Frederick the Great storms Prague, 133; encamps on White Mountain, 133; Battle of Prague, 134. G Gallus Cahera, preacher of the Tyn Church, 90. German character of old town of Prague, 6-7. German immigrants in Prague favoured by the Sovereigns, 6, 11-12. German masters and students leave Prague, 35. Graben, the, origin of name, 7. H Hajek of Libocan, chronicler, quoted, 4, 26-27. Harnack, Dr., quoted, 32. Henry of Plumlov, Captain of Moravia, 58-59. Hollar, Wenceslas, engravings by, 173. Hradcany Castle, held by Royal troops, 44 ff; truce meeting at, 67; stormed by Wallenstein, 128; seized by General Königsmark, 131. Hradcany Hill, site of old foundation of Prague, 3; old castle on, 4, 142; later buildings, 142; early Christian church built on, 4, 5; fortifications of, 8. Hrob, Protestant church at, destroyed, 108. Hus, John, 30 ff.; forerunners of, 19; sermon as a young preacher, 25-26; begins preaching at Bethlehem Chapel, 31; his teaching, 32; protest against his preaching, 32-33; his letter to the Archbishop, 35; excommunicated, 36; attacks the use of indulgences, 37; flees from Prague, 37; attempts made during his absence to assuage religious differences, 38; proceeds to Council of Constance, 41; imprisonment and death, 41; indignation among Bohemian nobles caused by, 41-42. Hus and Hieronymus, bells known as, 155-156. Hynek Krusina, Utraquist nobleman, 51, 57, 59. J Jerusalem, building erected on site of Benatky, 22. Jewish Colony of Prague, 8-9. Jewish quarter, Joseph's Town, 172. John Augusta, head of Bohemian Brethren, arrest and torture of, 99. John Kolda of Zampach, rises against Sigismund, 74. John of Carvajal, Papal envoy, 77-78; carries off the Compacts, 78. John of Luxemburg, becomes king, 15; his campaigns, invitation to knights of Europe, and death at Crecy, 15. John of Pomuk, or Nepomuk, conflict of, with Wenceslas, 26-29; death, 29. John of Sadlo, Utraquist noble, 65. John Rohác of Duba, cruelty of Sigismund to, 73-74. Joseph Tyl, composer, 136. K Karlov, the, built by Charles, 18. Kelley, Edward, at Prague, 104. Keppler, astronomer, guest of King Rudolph, 103. Konopist, treaty of, 66. Korybut, Prince Sigismund, chosen as ruler by Utraquist nobles, 66; his downfall, 67; returns to his own country, 68. Kraluv Dvor, King's Court, 167. Krok, or Crocus, Sovereign of Bohemia, 1. Kunstat Hr, war-cry, 79. Kutna Hora, decrees of, 35. L Ladislas, King of Naples, crusade against, 36-37. Ladislas Posthumus, crowned king, 81; premature death, 81. _League of the Lords_, 24. Lechler, Dr., quoted, 35. _Letter of Majesty_, 106. Levy Hradec, earliest building devoted to Christian worship, 5. Libussa, youngest daughter of Krok, description of by Cosmas of Prague, 1; her powers as a soothsayer, 2, 3; her choice of husband, 2; foundation of town ascribed to, 3. Lipan, great battle of, 69-70.