1622

events

politics and world happening

• 12. March: Pope Gregor XV. speaks Ignatius of Loyola, Franz Xaver, Theresa of Ávila, Isidor of Sevilla and Philipp Neri holy
• 27. April: Battle with pointing hole: the united armies of one field and George Friedrichs of bath finalURL oh defeat the imperial ones under Tilly 6 in the dreissigjährigen
• war. May: BattleWimpfen. Between the victorious league troops under Tilly and González Hernandez de Córdoba and the pfälzischen troops under Mark count Georg Friedrich of bath finalURL oh
• 29. August: Battle with Fleurus. In this battle supply themselves the troops of Ernst ofOne field and Christian von half as well as the Spanish troops under general Córdoba involving heavy losses combat
• establishment of the Kapuzinerklosters Dinkelsbühl
• Ferdinand II raised the family Németh Sömjén Noszlopi into the nobility to 2. March 1622

culture

• opening that University of Salzburg

born

• 14. January (supposed): Molière, actually Jean Baptiste Poquelin, French actor, theatre manager and dramatist († 1673)
• Berend Jacob Karpfanger, captain of the convoy ship „coats of arms of Hamburg “, Hamburg against Piraten defended († 1683)
• 8. March: Friedrich Ulrich Calixt, German theologian († 1701)
• 5. April: Vincenzo Viviani, mathematician and physicist († 1703)
• 15. October: Magnus Gabriel de la Gardie, Swedish count, realm marshal, realm Southern German Broadcasting Corporation east and realm chancellor († 1686)
• 18. November: Karl X. Gustav of Sweden, king of Sweden from 1655 to 1660 († 1660)

died

• Šimon Lomnický z Budče, Czech writer (* 1552)

• 23. January: William Baffin,English discoverer (* 1584)
• 19. February: Henry Savile, English scholar (* 1549)
• 5. March: Ranuccio I. Farnese, duke of Parma and Piacenza (* 1569)
• 15. April: Leandro Bassano, Italian painter (* 1557)
• 24. April: Fidelis of sigma rings, martyrs (* 1578)
• 9. October: Johann the younger one, duke of Schleswig-Holstein special castle (* 1545)
• 2. November: January Lohelius, abbott of Strahov and archbishop of Prague
• 28. December: Franz of Sales, bishop of Geneva/Annecy, medal founder, church teacher (* 1567)

• Sophie of Brandenburg, cure princess of Saxonia (* 1568)