25 June 1530
Confession of Augsburg
Recognizes the Augsburg Confession & the Catholic faith
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Augsburg in Spain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Recognizes the Augsburg Confession & the Catholic faith
The Protestants aly with Charles V against the Turks. States that the religion of the ruler becomes the religion of the state. Recognizes the Augsburg Confession & the Catholic faith. Defends the unity of the Empire by coming to terms with the Protestants. Charles failures to destroy Protestantism in the Empire
Defends the unity of the Empire by coming to terms with the Protestants. Charles failures to destroy Protestantism in the Empire
The Protestants aly with Charles V against the Turks. States that the religion of the ruler becomes the religion of the state. Recognizes the Augsburg Confession & the Catholic faith. Defends the unity of the Empire by coming to terms with the Protestants. Charles failures to destroy Protestantism in the Empire
Proclaims the Augsburg Interim, a failed attempt to unite Catholics & Protestants
The laity can receive the Communion Cup & Protestant ministers can keep their wives. Rejected by most Protestant Princes & only accepted by Pope Paul in 1549. Defines a form of Catholicism acceptable to Protestants
A truce between Charles V & the Schmaldic League
A truce between Charles V & the Schmaldic League
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects. A religious settlement following the Diet of Augsburg
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects. A religious settlement following the Diet of Augsburg
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