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cey-4270	Marschik, Koloman	The Unwanted yet Unavoidable Implementation of Religious Tolerance in Early Modern Transylvania	2021	17	.pdf	application/pdf	8533	347	50	Appendix A: Chronological Table Year Event Ruling Monarch 1526 Battle of Mohács: defeat and de facto partition of medieval Hungarian kingdom, coronation in Transylvania of Janos Szapolyai as King of Hungary Janos Szapolyai 1540 Janos Szapolyai dies, succeeded by his son Janos Zsigmond Szapolyai 1556 Roman Catholic Church property seized by diet 1558 Lutheranism recognized as received religion by Transylvanian diet Janos Zsigmond Szapolyai (King of Hungary) 1564 Calvinism/Reformed recognized as received religion by Transylvanian diet 1566 All Catholic Clergy exiled from the state by Transylvanian diet 1568 Diet of Torda: Lutheranism, Calvinism, and Antitrinitarianism are recognized as received religions 1570 Treaty of Speyer: state now officially recognized as the Principality of Transylvania. In order to assess how and why the emerging central European principality of Transylvania implemented religious tolerance even as most other countries descended into interconfessional conflict, one must first define what “tolerant” means in the context of the period.	cache/cey-4270.pdf	txt/cey-4270.txt
