Thirty Years War

30 years of war Philippe king of Spain. Philip I (UK), 1478-1506, King Castile (1506) was the son of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I and Burgundy Marie. He inherited Burgundy and Roland countries from his mother and joined his wife Joanna as a co-ruler of Castile. But her father ruled the land as his regency, so he doubted the regency of Ferdinand (1504) and Castile (1506) with his wife. However, due to the end of Philip and the deterioration of his wife's mental state, Ferdinand was able to resume Castilla's joint control.

The war of 30 years is the war between contemporary Germany and many European countries. The 30 year war was a religious war between Catholics, Lutheran and Calvinist. It is said to be the last big war in European religion. War is well known for the great loss of people and money. Money stolen from the other country spread famine and disease to the country, Bohemia, low country, and Italy. Age of Enlightenment was the movement of intellectuals in the 17th and 18th centuries. It began later in Europe and first in the American colonies. The aim of enlightenment is to maintain traditional beliefs, traditions, and culture. In this era, people have learned new science and discovered new knowledge that led to the abuse of power by churches and states.

The thirty year war was a decisive moment in Europe of the 17th century. The desperate ambition of many countries has led to war on certain land. Religion also played a similar factor in the 30 year war. When the war began, it began as a religious war, but as it progressed it became more political. The importance of religion is the second factor for the dynasty to control a specific region of Europe. In Bohemia, Fugenots (Protestant) refused to make Hapsburg the king. Frederick of Pfalz is a Calvinist ruler in Bohemia, fighting the Habsburg dynasty. When the governors of the two kings arrived, the Protestant aristocracy in Bohemia kicked them out of the window. This is called Prague's Defenestration.