Edict of toleration

• 1782 Edict of Tolerance
• Act of Toleration 1689
• Alfred Rosenberg
• Anglicanism
• Babylon
• British North American colonies
• Büdingen
• Catherine II
• Catherine de' Medici
• Charles IX of France
• Chinese Rites controversy
• Chinese Rites controversy
• Compacts of Basel
• Concordat of Bologna
• Constantine I
• Council of Basle
• Crown of Bohemia
• Cyrus Cylinder
• Cyrus the Great
• Diocletian
• Duchies of Silesia
• Eastern Hungarian Kingdom
• Edict of Fontainebleau
• Edict of Milan
• Edict of Nantes
• Edict of Potsdam
• Edict of Saint-Germain
• Edict of Toleration (Hawaii)
• Edict of Toleration 1844
• Edict of Toleration by Galerius
• Edict of Torda
• Edict of Versailles
• Electorate of Brandenburg
• Electorate of Trier
• England
• English Catholics
• Ernst Casimir
• First Amendment to the United States Constitution
• First partition of Poland
• Frederick William IV
• Freedom of religion
• Freedom of religion in the United States
• French Wars of Religion
• Friedrich Wilhelm III
• Germany
• Glorious Revolution
• Habsburg lands
• Henry IV of France
• Holy Land
• Holy Roman Emperor
• Huguenots
• Hussites
• Imperium Romanum
• Jews
• John II Sigismund Zápolya
• Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor
• Julian (emperor)
• Julian the Apostate
• Kamehameha III
• Kangxi Emperor
• King of France
• Kingdom of Bohemia
• Kingdom of Prussia
• Letter of Majesty
• Licinius
• Louis XIV
• Louis XVI
• Marduk
• Maryland Toleration Act
• Nicholas II
• Parliament
• Patent of Toleration
• Persia
• Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
• Protestants
• Province of Maryland
• Qing Dynasty
• Reichskommissariat Ostland
• Roman Catholic Church
• Roman Catholics
• Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor
• Russian Empire
• Russian Orthodox Church
• Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor
• Tatars
• Union of Utrecht
• Unitarian Church of Transylvania
• United States Bill of Rights
• United States Constitution
• Warsaw Confederation
• freedom of conscience
• hate speech
• regent
• religion
• religious disaffiliation