Friedrich IV of the Palatinate

Friedrich IV of the Palatinate (1542–1609) was a German nobleman and ruler of the Palatinate, a region in present-day Germany. He was a member of the Wittelsbach family and a Calvinist, influencing religious events of his time. Friedrich IV supported the Protestant Reformation and was involved in the political conflicts following the Peace of Augsburg. His leadership helped shape the religious landscape of the region during a period of significant upheaval in Europe. Despite political challenges, he is remembered for his dedication to Pietism and promoting religious reform within his territory.