Even though Henry's son and successor, the Emperor Henry V, looked towards reconciliation with the reformist movement, no lasting compromise was achieved in the first 16 years of his reign. In 1111, Henry V brokered an agreement with Pope Paschal II at Sutri, whereby he would abstain from investing clergy in his realm in exchange for the restoration of church property that had originally belonged to the Empire. The Sutri agreement, Henry hoped, would convince Paschal to assent to Henry's official coronation as emperor.
Even though Henry's son and successor the Emperor Henry V looked towards reconciliation with the reformist movement no lasting compromise was achieved in the first 16 years of his reign In 1111 Henry V brokered an agreement with Pope Paschal II at Sutri whereby he would abstain from investing clergy in his realm in exchange for the restoration of church property that had originally belonged to the Empire The Sutri agreement Henry hoped would convince Paschal to assent to Henry's official coronation as emperor