Louis, succeeds Vladislav as King, 88; killed in battle, 89. M Magister Pribram, leader of moderate party, 67. Malá Strana, 4, 22; fortified, 8; attacked by Hussites, 44; town hall of, destroyed by Royalists, 44; stormed by Wallenstein, 128; seized by General Königsmark, 131. Manifesto of Praguers after battle of Vysehrad, 60. Maria Theresa crowned at Prague, 132. Market-place, 168. Martini, Royal councillor, thrown from window, 110-113. Matthias, his perfidy towards King Rudolph, 104-105; succeeds Rudolph, 107; death, 113. Maximilian, succeeds Ferdinand I. as King, 99; his concessions to the Protestants, 100; death, 103. Milic, forerunner of Hus, his preaching, etc., 20-22. Mlada, Princess, convent built by, 194. Monasteries--Mount Sion or Strahov, 156-157. " Capuchin, 159-160. " Emaus, 160-161. Monstrelet, quoted, 52. Morley, Mr. John, quoted, 53. Mühlberg, defeat of Protestants at, 96. N Nicholas of Pelhrimov, Bohemian envoy, 68. O Orebites, 57. Ottokar II., King, 7-8; his departure on last campaign, 11-12; news of his death, 12. P Palaces--Nostic, 140. " Kinsky, 140. " Count Clam Gallas, 140-141. " Royal Castle of Hradcany Hill, history of, 142-144; description of, as it stands, 144-147. " Waldstem, 148. " Morzin, 148. " Schwarzenberg, 148. " Counts Oswald and Francis Thurn, 148. Palacky, quoted, 5, 6, 18, 23, 26, 55, 70, 87. Papal Schism, reform movement brought to a crisis by, 36-37. Pappenheim, General, tomb of, 156. Pasek and Hlavsa dispute supremacy at Prague, 86-87, 88. Peter Payne, leader of advanced party, 67-68. Podebrad, George, head of national party, 75, 76; takes possession of town, 77; governor of Prague, 78; crowned King, 82; reign and death, 83. Poric Street, houses formerly on site of, 4. Prague, origin of name, 3; ancient record of foundation, 3; uncertain date of same, 4; Bishopric of, 5; becomes an Archbishopric, 6, 16; elements composing population of, 6, 7; new town founded, 6; old town enclosed, 7; fortifications, 8; new city founded, 15; special privileges enjoyed by, 16; University founded, 16; division of town in time of Charles I., 22; besieged, 25; constitution of after the battle of Vysehrad, 63; besieged during war of Austrian Succession, 132; stormed by Frederick the Great, 133; battle of Prague, 134; occupied by Prussians, 138. Praguers, as distinguished from Romanists and Taborites, 63; civil war with Taborites, 66. Prasná Brana (Powder Tower), 7, 167. Premysl, husband of Lubissa, 2, 3. Premyslide dynasty, extinction of, 12-15. Prokop the Great, leader of Taborites, 69. _Protestatio Bohemorum_, 41-42. Ptacek, head of national party, 77. R