Protests Over Investiture In Early German Peace Talks
In April 1693 a protest denounces current investiture rules as illegal and void. It asserts that rulers and princes refuse recognition of the Duke of Hatoner and demand the form established by the Golden Bull. The note suggests limited impact on concord, noting support from the King of Sweden and Archbishop of Salzburg as key players in the broader Eighth Phalia peace context.
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Hatoner
Golder Boll
Germany
Sweden
Salburgh
Duke of Bremey
Eftphalia
Edicts and new offices sold to fund French war effort
France faces edicts to force coin reminting and new offices to be auctioned for the King’s profit. Parliament approves a March declaration taxing oxen sheep and other goods entering Paris, while creating notarial offices to be sold, draining funds for ongoing war costs.
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France
Parliament
Verity ‘Danocher Edié
Chamber of the Treasury
Paris
Turin
Fiat
Ypres Caffel
Poperingae
Warneton
Wat Wits Conde Valentien Tes
Boxchain
Cambray
Toma