People Who Died in 1614
Jakob Ebert
A prominent theologian in the 16th century, contributed significantly to Protestant Reformation thought. Played a crucial role in the development of Lutheran doctrine and biblical interpretation. Held a position as a professor and played a key part in academic circles of the time. Engaged in theological debates and authored important works reflecting the theological climate of the period.
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Born on January 18, 1540, a significant figure in Portuguese nobility. Married to the Duke of Braganza, played a prominent role in the political landscape of 16th-century Portugal. Held influence in the court and was engaged in various diplomatic affairs that shaped the future of the Braganza dynasty. Her lineage continued to play a vital role in Portuguese history. Catherine's marriage strengthened the position of the Braganza family, contributing to its ascent in power during a critical period of the Portuguese monarchy.
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Born in 1552, held the title of daimyō and was active during Japan's Sengoku period. Governed the Kōzuke Province and played a prominent role in regional conflicts. Engaged in alliances and battles that shaped the political landscape of his time. His lineage connected to notable samurai clans, which influenced his position of power. His rule contributed to the centralization of authority in the region amidst the chaotic power struggles of the era.
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