Hugnout

Huguenots are ethnic-religious groups who were members of the Protestant Reform Church of France during the 16th-17th century.

From the point of view of derivation, probably a German word related to Eidgenossen, in Geneva, in 16th century, a distorted form of Eigenoscen i.e. Eiguenots was prevalent, which resembles the Geo. After 1560 AD, the term "Hugh Gino" was originally meant only for Protestant religious figures of France.

Religiously, Calvin has had a profound influence on the Protestants of France, but Hugh Gano was also a political party, which became the most influential money by spreading across France under the leadership of Espada de Colligarni. On August 24, 1572, De Colgini was murdered with many other Hugh Gino leaders (this event is known as Messeer ov Saint Bartholomew), but this did not end the Protestant movement and the struggle continued.

In 1598 AD, the result of the Nantes's decree resulted in religious freedom. At that time there were 12% Protestants in France. In the year 1685 AD, King Louis Xi rejected Nanat's decree and denied Hugh Gun people civil rights. These large numbers became migrants in Protestant countries such as Holland. Those who lived in France were subjected to a lot of torture, they often hid in the countryside. In 1787 AD, they were given civil rights again. Nowadays, two percent of people in France are Protestant, 5/8 of which are Calvinists and 3/8 Luthor.

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