What Happened This Year 1335

Historical Events from This Year 1335

Religion & Philosophy

Papal Bull Issued to Reform Cistercian Order

July 12th, 1335 689 years ago

Pope Benedict XII issued the papal bull 'Fulgens sicut stella matutina' to reform the Cistercian Order, a significant ecclesiastical action aimed at addressing issues within the community. The reform was prompted by concerns over the commitment to monastic discipline, emphasizing the need to restore the original austere practices of the Cistercian monks. The papal bull reinforced guidelines for monastic life and the observance of Cistercian rules, which had been increasingly neglected.

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Politics & Government

Charles I Mediates Peace Between Monarchs

September 3rd, 1335 689 years ago

Charles I of Hungary acted as a mediator to reconcile John of Bohemia and Casimir III of Poland, who were at odds over territorial disputes. The congress held in Visegrád was crucial in promoting diplomatic discussions between these powers. The summit allowed both monarchs to address their grievances directly and seek a peaceful resolution that would benefit their respective kingdoms, fostering a spirit of cooperation in the region.

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