
Habemus papam! Adriaan Florensz Boeyens is elected Pope and chooses to keep his birth name as his papal name, become Pope Adrian VI.
1523 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | X | |
| Semaan el-Hadathi | 1493 | Maronite Church | ||
| Robert McLaughlin | 1494 | Celtic Church | X | |
| Johannes of Brandenburg | 1494 | Bohemia | ||
| Francesco Eroli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Pietro Accolti | 1502 | Ancona | X | |
| William Warham | 1504 | England | X | |
| Tristram Yarwood | 1504 | Wales | ||
| Eideard Tolmach | 1504 | Scotland | X | |
| Pompeo Colonna | 1508 | Papal States | X | |
| Thomas Cajetan | 1509 | Papal States | 13 | |
| Cristoforo Spiriti | 1512 | Papal States | X | |
| Grímur Svertingsonn | 1512 | Greenland | ||
| Thomas Wolsey | 1514 | England | X | |
| Paris de Grassis | 1516 | Papal States | X | |
| Alonso III Fonseca | 1517 | Spain | ||
| Ennio Filonardi | 1517 | Papal States | X | |
| Roberto Aroztegi | 1517 | Western Church | X | |
| Giovanni Salviati | 1518 | Papal States | X | |
| Jean Ferrier II | 1521 | Arles | ||
| Guillermo Raimundo de Vich | 1521 | Spain |
Votes[]
William Warham nominates and votes for Thomas Cajetan, citing his excellent track record as Master of the Order of Preachers (Dominican Order) and as prefect of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Roman and Universal Inquisition during Pope Adrian VI's papacy, which Warham explains as ideal experience for a pontiff to have in these troubling times. Thomas Wolsey and Roberto Aroztegi concur and also vote for Cajetan.
The cardinals of the Papal States votes for Thomas Cajetan due to his excellent work as Master of the Order of Preachers and as prefect of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Roman and Universal Inquisition. Cardinal Pietro Accolti of Ancona agrees and vote for Cajetan.
The Celtic Cardinals all vote for Thomas Cajetan.
Habemus papam! Thomas Cajetan is elected Pope and, having been a major Inquisitor himself, takes the papal name Lucius IV in honour of Pope Lucius III, who laid the foundations for the original 13th-century Inquisition.
1534 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arsæll Esturlungio | 1478 | Papal States | 16 | |
| Francesco Eroli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Eideard Tolmach | 1504 | Celtic Confederation | X | |
| Cristoforo Spiriti | 1512 | Papal States | X | |
| Grímur Svertingsonn | 1512 | Greenland | ||
| Alonso III Fonseca | 1517 | Spain | X | |
| Ennio Filonardi | 1517 | Papal States | X | |
| Roberto Aroztegi | 1517 | Western Church | X | |
| Giovanni Salviati | 1518 | Papal States | X | |
| Jean Ferrier II | 1521 | Arles | ||
| Mousa Saade el-Akari | 1524 | Maronite Church | ||
| Declan Mac Eochagáin | 1524 | Celtic Confederation | X | |
| Róbert Sturlungur | 1524 | Ireland | X | |
| Benedetto Accolti | 1524 | Papal States | X | |
| Alvin de Reginier-Barcelona | 1526 | Spain | X | |
| Alessandro Farnese | 1527 | Papal States | X | |
| Giovanni Pietro Carafa | 1527 | Spanish Naples | 1 | X |
| Robert Grey | 1531 | England | X | |
| Baldovinetto de' Baldovinetti | 1532 | Ancona | X | |
| Niccolò Gaddi | 1532 | Papal States | X | |
| Reginald Pole | 1533 | England | X |
Votes[]
Reginald Pole nominates and votes for Arsæll Esturlungio, citing his effective leadership following the attack on Pope Lucius IV, his seniority in the College of Cardinals and his excellent track record leading the Institute for Works of Charity. Robert Grey and Roberto Aroztegi concur and also vote for Esturlungio.
The Cardinals of the Papal States are split between the Zelanti and Spirituali factions. The Zelanti cardinals vote for Arsæll Esturlungio, because they see that after the recent events a Zelanti must seat in the Throne of Saint Peter and Cardinal Esturlungio was the better suited for that. The neutral cardinals also vote for Esturlungio, due to his effective leadership following the attack on Pope Lucius IV. Seeing that they will not win, most of the Spirituali cardinals vote to Esturlungio, while Cardinal Cristoforo Spriti nominates and votes for Cardinal Giovanni Pietro Carafa, seeking to secure Carafa's position as Cardinal-Secretary, this way a secretary Spirituali will counter any violent decision made by the Zelanti.
The Celtic Cardinals, Eideard Tolmach, Declan Mac Eochagáin, and Róbert Sturlungur, all of whom favor the Zelanti, vote for Arsæll Esturlungio, the leader of the faction. This comes at the same time as a number of Zelanti inspired policies continue in the Celtic confederacy, such as the persecution of Jews and Protestants and seizing of their property.
Alonso III Fonseca, Alvin de Reginier-Barcelona and Giovanni Pietro Carafa vote for Arsæll Esturlungio.
Habemus papam! Arsæll Esturlungio is elected Pope and takes the papal name Francis I in honour of Saint Francis of Assisi.
1540 Papal Conclave[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Votes | Voted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Francesco Eroli | 1500 | Papal States | X | |
| Eideard Tolmach | 1504 | Celtic Confederation | X | |
| Cristoforo Spiriti | 1512 | Papal States | X | |
| Ennio Filonardi | 1517 | Papal States | X | |
| Giovanni Salviati | 1518 | Papal States | X | |
| Jean Ferrier II | 1521 | Arles | ||
| Mousa Saade el-Akari | 1524 | Maronite Church | ||
| Declan Mac Eochagáin | 1524 | Celtic Confederation | 13 | |
| Benedetto Accolti | 1524 | Papal States | ||
| Alvin de Reginier-Barcelona | 1526 | Spain | X | |
| Alessandro Farnese | 1527 | Papal States | X | |
| Giovanni Pietro Carafa | 1527 | Spanish Naples | X | |
| Robert Grey | 1531 | England | X | |
| Niccolò Gaddi | 1532 | Papal States | X | |
| Reginald Pole | 1533 | England | X | |
| Marcello Cervini | 1535 | Papal States | X | |
| Giacomo Savelli | 1535 | Papal States | X | |
| Jacopo Sadoleto | 1535 | Modena | ||
| Francis Xavier | 1538 | Western Church | X | |
| Matteo Lucchi | 1538 | Ancona | X | |
| Pietro Bembo | 1539 | Venice | 2 |
Votes[]
Robert Grey nominates and votes for Pietro Bembo, citing his experience with the Knights Hospitaller and his excellent scholarly work, including various important texts used by the Inquisition. Reginald Pole concurs and also votes for Bembo. On the other hand, Francis Xavier votes for Declan Mac Eochagáin.
All the cardinals of the Papal States votes for Declan Mac Eochagáin, even the Spirituali. This happens because even with Eochagáin being a Zelanti, he is more moderate than Pope Francis was. The Zelanti Cardinal Matteo Lucchi of Ancona also votes for him.
The Celtic Cardinals vote for Declan Mac Eochagáin, in the belief that an Irish pope will undercut and hamper the spread of Protestantism in Ireland, and dispel the myth of the Catholic Church being a "foriegn organization", at least in Ireland.
Alvin de Reginier-Barcelona and Giovanni Pietro Carafa vote for Declan Mac Eochagáin.
Habemus papam! Declan Mac Eochagáin is elected Pope and takes the papal name Paschal III in honour of Pope Paschal II, who officialised the Knight Hospitaller, the religious order Mac Eochagáin.
Cardinals during the Schism[]
Roman College[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Barcelonan College[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Riccardo Petroni | 1298 | Siena | d. 1314 |
| Pedro Rodríguez | 1302 | Castille | d. 1310 |
| Jean Lemoine | 1294 | France | d. 1313 |
| Landolfo Brancaccio | 1294 | Naples | d. 1312 |
| Federico Goikoetxea | 1308 | Navarre | b. 1256 |
| James of Corinth | 1309 | Achaea | d. 1312 |
Current Cardinals[]
| Name | Appointed | Nation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cristoforo Spiriti | 1512 | Papal States | d. 1556 |
| Giovanni Salviati | 1518 | Papal States | d. 1553 |
| Mousa Saade el-Akari | 1524 | Patriarch of the Maronite Church | d. 1567 |
| Alvin de Reginier-Barcelona | 1526 | Spain | b. 1489 |
| Giovanni Pietro Carafa | 1527 | Spanish Naples | d. 1559 |
| Robert Grey | 1531 | England | b. 1500 |
| Niccolò Gaddi | 1532 | Papal States | d. 1552 |
| Reginald Pole | 1533 | England | d. 1558 |
| Marcello Cervini | 1535 | Papal States | d. 1555 |
| Giacomo Savelli | 1535 | Papal States | d. 1587 |
| Matteo Lucchi | 1538 | Ancona | d. 1556 |
| Eóin Mac Uistein | 1541 | Celtic Confederacy | d. 1565 |
| Ludovico Simoneta | 1546 | Papal States | d. 1568 |
| Pietro Bertrani | 1546 | Papal States | d. 1558 |
| Ignatius of Loyola | 1550 | Patriarch of the Western Church | d. 1556 |
| Fabio Vigili | 1550 | Papal States | d. 1553 |
| Michele Ghislieri | 1550 | Papal States | d. 1572 |
| Vincenzo Diedo | 1550 | Venice | d. 1559 |