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Maklumat Torda (bahasa Hungaria: tordai ediktum) adalah sebuah maklumat yang memberi wewenang kepada masyarakat setempat di Kerajaan Hungaria Timur pada masa János Sigismund Zápolya untuk memilih pengkhotbah mereka sendiri. Delegasi dari Tiga Bangsa Transylvania – para bangsawan Hungaria, Sachsen Transvania, dan Székely – menetapkan maklumat ini di Torda (sekarang Turda di Rumania) pada tanggal 28 Januari 1568 atas permintaan pengkhotbah istana János yang beraliran Anti-Tritunggal, Ferenc Dávid. Meskipun tidak mengakui hak kebebasan beragama individu, maklumat ini masih menjadi tindakan toleransi beragama.
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