The war against this polity was encouraged by the murder of Juan Diaz and the peace of Crépy doomed this polity, which had helped its future enemy seize St. Dizier.
The war against this polity was encouraged by the murder of Juan Diaz and the peace of Crépy doomed this polity, which had helped its future enemy seize St. Dizier. The activities of Blaurer, who abolished images in his city despite the opposition of Schnepf and Brenz, threatened for a time to divide this polity. The treaty of Grosswardein was signed one year before the accession of William, Duke of Cleves-Julich-Berg to power in Dutch Gelderland, who hoped to unite with this polity. A letter to Osiander from Thomas Cranmer reveals the danger encountered when one of this polity's leaders was exposed as an adulterer, and that leader was castigated by John Frederick, among others. At the Diet of Ratisbon, Hans of Kustrin defected, and Schärtlin led the forces of Ulm and Augsburg for this polity, along with Philip of Hesse. Also counting among its members Ulrich of Wurttemberg and defeated at the Battle of Muhlberg in 1547, FTP, name this Protestant league of cities which fought against the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.
The war against this polity was encouraged by the murder of Juan Diaz and the peace of Crépy doomed this polity, which had helped its future enemy seize St. Dizier.
{Schmalkaldic} League (also accept {Schmalkaldischer} Bund)