Handbook of Mediaeval Geography And History
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German kings op the house op Bohemia. — Luxem- burg.
1347—1378. Charles IV.
1348. First German university founded at Prague.
1356. The Golden Bull.
1378 — 1400. Wenceslaus. Repeated attempts to establish a uni- versal peace throughout Germany.
1397. The union of Calmar.
1399 — 1461. The house of Lancaster in England.
1400 — 1410. Rupert of the Palatinate. — Unsuccessful expedi- tion against Wenceslaus.
1414 — 1418. Council op Constance. Termination of the papal schism. Four concordats instead o...f a real reform in the Church. Martyrdom of John Huss and Jerome of Prague.
1417. The March of Brandenburg granted as a fief to the Bur- grave. Frederick of Niirnberg, of the house of Hohenzol- lern.
1419—1436. The Hussite war. John Ziska (f 1424). Five un- successful campaigns of the imperial army against the insurgents in Bohemia. The war terminated by a conven- tion between the insurgents and the council of Basle.
1429 — 1431. Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans.
1438 — 1806.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
German kings op the house op Bohemia. — Luxem- burg.
1347—1378. Charles IV.
1348. First German university founded at Prague.
1356. The Golden Bull.
1378 — 1400. Wenceslaus. Repeated attempts to establish a uni- versal peace throughout Germany.
1397. The union of Calmar.
1399 — 1461. The house of Lancaster in England.
1400 — 1410. Rupert of the Palatinate. — Unsuccessful expedi- tion against Wenceslaus.
1414 — 1418. Council op Constance. Termination of the papal schism. Four concordats instead o...f a real reform in the Church. Martyrdom of John Huss and Jerome of Prague.
1417. The March of Brandenburg granted as a fief to the Bur- grave. Frederick of Niirnberg, of the house of Hohenzol- lern.
1419—1436. The Hussite war. John Ziska (f 1424). Five un- successful campaigns of the imperial army against the insurgents in Bohemia. The war terminated by a conven- tion between the insurgents and the council of Basle.
1429 — 1431. Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans.
1438 — 1806.
What to read after Handbook of Mediaeval Geography And History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pütz, Wilhelm, 1806-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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