In the history of the Czech lands, in which year did Emperor Rudolf II move his permanent imperial residence and court from Vienna to Prague Castle?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. 1583
- Step 1: Rudolf II transferred the imperial capital to Prague in 1583, turning the city into a world-famous renaissance centre of arts, astrology, alchemy, and science (Kepler, Brahe). Answer: 1583. Why not the others: 1564, 1609 and 1618 do not fit this historical event or period.
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