Pope Clement censured Charles for his methods of state administration, describing him as an arrogant and obstinate monarch. The consolidation of Charles's power in northern Italy also alarmed Clement. To appease the Pope, Charles resigned his senatorship in May 1267. His successors, Conrad Monaldeschi and Luca Savelli, demanded the re-payment of the money that Charles and the Pope had borrowed from the Romans.
Pope Clement censured Charles for his methods of state administration describing him as an arrogant and obstinate monarch The consolidation of Charles's power in northern Italy also alarmed Clement To appease the Pope Charles resigned his senatorship in May 1267 His successors Conrad Monaldeschi and Luca Savelli demanded the re-payment of the money that Charles and the Pope had borrowed from the Romans