1528 Казнь протестантского мученика Патрика Гамильтона в Сент-Эндрюсе.
Второй Шпейерский сейм, составление Протестации, что породило название «протестант». Марбургский диспут: Лютер и Цвингли обсуждают вопрос присутствия Христа в таинстве причастия, но не могут прийти к соглашению.
1530 Аугсбургское исповедание представлено Карлу V на рейхстаге в Аугсбурге.
1533 Образование Шмалькальденского союза. Ульрих Цвингли погибает в сражении при Каппель-на-Альбисе.
1534 Брак Генриха VIII и Екатерины Арагонской против воли папы объявлен недействительным.
1535 Акт о супрематии: Генрих VIII провозглашен верховным главой церкви Англии. Игнатий де Лойола основывает орден иезуитов. Ганс Люфт печатает первое издание полной Библии Лютера на немецком языке.
1536 Бывший лорд-канцлер Томас Мор обвинен в измене за отказ дать клятву, признающую верховенство короля (Oath of Supremacy), и казнен по приказу Генриха VIII.
1537 Жан Кальвин публикует первое издание «Наставления в христианской вере». Казнь Уильяма Тиндейла в Антверпене. Роспуск небольших монастырей в Англии.
1540 Мученичество лютеранина Роберта Барнса в Англии. Общество Иисуса (орден иезуитов) утверждено папой.
1541 Коллоквиум в Регенсбурге: попытка достичь соглашения между Римом и лютеранами по вопросу оправдания.
1545 Первое заседание Тридентского Собора.
1546 Смерть Лютера в Айслебене. Похоронен в Замковой церкви в Виттенберге.
1547 Разгром Шмалькальденского союза Карлом V в битве при Мюльберге.
1548 Опубликован Аугсбургское постановление Карла V.
1552 Смерть Катарины фон Бора в Торгау.
1555 Аугсбургский мир: лютеранство признано официальной религией в границах Священной Римской империи с использованием принципа regio, eius religio, или «чья страна, того и вера».
1563 Заключительное заседание Тридентского Собора.
1566 Иконоборческое восстание в Бельгии, Нидерландах и Люксембурге.
1572 Резня протестантов-гугенотов во Франции в канун дня Святого Варфоломея.
1598 Нантский эдикт дарует свободу вероисповедания французским гугенотам.
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