In the 15th century, economic anarchy prevailed throughout Europe. Many people from neighboring areas rushed to the city in search of help or shelter from churches. Those people witnessed that when the ordinary subjects were suffering from pain, the pope and high-level pilgrims lived a comfortable life in the city with the money they earned from religious fans. Christians gave up all the hopes that they could receive from churches or religious leaders and the changes.
or stood in favor of reform. In the late 15th century, Roman Catholic Gijana serves a 10th of the 10th as tax from his income from every Christian. Moreover, the priests. He collected a lot of money from his fans as a religious function, charity and gifts.
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