A conflict between two of the parties here was mediated by Pierre d'Ailly, who balanced the opposing viewpoints on regicide of Paulus Vladimiri and John of Falkenberg.
The man who called this council traveled to it with this wife, Barbara of Celje, and this council created the Diocese of Samogitia. A conflict between two of the parties here was mediated by Pierre d'Ailly, who balanced the opposing viewpoints on regicide of Paulus Vladimiri and John of Falkenberg. This council condemned adherents of the Utraquist and Taborite factions. It was called by a man who succeeded (*) Wenceslaus on the throne of one nation; that man was Emperor Sigismund. This council challenged the Conciliarism that had been a large factor in the previous council. It also condemned John Wycliffe and supported Gregory XII's resignation as pope. The successor of the Council of Pisa, for 10 points, name this council that executed Jan Hus and elected Martin V as pope, effectively ending the Western Schism.
The man who called this council traveled to it with this wife, Barbara of Celje, and this council created the Diocese of Samogitia.
Council of {Constance}