Hungarian Protestantism primarily refers to the presence and influence of Protestant denominations in Hungary, particularly the Reformed Church and the Lutheran Church. These groups emerged during the Reformation in the 16th century, when many Hungarians began to adopt Protestant beliefs, leading to significant religious and cultural changes in the region. Today, Hungarian Protestantism plays a vital role in the country's religious landscape, with a notable percentage of the population identifying as Protestant. The movement has contributed to various social and educational initiatives, reflecting its ongoing impact on Hungarian society and culture.