In 1555 the Emperor Ferdinand I appointed him a member of the imperial council.

In turn, Emperor Ferdinand promised Hungary a constitution, an elected parliament, and the end of censorship.

In 1560 he was sent as papal legate to Emperor Ferdinand.

In the year 1552 Emperor Ferdinand visited him as a private person and brought him news from Valladolid.

Moses' father is a financial adviser to Emperor Ferdinand in Vienna.

Emperor Ferdinand and his chief advisor called out the troops to crush the demonstration.

Emperor Ferdinand I hopes that a new polyphonic Mass can be written which will appease his fears.

The Bohemian army was no match for the Emperor Ferdinand's troops.

The marriage was only accepted by Emperor Ferdinand I in 1559 under the condition of secrecy.

He appealed to Emperor Ferdinand for mercy in 1624 and was allowed to return to his principality, where he died six years later.