Chapter L

Ladislaus, King of Hungary, invades Bohemia, 99;
invades Austria on behalf of Rudolf, 103

Ladislaus, King of Naples, his struggle with John XXIII., 195

Ladislaus, King of Poland, his struggle against Albert of Austria, 312-14

Ladislaus I., son of Albert, accepted as King of Bohemia, 314;
dispute as to his guardian, 315-18, 320;
circumstances of his reign, 323-5

Ladislaus II., his relations with the Brotherhood, 347, 355, 357-9

Lanczo, 46

Land Court of Moravia, importance of, 431, 434

Land Court of Bohemia, Ferdinand’s treatment of, 489, 490

Latin language, triumph of, 491;
Comenius’s reforms in, 491-3
(_see_ also “Slavonic ritual”)

Lausitz, dispute between Bohemia and Saxony, 34;
secured to Bohemia by Ferdinand II., 64

Laws, Charles’s code of (_see_ also Charles IV., Z̆upa, Towns)

Leopold, Archduke, his character and policy, 447-8;
his Passau insurrection and its results, 449-52

Leopold, Margrave of Austria, defeated at Mailberg, 49, 65

Leopold II., Emperor of Germany, his reforms, 501;
his attitude to Bohemian language, 503

Lev of Roz̆mital, his first rise and fall, 363;
his later tyranny, 369;
defied by Rosenberg, 371;
his resistance to Louis, 372;
bribed by Ferdinand, 373

Libus̆a, story of, 4-7;
re-discovery of MS. about, 505

Lichtenstein, Carl von, his conversion, 431;
relations of, with Z̆erotin, 435, 436;
with Berka, 434;
made Duke of Troppau, 463, 464;
approves Bohemian rising, 471

Lissa, Comenius at, 493

Lithuania, Duke of, his relations with Bohemia, 278

Litomys̆l, in time of Ottakar II., 82, 83;
persecution at, of Brotherhood, 392;
Jesuit influence in, 421

Litomys̆l, Bishop of, his treatment of Hus, 211;
opposed by Bohemian nobles, 211, 224;
his attempt to suppress heresy, 224;
his rejection as Bishop of Olmütz, 226

Lobkovic, friend of Hus, defends Bohemian claims, 184

Lobkovic, Chancellor of Rudolf II., his policy, 440, 444

Lobkovic, William of, throws Martinic out of window, 467

Loc̆ika, his treatment by Ferdinand II., 486, 487

Loket, privileges of, 395

Lothar, Duke of Saxony, elected Emperor, 52;
his struggle with Bohemia, 53, 54

Louis, grandson of Charles the Great, his struggles with the Bohemians, 8

Louis, of Bavaria, 121, 122, 125, 126, 129, 146, 147

Louis, son of above, 146-8

Louis, son of Ladislaus, weakness of his position, 362;
his reforms, 363;
relations of to Lutherans, 364, 369;
to Pas̆ek, 369, 371, 372;
circumstances of his death, 372

Ludmila, her influence on Wenceslaus, 22;
murdered by Drahomíra, 24

Ludanic, Wenceslaus of, 398-400

Luther, his feelings towards Hus, 364, 365;
his warnings to Utraquists, 366;
his relations with Gallus Cahera, 366-8;
with Bohemian Brotherhood, 382-4;
his friendship for Augusta, 383;
his final advice to him, 387

Lutherans, their treatment of exiled Brothers, 394, 395;
rivalry of Brotherhood with, 412, 414, 421, 441

Lukas of Prague modifies doctrine of Brotherhood, 350, 351;
controversy of Luther with, 382;
arrest and imprisonment, 360

Lupus, 303

Luxemburg, House of, rivalry with Hapsburgs, 118, 119;
jealousy felt towards, 172;
_see_ also Henry, John, Charles, Sigismund

Lyons, Council of, 97