Pope Paul II, declaring George a heretic,…

December 1465 CE

Pope Paul II, declaring George a heretic, excommunicates the Hussite monarch on December 23, 1465, along with other Hussites and pronounces his deposition as king of Bohemia, releasing all subjects of the Bohemian crown from their oaths of allegiance to George and ordering all the neighboring princes to depose him.

Emperor Frederick III and King Matthias of Hungary, George's former ally, join the insurgent Bohemian nobles.

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Zelená Hora > Grünberg Plzensky Kraj Czech Republic View →

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Frederick III View → George of Poděbrady View → Matthias Corvinus View → Pope Paul II View →

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Papal States (Republic of St. Peter) View → Christians, Roman Catholic View → Austria, Archduchy of View → Bohemia, Kingdom of View → Hungary, Kingdom of View → Hussites View → Transylvania (Hungarian governate) View →

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Bohemian Reformation View → Renaissance Papacy View → Bohemian Civil War of 1465-71 View →

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