What did Gregory X regulate concerning future papal conclaves?
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In 1274, Pope Gregory X introduced significant regulations for papal conclaves, aimed at ensuring prompt and effective elections. He established strict rules regarding the participation and behavior of cardinals during the conclave, including their confinement in a secluded location until a new pope was chosen. Additionally, he introduced the two-thirds majority requirement for a candidate to be elected, a rule that remains in effect to this day.
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