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ユグノー
Also known as Huguenot people
フランスにおける改革派教会（カルヴァン主義）またはカルヴァン派
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The Huguenots were French Protestants who followed Calvinist beliefs during the Protestant Reformation, with the name coming into common use by the mid-16th century. They matter historically because they represented a significant religious movement in France, distinct from the Lutheran Protestants of eastern France, and their identity as Reformed Christians shaped religious divisions in early modern Europe.
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ユグノー（フランス語: Huguenot）は、フランスにおける改革派教会（カルヴァン主義）またはカルヴァン派。フランス絶対王政の形成維持と崩壊の両方に活躍し、迫害された者は列強各国へ逃れて亡命先の経済を著しく発展させた。その活躍は、まずとびぬけてイギリスでみられたが、ドイツでは順当な規模であった。
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