Otto III traveled to Gniezno to retrieve the relics of Adalbert, a bishop from this city who was martyred in 997.
Otto III traveled to Gniezno to retrieve the relics of Adalbert, a bishop from this city who was martyred in 997. The freedom to confess the Holy Word was one of four articles issued from this city by the Ultraquists, who held this city against the more radical Taborites. Charles IV founded a namesake university in this city in 1348. In this city, the brief reign of Frederick V the (*) Winter King was ended by Count Tilly's victory at the Battle of White Mountain. A professor in this city was burnt at the stake at the Council of Constance for his Wycliffite views. In this city home to Jan Hus (yahn HOOS), Jaroslav Bořita of Martinic and Vilem Slavata survived a fall into a moat in this city. For 10 points, name this capital of Bohemia and site of a 1618 defenestration.
Otto III traveled to Gniezno to retrieve the relics of Adalbert, a bishop from this city who was martyred in 997.
Prague [or Praha]