Archbishop Albert finally accepted the papal "deliberation" and signed a support agreement with Otto in July 1208. After the assassination of Philip in June 1208, Albert did much to have his rival acknowledged as king. He accompanied him to Rome, where Otto was crowned emperor by Pope Innocent III on 4 October 1209.
Archbishop Albert ultimately agreed with the papal "ruling" and signed a pact with Otto in July 1208. Following Philip's assassination in June 1208, Albert actively worked to legitimize his rival as king. He accompanied him to Rome, where Otto was crowned emperor by Pope Innocent III on October 4, 1209.