Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise was created on 1995-08-23.
Although not a protestant himself at first, Frederick the Wise: 1) Made Luther a professor at a new university he founded at Wittenberg 2)Tolerated Luther's objections against papal indulgences. 3) Negotiated an amnesty for Luther at an enquiry into Luther's beliefs at the Diet of Worms chaired by Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor on behalf of the pope. 4) Took Luther into 'protective custody' after Luther was condemned at the diet of Worms by Charles (and thus the pope) 5) Allowed the publication and distribution of Luther's arguments throughout Saxony and beyond. 6) Gave confidence to other 'Electors' and German princes to question the total authority of Rome.
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Frederick III, also known as Frederick the Wise, was a German prince and elector of Saxony who played a crucial role in the early Reformation. He provided refuge to Martin Luther after the latter's excommunication and the Edict of Worms in 1521, protecting him from the authorities. Frederick housed Luther at Wartburg Castle, allowing him the safety to translate the New Testament into German, which significantly contributed to the spread of Protestantism. His support was instrumental in the survival and growth of Luther's reformative ideas.
Frederick the Wise
Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony, kidnapped Martin Luther in 1521 to protect him from the Pope and the Holy Roman Emperor, who sought to silence Luther for his revolutionary ideas and criticisms of the Catholic Church. Frederick recognized Luther's importance and potential to reform the church, so he arranged for Luther to be taken to Wartburg Castle, where he could safely continue his work and translate the New Testament into German. This act was a strategic move to ensure Luther's safety while supporting the growing Protestant Reformation.
Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise was created on 1995-08-23.
Frederick the Wise was the protector of Martin Luther.
I believe partly because Luther was appointed by Frederick III to the University of Wittenberg. Frederick was also rumored to be a Reformation sympathizer and was known as Frederick "the wise" for his lack of corruption and justice for the people.
He was excommunicated by the Catholic church in 1530. Furthermore, Emperor Charles V banned him from the Holy Roman Empire in the Edict of Worms, and burned all his works. He was also to be delivered to the emperor himself for punishment, but he was kidnapped and taken away by Frederick the Wise of Saxony to live in Wartburg Castle.
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Frederick the Wise arranged a pretend kidnapping in order to protect Luther from harm. From April 1521 to March 1522 Luther, disguised as "Knight George," hid in the Wartburg Castle.
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