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4 days ago · Joachim I Nestor Elector of Brandenburg r. 1499–1535 1484–1535: Casimir Margrave of Brandenburg-Kulmbach r. 1515–1527 1481–1527: George Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach r. 1536–1543 1484–1543: Albert Duke of Prussia r. 1525–1568 1490–1568: Eitel Frederick II Count of Hohenzollern r. 1488–1512 c. 1452–1512: Joachim II Hector ...
5 days ago · Then the Lutheran Princes,—viz., the Elector Duke John of Saxony; George Pius of Anspach, cousin of Joachim I., Elector of Brandenburg; Philip Landgrave of Hesse; John Frederick son of Duke John of Saxony; Ernest Duke of Lunenburg; and Wolfgang Prince of Anhalt,—rose and presented the Emperor with a very long writing, now known by the name ...
5 days ago · The elector of Brandenburg repairs the fortifications of Muide, fearing a seige from the Swede: he hath given letters of mart against the Swede, but that is hardly believed. The Spanish fleet is gone from Cales the 11 th of June. The king of Swede hath offered to the states the restitution of the money they lent to the count of Embden, that as ...
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3 days ago · The Elector of Bavaria consented to add his name to the Grand Alliance on 4 May 1690, while the Elector of Brandenburg joined the anti-French coalition on 6 September. However, few of the minor powers were as devoted to the common cause, and all protected their own interests; some never hesitated to exact a high price for continuing their ...
5 days ago · In 1356 the margravate became the electorate of Brandenburg. The original Slavic settlement on the south bank became the Altstadt (“Old City”), while the German settlement on the north bank became the Neustadt (“New City”) and the seat of the margraves of Brandenburg.
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5 days ago · Henry VIII: December 1540, 11-20 Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 16, 1540-1541 . Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1898.
3 days ago · Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2011, ISBN: 9780199693078; 784pp.; Price: £85.00. It is a brave man who would take on the job of writing a history of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire between 1493 and 1806. Many historians would maintain that neither Germany nor even German national consciousness (certainly not German nationalism) existed ...
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