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  1. Markus Fugger (born Marx Fugger; 14 February 1529 – 18 June 1597) was a German politician and businessman of the Fugger family. He was the eldest son of Anton Fugger . He achieved several high offices - chamberlain to Archduke Ernest of Austria , Kammerpräsident, member of the kurbayrische ( Bavarian ) council, Pfleger ( reeve ...

  2. Markus (III.) Fugger (1529–1597), founder of the company Marx Fugger and brothers; Hans (III.) Fugger of Kirchheim and Glött (1531–1598) Markus (IV.) Fugger (1564–1614) Jakob (IV.) Fugger (1567–1626) Christoph Fugger (1566–1615) Carl Ernst Fugger (1559–1640) Otto Heinrich Fugger, Count of Kirchberg ("Ottheinrich") (1592 ...

  3. Homepage. History of the Fugger family since 1367. Sundial at St. Markus Church with a Fugger motto. 11 Images. Dates and facts. History of the Fugger family since 1367. 1367. The master weaver Hans Fugger moves from the village of Graben to Augsburg. Note in the Augsburg tax register: »fucker advenit«, »Fugger has arrived«. 1370.

  4. Freiherr Markus Fugger (Marx Fugger) von der Lilie (* 14. Februar 1529 in Augsburg ; † 18. Juni 1597 ebenda) war ein deutscher Handelsherr, Humanist, Kämmerer. kurbayerischer Rat und Stadtpfleger von Augsburg.

  5. Homepage. History. Experience the Fugger history at first hand. History. The Fugger family, who had lived in Augsburg since 1367, started out trading in woven goods and, over the course of three generations, became one of the imperial city's leading mercantile families.

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  6. Referências. Ligações externas. Jakob Fugger, o Rico[ 1] (em alemão: Jakob Fugger von der Lilie) ou ainda Jakob II, ( Augsburgo, 6 de março de 1459 - 30 de dezembro de 1525 ), foi o maior mercador, empresário e banqueiro da Europa. [ 2] . Nascido em Augsburgo, na Baviera, era descendente da família Fugger, de mercadores. [ 3] .

  7. Fugger (família) Brasão de armas da família Fugger. Os Fugger foram uma importante família germânica de banqueiros e mercadores, durante o período do Sacro Império Romano-Germânico, entre o final da Idade Média e o início da Idade Moderna, incluindo o Renascimento.