Princes' Revolt

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The Second Schmalkaldic War, also known as the Princes' Revolt, was an uprising of German Protestant princes led by elector Maurice of Saxony against the Catholic emperor Charles V that broke out in 1552. Historians disagree whether the war concluded the same year with the Peace of Passau in August, or dragged on until the Peace of Augsburg in September 1555. The Protestant princes were supported by King Henry II of France, who was a Catholic, but sought to use the opportunity to expand his territory in modern-day Lorraine.

1552  WikimediaWikidata
Second Schmalkaldic War
rebellion, Holy Roman EmpirePrincipality of BayreuthLandgraviate of HesseDuchy of PrussiaElectorate of Saxony

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Charles V flees from the Protestants during the Second Schmalkaldic WarCharles V flees from the Protestants during the Second Schmalkaldic War
Charles V flees from the Protestants during the Second Schmalkaldic WarCharles V flees from the Protestants during the Second Schmalkaldic War
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    sitetowerFünfknopfturmfortified towerWikidata
    sitetowerJosenturmchapel, fortified towerWikidata
    sitetowerKönigsturmfortified towerWikidata
    sitetowerOberes Torgate towerWikidata
    sitetowerTorturm In Sinbronn in Dinkelsbühlgate towerWikidata
    commonsimageCharles V flees from the Protestants during the Second Schmalkaldic War Commons
    commonsimageCharles V flees from the Protestants during the Second Schmalkaldic War Commons