Antipopes
The historical antipopes — rival claimants to the papacy who are not recognized as legitimate popes by the Catholic Church — from Natalius around 199 AD to Felix V in 1449, with the dates of each claim, birth name, birthplace and the popes each one opposed. One row per antipope.
Columns
Stable keys — use them in the API, SQL and code
| Key | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | Row | string | — |
| name | Antipope | string | Common English name. |
| wikidata_id | Wikidata | entity | — |
| pontificate | Claimed papacy | string | Dates of the claim as printed (c. = circa). |
| start_year | From | year | — |
| end_year | To | year | — |
| days_as_antipope | Days as antipope | integer · days | — |
| regnal_name_latin | Regnal name (Latin) | string | — |
| personal_name | Personal name | string | — |
| born | Born | string | Year or date of birth as printed (c. = circa). |
| birthplace | Birthplace | string | — |
| opposed_to | In opposition to | string | The recognized pope or popes reigning during the claim. |
| counted_in_numbering | Counted in papal numbering | boolean | Marked with an asterisk in the source: the name and number were counted in later papal numbering. |
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