Radical political-religious movement of the Husita Reformation of Bohemia (in the present Czech Republic) in the fifteenth century, originating in the city of Tabor, name they took from the passage of the synoptics that speaks of the transfiguration of Christ on Mount Tabor. They abolished private property and rejected any religious hierarchy. In the early sixteenth century they created the Unitas Fratrum, the base church of the later Brotherhood of Moravia.
