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1.1 Five overall largest mass killings of the 16th century
Note that the numbers given here are estimations
Spanish
conquests in the
Americas
, 20 million deaths (estimates vary widely, large parts of casualties died from desease)
Persecution of
Huguenots
, 3 million deaths
Persecution of the
Waldensians
, 1 million deaths
Russo
-
Tatar
war, 500.000 deaths
Japanese Invasion of Korea
, 260.000 deaths
Slave trade
and
Thuggee
also caused probably millions of victims during the 16th century, but the number of them is far too unknown to be listed.
see also
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2 Significant people
Michelangelo Buonarroti
, Italian painter and sculptor (
1475
-
1564
).
Thomas More
, English politician and author (
1478
-
1535
).
Martin Luther
, German religious reformer (
1483
-
1546
).
Hernán Cortés
, Spanish
Conquistador
(
1485
-
1547
).
King
Henry VIII of England
, founder of
Anglicanism
(
1491
-
1547
).
King
Francis I of France
, considered the first
Renaissance
monarch of his Kingdom (
1494
-
1547
).
Suleiman the Magnificent
,
Sultan
of the
Ottoman Empire
. Conqueror and legal reformer (
1494
-
1566
).
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
and the first to reign as
King of Spain
. Involved in almost constant conflict with
France
and the
Ottoman Empire
while promoting the
Spanish colonization of the Americas
(
1500
-
1558
).
King
Philip II of Spain
, self-proclaimed leader of
Counter-Reformation
(
1527
-
1598
).
Queen
Elizabeth I of England
, central figure of the
Elizabethan era
(
1533
-
1603
).
Miguel de Cervantes
, Spanish author (
1547
-
1616
).
King
Henry IV of France
and
Navarre
, ended the
French Wars of Religion
and reunited the kingdom under his command (
1553
-
1610
).
William Shakespeare
, English author (
1564
-
1616
).
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