Event
Placitum Regium
Ruler has long been embroiled in a contentious relationship with the Roman authority. Tensions have escalated with his recent enactment of Placitum Regium, a decree allowing his realm to independently weigh the demands of His Holiness. This has led to strained relations between Country and the Holy See, particularly causing distress to the Clergy. Today, the clergy has convened in an effort to implore Ruler to reconsider the controversial Placitum Regium and seek a path to reconciliation between the two realms.
HungaryCountrydynamic historical event.tag
CatholicismReligiontriggerEnacted Placitum RegiumStatic ModifiertriggerDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_HUN.txt:1729
1730type = country_event
1731title = flavor_hun.380.title Placitum Regium
1732desc = flavor_hun.380.desc Ruler has long been embroiled in a contentious relationship with the Roman authority. Tensions have escalated with his recent enactment of Placitum Regium, a decree allowing his realm to independently weigh the demands of His Holiness. This has led to strained relations between Country and the Holy See, particularly causing distress to the Clergy. Today, the clergy has convened in an effort to implore Ruler to reconsider the controversial Placitum Regium and seek a path to reconciliation between the two realms.
1733outcome = neutral
1734fire_only_once = yes
1735dynamic_historical_event = {
}
1741trigger = {
}
1745illustration_tags = {
174610 = angry
174710 = interior
}
1749immediate = {
}
1751hidden_effect = {
1752ruler = {
1752save_scope_as = ruler_scope
}
}
}
1769historical_info = flavor_hun.380.historical_info Implemented through the Placitum Regium (known in Czech and Hungarian history as 'Placetum Regium' instead), Hungary under the rule of Sigismund of Luxembourg enacted a pivotal decree in 1404. This decree curtailed the authority of the papal Court Title within Hungarian benefices, asserting the royal prerogative to oversee the appointment and remuneration of high priests. By nullifying the papal right of reservation, Sigismund solidified the prominence of the royal will, marking a significant shift in the balance of power between the Hungarian crown and the papal authority.