How long did the hens revolt last?

The Hens' Revolt, also known as the Hens' Rebellion, occurred in 1770 and lasted for about a week. It involved a group of farmers in the region of Odenwald, Germany, who protested against increased taxes and poor working conditions. The revolt was characterized by the farmers' refusal to sell their eggs and chickens, which they used as leverage against the authorities. Ultimately, the uprising was suppressed, but it highlighted the tensions between rural communities and local governments.