Between the Croatlo-Slovenlan and the Second Slovene Peasant Rebellion, In the period from 1573 to 1635, there has been a great many rebels' complaints and minor peasant uprisings. Never ceasing outbreaks of discontented peasantry are of paramount importance in the Slovene history as the witnesses of a never dying revolutionary movement; they are important also as the undermining forces of the feudal system. The noble thought of rising against the landholding aristocracy, the organlzaton of rebels' army not only within a single domain, and the capacity of conquering In so short a time as many castles and other demesnes as never before, the multitude of rebellious peasants all over the land, — all this affirm the Second Slovene Peasant Rebellion in 1635 as the culmination of the Slovene peasant uprising.