1632
This page relates to the year 1632 Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
America
- March 29th: The England returns Quebec to France to the treated Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer. The father Paul the Young person notes the poor state of the colony. The Compagnie of News-France takes again its activities of exploitation of the fur skins in News-France.
- Unloading in Quebec of a first quota of 40 people who come to claim the station in England.
- April 20th: Isaac de Razilly is named “general lieutenant of the king for all Canada”.
- May 19th: The company of News-France concedes with Isaac de Razilly an important territory in Acadie. The English give Port-Royal to him (August).
- June 20th: Foundation of the colony of the Maryland, conceded by Charles Ier of England with the catholic George Calvert, Lord Baltimore, who receives the right to distribute grounds to it. This one having died the April 15th, it is his/her son Leonard Calvert who takes possession of the colony in 1634.
- June 23rd: 300 colonists start from Dieppe for the News-France.
- the Antilles: Antigua and Montserrat is colonized by the catholic English leads by Sir Thomas Warner.
Africa
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Civil war in Ethiopia. Revolted against the Roman religion imposed in 1621 are crushed in Ouaïna-Dega by the troops of the Négus Sousnéyos, which abdicates then in favor of his/her son Fazilidas
- June 14th: Beginning of the reign of Fazilidas, négus of Ethiopia (fine in 1667)
- In front of the threat of the Official reception, animists, in the south of the Ethiopian plate, Fazilidas founds a new capital with Gondar, in the north of the Lac Tanned. It breaks thus with the tradition of its predecessors who had habit to move throughout all their reign. The authority of the sovereign weakens in the provinces.
- June 25th: Fazilidas restores the national religion.
Asia
The Middle East
Europe
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Recall of Wallenstein (December 1631) which raises 40 000 men. It pushes back the Saxon ones in Bohemia.
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April 9th: Philippe Christophe de Sötern, voter-archbishop of Trier, is placed under the protection of king de France, whose troops occupy Philippsburg and the citadel of Ehrenbreitstein close to Coblentz.
- 15 - April 30th: Tilly (1559 -1632), overcome with the Battle of Rain amndt Lech, on the Lech by Gustave II Adolphe of Sweden, is mortally wounded.
- May 17th: Gustave-Adolphe walks until Munich whereas Bernard of Saxony-Weimar protects his backs on the the Rhine.
- June 26th: Free-Lorraine treaty of Liverdun where Louis XIII currency evacuation of the Barrois.
- July 4th: A Autodafé is organized with Madrid to celebrate the delivery of the queen. The members of the secret synagog of the capital are punished there.
- September: Mathias Basarab becomes voïévode of Valachie (fine in 1654). It resists the repeated attacks of Basile the Wolf, voïévode of Moldavie.
- November 6th:
- Gustave-Adolphe is turned over against Wallenstein which it beats with the battles of Lützen but finds death during the battle.
- Beginning of the reign of Christine of Sweden (fine in 1654).
- the chancellor Axel Oxenstierna (1583 - 1654) is named tutor of Christine and exerts regency.
- Political ascendance and economic of the nobility in Sweden (1632 - 1660).
- November 8th: Beginning of the reign of Ladislas IV Vasa (1595 - 1648), king of Poland. He enjoys an unquestionable popularity. Man of war of talent, it regards himself as the heir to the crown to Sweden and fight against Gustave II Adolphe of Sweden, in which it takes again the Prussian ports. But the Diet will refuse subsidies to him to continue the war. He proclaims the neutrality of Poland in the Guerre Thirty Year old, although he adopts an attitude favorable to the Habsbourg by marrying the Cecile-Renee archduchess.
- December: Resumption of the war enters the Poland and the Russia (1632-1634) after the death of Sigismond III Vasa. The Russians try to take again Smolensk during the interregnum in Poland (1632 - 1634).
- Frederic-Henri de Nassau takes Maastricht.
France
- January 6th: Treaty of Vic with the Lorraine imposing its neutrality to him. Marsal is abandoned to the king.
- January 19th: Gaston of Orleans, after having secretly married Marguerite of Lorraine to Nancy (January 3rd) arrives at the Luxembourg.
- April 8th: Louis XIII buys the Seigniory of Versailles to Jean-François de Gondi, archbishop of Paris.
- June 13rd: Of return in France, Gaston of Orleans invites the French to revolt against Richelieu. But the Burgundy does not support it and it gains the Languedoc (Richelieu has just substituted the provincial States of the officers for it, the elected officials, for the lifting of the sizes). The Protestants of the vintage and the Parlement of Toulouse do not move.
- July:
- the governor of Languedoc Henri II of Montmorency, in favor of Gaston of Orleans, revolts.
- Claude Bouthillier and Claude de Bullion becomes Surintendant of Finances (fine in 1643).
- September 1st: Montmorency is overcome and made captive with Castelnaudary by the marshal Schomberg.
- September 29th: The king forgives with Béziers with Mister and his servants. Gaston of Orleans is subjected, then flees with Brussels (November 6th).
- October 30th: Montmorency is condemned to died to Toulouse by sentence of the Parliament of the city. The States of Languedoc find their tax attributions. The elected officials are removed.
Religion
The order of the Visitandines founds Notre Dame of the Sainte-Marie Visitation of the Angels, current Temple of the Marsh. This order, rested by Saint François de Sales and Sainte Jeanne de Chantal, was placed in the movement of the Counter-Reformation.
Art & culture
- Foundation of the University of Tartu by Gustave II Adolphe of Sweden.
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the Widow , comedy of Crow.
- Didactica magna ( Large Didactic the ) of Comenius.
- the Allegro and it Penseroso , poems of John Milton.
See also: 1632 with the theater
- Rembrandt paints the Leçon of anatomy of Doctor Tulp .
- Sir Anthony van Dyck settles with London and becomes the painter of court of Charles Ier of England.
- the Frères the Dwarf obtain the ordering of the collective portrait of the big room of the town hall with Paris and of the decoration of the vault of the virgin to the church of the convent of Small-Augustins.
- Jean Androuet of the Hoop builds the terrace and the staircase out of horseshoe of the Château of Fontainebleau (1632 - 1634).
- Shah Jahan makes build with Agra the Taj Mahal, immense monument dedicated to the memory of his favorite wife Mumtaz-i Mahal (fine in 1652). The whole building is covered with white marble with stone incrustations of color to the abstract or floral reasons.
Science & technology
- February 21st: Galileo, protected by the Pope Urbain VIII and the large-duke from Tuscany Ferdinand II from Médicis, makes appear with Florence its dialog of the Massimi sistemi ( Dialog on the two great systems of the world ), where he implicitly scoffs the Géocentrisme at Ptolémée. The following year, it will have to undergo its lawsuit.
Economy & company
- Foundation of the Stock Exchange Frankfurt.
- the Peste made 2 million died in France since 1616.
- tax and financial Climbing in France (1632 - 1635). The total incomes of monarchy, constantly lower than 50 million books before 1632, climb to 60,120, even 200 million (close to the eighth of the GNP). The secret expenditure passes from ten million before 1631 to two or three times more. The extraordinary sums of money, from 10 to 11 million 1607 with 1633, pass to 67 million in 1634 and 157 million in 1635, then forty per annum thereafter. Richelieu discovers that France hitherto under-imposed can pay, and exceeds the terminals.
- legislative Decrees on the women's rights in England: they specify the situation of dominated of the married woman.
- the Polish nobility is exempted taxes and customs duties.
- Of the Chinese merchants arrives until Tomsk and makes known the The with the Russians.
- the Vinnius Dutchman establishes a foundry of guns and balls with Toula, in Russia, with a labor in foreign majority.
Births in 1632
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August 29th: John Locke, English philosopher
- October 24th: Antoine van Dutch Leeuwenhoek, trading and microbiologist († August 27th 1723)
- October 31st: Jan Vermeer, Dutch painter
- October 20th: Christopher Wren, English architect
- November 24th: Baruch Spinoza, philosopher, with Amsterdam
- November 28th: Jean-Baptiste Lully, French musician of Italian origin
Death in 1632
- January 31st: Jost Bürgi, clock making Switzerland (1552 -1632).
- February 23rd: Giambattista Basile, Italian, known writer for its collections of Tale S, adapted by Charles Perrault and the brothers Grimm. (° 1566 or 1575).
- March 15th: Tokugawa Hidetada, shogun of the Japan
- April 19th: Zygmunt Vasa, king of Poland and Sweden (° June 20th 1566)
- April 30th: Jean 'T Serclaes, count de Tilly, general Walloon with the service of Bavaria
- August 7th: Michel de Marillac (1563 -1632).
- October 23rd: Giovanni Battista Crespi, known as Cerano , Italian painter of the end of the XVI {{E}} and of the beginning of the 17th centuries. (° December 23rd 1573).
- October 30th: Henri II of Montmorency, duke of Montmorency, decapitated on order of Richelieu.
- November 16th: Gustave II Adolphe (Gustav-Adolph) legendary figure of Sweden and defender of Protestantism is killed with the battles of Lützen.
Easter Day
- April 11th: Sunday of Easter
- For other religious holidays, to see Comput
- Bissextile Year .
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