Emperor Charles V

Charles Emperor Charles V (King Charles I of Spain). Born in Ghent in 1500 and died in Worcester in Spain in 1558, he is a descendant of the Habsburg family, and this decline is due to his sovereign over so many lands that it was believed not to occupy him never was. Advantage Charles is Philip's son Philip's son Ferdinand and Isabella daughter, the first legacy of his leader, and his father died in 1506. At that time he was a minor, so his aunt, Austrian Margaret took regency for him.

Born in 1500 in Spain, Charles I of Spain was the successor to the Austrian Habsburg dynasty which reigned most of Europe's Charles V Emperor during the reformist era. Besides his father, Philip of Burgundy, there are Austrian Maximilian of the Hapsburg family and Mary of Burgundy. According to his mother, Castilla's Joana "The Mad" unified French Spanish Aragon and Castile in Ferdinand and Isabella. By doing this, Charles became heirs of many of the land that he inherited at the age of sixteen. His first language, raised in Burgundy, France, is French, and he is devoted to Burgundy's political diplomacy. Adrian of Utrecht's Utrecht will become a pope in 1522 and then die one year later. The huge amount of land and financial assets related to this vast empire led him to a magnificent illusion of political governance, which caused conflict in Europe.

One of the most important people in Europe in the 16th century was Emperor of St. Roman, Charles V, Charles V helped spread Luther's two main factors. First, since Charles V was 19 years old, he became an emperor. As a result, I had no experience and needed support from the Prince. Thus, in the worm of 1521 Charles V agreed to the Prince's faith, Luther's survival was saved. Secondly, Charles is not fully focused on religious reform, and he can not stay in the empire. The essence of Charles' position was that Charles himself was not even in the country between 1522 and nine years, which meant that he was not able to pay sufficient attention to the spread of Lutheranism in Germany . So Charles entrusted his older brother 's daily operational rights to his brother, Ferdinand of Austria.