Talk:List of Carthusian monasteries
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No Carthusians in Austria
editNone of the three charterhouses in Austria is home to Carthusian monks any more. All three were secularized in the 1780s by Emperor Joseph II, according to his policy that monks must contribute to society or leave the country. This is mentioned in the articles on the respective charterhouse. The charterhouses are beautifully renovated monuments now, but the Carthusians have not come back. --Curryfranke (talk) 12:08, 16 October 2023 (UTC)