1220 in poetry

Events

• Troubadour Obs de Biguli entertains at the coronation of the Emperor Frederick II
• Uc de Saint Circ moves first into Provence, then Lombardy, and finally the March of Treviso; in Italy he composes many vidas and razos
• Bertran Folcon d'Avignon and Gui de Cavalhon exchange coblas about the siege of Castelnaudary

Births

• Brunetto Latini (died 1294), Florentine philosopher, poet, scholar and statesman

Deaths

• Wolfram von Eschenbach (born 1170), German knight and poet; as a Minnesinger, he also wrote lyric poetry
• Heinrich von Morungen died 1220 or 1222 (born unknown), a German Minnesänger

See also

• Poetry
• List of years in poetry

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Schools of poetry

• Acmeism
• Akhmatova's Orphans
• Angry Penguins
• Auden Group
• The Beats
• Black Arts Movement
• Black Mountain poets
• British Poetry Revival
• Cairo poets
• Castalian Band
• Cavalier poets
• Chhayavaad
• Churchyard poets
• Conceptismo
• Confessionalists
• Créolité
• Cubo-Futurism
• Culteranismo
• Cyclic Poets
• Dada
• Deep image
• Della Cruscans
• Dolce Stil Novo
• Dymock poets
• Ecopoetry
• Ego-Futurism
• The poets of Elan
• Flarf
• Fugitives
• Garip
• Gay Saber
• Generation of '27
• Generation of the '30s
• Generation of '98
• Georgian poets
• Goliard
• The Group
• Harlem Renaissance
• Harvard Aesthetes
• Hungry generation
• Imaginism
• Imagism
• Informationist poetry
• İkinci Yeni
• Jindyworobaks
• Lake Poets
• Language poets
• Marinism
• Martian poetry
• Metaphysical poets
• Misty Poets
• Modernist poetry
• The Movement
• Négritude
• Neotericism
• New American Poetry
• New Apocalyptics
• New Formalism
• New York School
• Oberiu
• Objectivists
• Others
• Parnassian poets
• La Pléiade
• Précieuses
• Rhymers' Club
• San Francisco Renaissance
• Scottish Renaissance
• Sicilian School
• Sons of Ben
• Southern Agrarians
• Spasmodic poets
• Sung poetry
• Surrealism
• Symbolism
• Uranian poetry
• Zutiste

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