Maximilian I Biography and Timeline — Page 2

Diet of Munich

Participating states at a Munich conference conclude an alliance "for the defence of the Catholic religion and peace within the Empire"

Reformation, The

Maximilian becomes president, and the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg, Passau, and Wurzburg his councillors, the League will continue for nine years.

Reformation, The

Participating states at a Munich conference conclude an alliance "for the defence of the Catholic religion and peace within the Empire".

Reformation, The

The most important regulation of the League is the prohibition of attacks on one another, so instead of fighting, conflicts have to be decided by the laws of the Empire or, if these fail to resolve conflict.

Reformation, The

by arbitration within the League.

Catholic League

Representatives of all the important Catholic states, except for Austria and Salzburg, and a great number of the smaller ones, meet decide the organisation, funding and arming of the League

Catholic League

Austria joins the Catholic League

Peace of Westphalia

Keeps the electoral dignity gained during the war.

Role range: 1618-1648 – 1623-1651

Peace of Westphalia

Retains the Upper Palatinate in the peace settlement.

Role range: 1618-1648 – 1623-1651

Treaty of Westphalia

Maximilian keeps the electoral dignity gained during the war.

Role range: 1618-1648 – 1597-1651

Treaty of Westphalia

Bavaria keeps the Upper Palatinate gained during the war.

Role range: 1618-1648 – 1597-1651

Peace of Westphalia

Faces post-war demobilisation and settlement obligations after the Peace of Westphalia.

Role range: 1623-1651