Source Word
Blanchardism
Noun
historical
uncountable
(Christianity,
historical)
A
Catholic
schism
that
emerged
in
the
early
19th
century
among
exiled
French
clergy
who,
having
fled
to
England
after
the
French
Revolution,
opposed
the
Concordat
of
1801,
an
agreement
between
Napoleon
Bonaparte
and
Pope
Pius
VII
that
sought
national
reconciliation
between
the
revolutionaries
and
the
Church.
Japanese Meaning
ブランチャルディズムとは、フランス革命後に亡命し英国へ避難したフランス人聖職者たちによって、1801年にナポレオン・ボナパルトとローマ教皇ピウス7世との間で締結されたコンコルダートに反対する形で起こった、カトリック教会内部の分裂運動を指す。
Sense（1）
(Christianity,
historical)
A
Catholic
schism
that
emerged
in
the
early
19th
century
among
exiled
French
clergy
who,
having
fled
to
England
after
the
French
Revolution,
opposed
the
Concordat
of
1801,
an
agreement
between
Napoleon
Bonaparte
and
Pope
Pius
VII
that
sought
national
reconciliation
between
the
revolutionaries
and
the
Church.
