1649Imperial PoliticsJohann Philipp von Schonborn
Acts as a leading imperial prince during the post-war settlement after Westphalia
Historical records for Germany in 1649, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Acts as a leading imperial prince during the post-war settlement after Westphalia
Implements the Westphalian settlement confirming his electoral dignity and Bavarian gains
Implements the Westphalian settlement that confirms Brandenburg-Prussia post-war compensations
Governs in the post-Westphalian settlement of the Brunswick-Luneburg territories
Applies the Westphalian settlement in Saxony after the end of the Thirty Years War
Supports the implementation of the Westphalian peace settlement in the Empire
Restores ducal government in Wurttemberg after the Peace of Westphalia.
Faces post-war demobilisation and settlement obligations after the Peace of Westphalia.
Begins post-war reconstruction of Brandenburg after the devastation of the Thirty Years War
Begins rebuilding the Palatinate after decades of war and exile
Begins rebuilding Wurttemberg after severe losses during the Thirty Years War
Works to restore Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel after the disruptions of the Thirty Years War
Saxony works within the post-Westphalian settlement protecting Lutheran rights in the Empire
Returns to the devastated Palatinate and reclaims his fathers electoral title and most former territories
Uses the Westphalian settlement to strengthen Brandenburg claims in Pomerania and other imperial territories
Takes possession of the Lower Palatinate under the Westphalian settlement
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