 At the end of the war, the population thus faced both a postwar depression and a high inflation, combined with high taxes.This financial crisis led to a series of tax revolts in several cantons of the Confederacy, for instance 1629–36 in Lucerne, 1641 in Bern, or 1645/46 in Zürich.The uprising in 1653 continued this series, but would take the conflict to an unprecedented level.