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Von 1414 bis 1418 tagte das Konstanzer Konzil, die wohl bedeutendste sp©Þtmittelalterliche Kirchenversammlung. ℗ Mehr als 83 K©œnige aus Asien, Afrika und Europa hatten ihre Gesandten geschickt℗±, vermerkt der Chronist Ulrich von Richental. Jan Keupp und J©œrg Schwarz bieten mit diesem Band eine profunde und unterhaltsam zu lesende Geschichte des Konzils. Dabei beleuchten sie zum einen die politische und kirchengeschichtliche Dimension: die Beendigung des abendl©Þndischen Schismas, die Forderung nach einer Reform von Kirche und Reich und die Kl©Þrung von Glaubensfragen und H©Þresie, was in der Verbren Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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When the Emperor was no longer willing to tolerate the existence of multiple popes and the Pope in Rome, John XXIII, was in a weak position due to the recent sack of the city in 1413. Thus, the whole Catholic world assembled in the neat city of Constance from 1414 to 1418, burned two Czech priests at the stake, chased one pope out of office, pushed two others to abstain (half-heartedly), so that in 1417, a new pope, Martin V, could be elected in Constance and the schism restored.
Typical for many mega events, the city itself did not profit from it in the long run, only a few plutocrats made big profits. Inflation actually made life harder for the common people. The Jewish community was forced, in the end, to pay the Emperor's huge debts and bills incurred for the event. Coming to Constance was not a good choice in the end for Jan Hus, John XXIII and also the Duke of Austria (who lost part of his Swiss lands when he supported John XXIII at the wrong time). In contrast, a modern visitor will enjoy the wonderful sight of the city and the excellent exhibition about the Council of Constance. This book is a nice primer about the event. ( )