In Europa Universalis II, The Edict of Tolerance is an event which occurs sometime from 1650 through 1658. (Specifically, it occurs randomly on one of the 3000 days starting Jan 1, 1650.) In real history, there is no specific historical event which the Edict is supposed to represent. Rather, it represents roughly the conclusion of the major religious wars of the Reformation, as well as the decline in Papal prestige within the system of Westphalian sovereignty. See the wikipedia entries for the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia.
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| - In Europa Universalis II, The Edict of Tolerance is an event which occurs sometime from 1650 through 1658. (Specifically, it occurs randomly on one of the 3000 days starting Jan 1, 1650.) In real history, there is no specific historical event which the Edict is supposed to represent. Rather, it represents roughly the conclusion of the major religious wars of the Reformation, as well as the decline in Papal prestige within the system of Westphalian sovereignty. See the wikipedia entries for the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia.
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| - In Europa Universalis II, The Edict of Tolerance is an event which occurs sometime from 1650 through 1658. (Specifically, it occurs randomly on one of the 3000 days starting Jan 1, 1650.) In real history, there is no specific historical event which the Edict is supposed to represent. Rather, it represents roughly the conclusion of the major religious wars of the Reformation, as well as the decline in Papal prestige within the system of Westphalian sovereignty. See the wikipedia entries for the Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia.
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