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Andreas Kunz, Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz, Germany

Andreas Kunz, Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz, Germany Using GIS to Construct an Interactive Map of the Religious-Confessional Division of Central Europe in the 17 th Century. PNC 2013 Annual Conference and Joint Meetings Kyoto University Kyoto, Japan December 11, 2013

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Andreas Kunz, Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz, Germany

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  1. Andreas Kunz, Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz, Germany Using GIS to Construct an Interactive Map of the Religious-Confessional Division of Central Europe in the 17th Century PNC 2013 Annual Conference and Joint Meetings Kyoto University Kyoto, Japan December 11, 2013 Mainz Team: Johannes Wischmeyer, Katrin Bodschwinna, Patrick Loewert Main source: http://www.atlas-europa.de (Digital Atlas of Europe since 1500)

  2. Religions in Europe in 1500

  3. Religions in Europe in 1555 Impact of the Reformation

  4. Religions in Europe in 1648

  5. 1517-1648 Christianity Divided: Confessional Boundaries

  6. Source: GHI-Washington / IEG-Mainz (2007)

  7. 1648 Our territorial GIS (c. 1500 units)

  8. 1648 GIS-Data Subset linked to 360 souverain states and Imperial territories Confession of the ruling monarch attached to territorial units cuius regio / eius religio principle of 1555

  9. 1648 GIS-based confessional map Confession of the ruling monarch attached to territorial units [cuius regio / eius religio principle of 1555]

  10. 1648 Excerpt Map

  11. 1648 Swiss Confederation Inter/Intra-Confessional Splits Letter code: ka: Catholic re: Reformed pa: Parity rule mk: multi-confessional ge: confession at local basis

  12. 1648 GIS-Data Subset linked to 360 souverain states and Imperial territories Confession of the ruling monarch attached to territorial units cuius regio / eius religio principle of 1555

  13. 1648 Excerpt Map Decoded Number-Code 1: Imperial Abbeys 2: Ecclesiastical States (princely) 3: Ecclesiastical Orders (imperial) 4: Imperial Cities 5: Imperial Knights

  14. 1648 Confessional Divisions The Interactive Map www.atlas-europa.de

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