Editing Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor (section)

===Religious policies===
As a devout Catholic, emperor Charles supported the reestablishment of [[Roman Catholic]] ecclesiastical structures in various regions that were liberated from the Ottoman rule and incorporated into the Habsburg Monarchy by the [[Treaty of Passarowitz]] (1718).{{sfn|Mitrović|2011|p=209–217}} In the same time, several questions related to the rights and liberties of other [[Christian denominations]] were regulated. In the [[Kingdom of Hungary]], significant portion of both nobility and people belonged to the [[Reformed Church in Hungary|Reformed Church]] (Calvinists), while eastern and southern regions were also inhabited by [[Eastern Orthodox Christians]], mainly [[Habsburg Serbs|Serbs]] and [[Romanians]]. On several occasions, emperor Charles issued confirmations of old privileges that were granted to Eastern Orthodox subjects by previous Habsburg monarchs (emperors Leopold I and Joseph I), and in 1732 an official collection of those documents was published.{{sfn|Bocşan|2015|p=243–258}}{{sfn|Točanac-Radović|2018|p=155–167}}