God's House League
The God's House League grew from an alliance of communities around Chur in the Alpine valleys of what is now Switzerland. In 1367 delegates from the cathedral, the valleys and Chur met to resist the indebted bishop's plans and limit his power.
In 1409 they established a permanent council and appointed an officer to oversee the bishop. The league joined the Grey League and the League of the Ten Jurisdictions in 1471, forming the Three Leagues; the Ilanz Articles of 1524–1526 ended the bishop's remaining political authority.