History of Siebenbürgische Sachsen

What significant collection of laws was created in 1514?

Which ruler lost his throne in 1613, leading to administrative instability in Transylvania?

In what years did Transylvania experience struggles related to Ottoman control?

What was the outcome of the 1610 Siege of Hermannstadt?

What was the Codex Altenberger primarily intended for?

Siebenbürgische Sachsen

1514: Tripartitum - contained rights of Hungarian nation
1555: Legal code for Siebenbürgische Sachsen
1583: Legal code for Siebenbürgische Sachsen
1594: War between Siebenbürgen and the Ottomans, lasting until 1606
1600: Michael the Voivode brought Siebenbürgen and surrounding areas under his rule
1608: Gabriel Báthory attempted to seize Hermannstadt, but failed
1610: Hermannstadt became the prince's residence
1612: Michael Weiß became the city's judge
1613: Gabriel Báthory lost the throne
1613-1648: Georg I and Gabriel Bethlen brought stability to Siebenbürgisch economy
1654: Georg II. launched a campaign against Poland

Political Landscape

Ottoman Empire exerted influence on Siebenbürgen
Conflicts between various powers resulted in instability
Shifting alliances and power struggles characterized the period

Key Figures

Michael the Voivode: Brought Siebenbürgen under his rule
Gabriel Báthory: Tried to control Siebenbürgen
Georg I and Gabriel Bethlen: Established stability and consolidation
Michael Apafi: Ruler of Siebenbürgen

Explore the complex history of Siebenbürgische Sachsen from the 16th to the 17th century. This quiz covers key legal codes, political dynamics with the Ottoman Empire, and influential figures that shaped the region. Test your knowledge of significant events and leaders during this tumultuous period.