The Coffee uprising unveiled the Storm of the European Revolution

The coffee ban in Pyle, West Farr, Germany, was not well implemented, and everyone drank coffee as usual, until one day the Duke suddenly announced a strengthened decree, banned import permits, and all shops and cafes that stocked coffee were closed down. Some citizens who continued to drink coffee "without remorse" were detained and sentenced to heavy fines, and those who illegally sold coffee were sentenced to four years in prison even if they were under 50 pounds!

This aroused public anger, especially the so-called "third class" of the general public is more intolerable, in a number of charismatic businessmen organized, a city-wide "coffee revolution" finally broke out.

At night, the market is brightly lit, coffee stalls line up to attract customers, people drink coffee for free, regardless, the high duke becomes the object of discussion and ridicule in the market.

When the duke heard of this the next day, he was furious and rushed into the city to eliminate the rebellious citizens. As a result, there was no one in the market, the citizens had already returned home, and the army that entered the city became a laughing stock for the citizens who stood at the door and watched the excitement.

The Duke had to swallow the bitter fruit secretly after the coffee uprising, and the coffee ban, which had caused so much anger, had become a dead letter. He dared not continue to provoke his people.

In fact, this "coffee uprising" has already begun to show the clues of enlightenment thought, and the political maturity of the urban bourgeoisie laid an important foundation for the Great Revolution soon after.