The duty of police and administration were to be in the hands of a captain (_Hauptmann_), with two assessors elected by the circles. [38] List of Cantons in 1499, with date of their admission to the league: { Three { Uri, 1291. { Forest { Schwytz, { Cantons { Unterwalden. 1332. Lucerne. 1335. Zurich. 1352. { Glarus. { Zug. 1353. Bern. 1481. { Fribourg. { Solothurn. [39] List of ‘Confœderati’ before 1497-- The league of Wallis, or Valais Schaffhausen Mülhausen Rothweil Appenzell. 1497, The Grisons. 1498, The League of God’s House. [40] Casimir IV. of Poland, 1445-1492 | +--------------+-----------+-+-----------+ | | | | John Albert Alexander Sigismund I. Ladislas, King of Hungary and 1492-1501 1501-1506 1506-1548 Bohemia, 1471-1516 | +----------------------+-------------------+ | | Lewis = Mary, _g.d._ of Max. Anne, _g.d._ of Max. = Ferdinand I. 1516-1526 [41] The success of these and other marriages of the Hapsburgs is commemorated in the lines:-- ‘Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube, Nam quæ Mars aliis, dat tibi regna Venus.’ CHAPTER III FROM THE ELECTION OF CHARLES TO THE BATTLE OF PAVIA The Imperial Election--Preparations of Charles and Francis for war, which is, however, delayed--The Revolt of the Comuneros--The Diet of Worms--The Council of Regency--The Renaissance and the Reformation--Erasmus and Luther--The Imperial Ban--War between Charles and Francis--Their Alliances--Successes of Imperial Troops--Adrian VI. succeeds Leo X.--His quarrel with Charles--Battle of Bicocca--Treaty of Windsor--Luther and the Council of Regency--Diet of Nuremberg--The Knights’ War--Congress of Ratisbon--Battle of Pavia--The Peasants’ War. § 1. _The Imperial Election._ | The three candidates for the Imperial throne.