Life
- 1505Born · Cölln
- 1571Died · Köpenick
- —Prince-Elector
Their story
Joachim II Hector, born in Cölln in 1505, served as Prince-Elector until his death in Köpenick in 1571. His reign was a period of significant change within his territories. A key figure in the Holy Roman Empire, he navigated complex political and religious landscapes during the Reformation. His actions and decisions had lasting impacts on the region, contributing to the evolving political and religious structures of the time. He is remembered for his role in shaping the trajectory of his principality during a pivotal era in European history.
Family
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