Who is the head of the Lutheran Church?

During the 17-18 centuries, the Protestant faith arose in society. The trend towards new views appeared for the first time after the theses of Martin Luther. The main idea of Lutheranism was to abandon many church rituals that aroused suspicion among the parishioners of the ordinary Catholic Church. This expressed a certain protest of believers against the unrighteousness of the clergy. The prince was considered the head of the Lutheran church. All rituals were simplified and cleared of unnecessary actions, there was a change in the consciousness of people.