After the death of Louie II, the Kingdom of Bohemia needed a new king, of which Ferdinand I took up the mantle. As the King of Bohemia, he inherited many issues surrounding the kingdom, including the encroaching Ottoman Empire, the political tug of war between the Bohemian diet members, and the religious strife between Protestants and Catholics. During his time, Ferdinand I delicately wielded his influence and power as the King of Bohemia, eventually becoming the Holy Roman Emperor.
History of the Czech National Theatre
The Czech Republic National Theatre serves as a reminder of the strength, persistence, and culture of its people and their history. It is remembered and held as a national symbol of the Czech Renaissance, its importance in the arts, and the unification of the people towards one goal, regardless of other factors. This theatre has had a long and fascinating history that continues today.