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Anton Fugger (10 June 1493 – 14 September 1560) was a German merchant and member of the Fugger family. He was a nephew of Jakob Fugger . Biography. Anton was the third and youngest son of George Fugger and Regina Imhof. He was born in Augsburg on 10 June 1493.
Jakob Fugger morreu em 1525 sendo considerado na altura um humanista e benfeitor. O herdeiro da sua fortuna foi o seu sobrinho Anton Fugger, em 1526, que manteve negócios com a Casa de Habsburgo e interferiu na eleição de Fernando I. Foi durante a gestão de Anton que a fortuna dos Fugger atingiu um nível mais elevado.
Jakob's successor was his nephew Anton Fugger, son of his elder brother Georg. Anton was born in 1493, married Anna Rehlinger, and died in 1560. In 1525, the Fuggers were granted the revenues from the Spanish orders of knighthood together with the profits from mercury and silver mines. [13]
Under his successor, Anton, the firm's operations began to move increasingly to Spain. The firm ceased its activities there in 1650. With profits from commerce, three generations of Fuggers acquired extensive properties and estates. Beginning with Anton Fugger, these became the family's new economic and social foundation.
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Anton wurde als dritter und jüngster Sohn von Georg Fugger und seiner Frau Regina Imhof 1493 in Augsburg geboren. 1525 übernahm er das Handelsimperium der Fugger von seinem kinderlosen Onkel, Jakob „dem Reichen“, zusammen mit seinem Bruder Raymundund seinem Cousin Hieronimus. Anton Fugger war neben Jakob Fugger das bedeutendste Mitglied dieser Fami...
Aus der Ehe mit Anna Rehlinger gingen folgende Söhne und Töchter hervor: 1. Marx (Markus)(1529–1597) ⚭ Gräfin Sibylla von Eberstein (1531–1589) 2. Anna (1530–1549) 3. Hans (Johannes)(1531–1598) ⚭ Elisabeth Freiin Notthafft von Weißenstein 4. Catharina (1532–1585) ⚭ Jakob Graf von Montfort 5. Jeronimus (1533–1573) 6. Regina (1537–1584) ⚭ Wolfgang Di...
Johannes Burkhardt (Hrsg.): Anton Fugger. Anton H. Konrad Verlag, Weißenhorn 1994, ISBN 3-87437-363-0Franz Herre: Die Fugger in ihrer Zeit. 12. Auflage. Wißner-Verlag, Augsburg 2005, ISBN 3-89639-490-8Martin Kluger: Die Fugger. Die deutschen Medici in Augsburg und im bayerischen Schwaben. 1. Auflage. context Medien und Verlag, Augsburg 2006, ISBN 978-3-939645-00-9. (Neuauflage mit etwas veränder...Günter Ogger: Kauf dir einen Kaiser. Die Geschichte der Fugger. 17. Auflage. Droemer Knaur, München 1995, ISBN 3-426-03613-4Literatur von und über Anton Fugger im Katalog der Deutschen NationalbibliothekMarkus Dichmann (Moderator): Anton Fugger. In: Deutschlandfunk Nova. 1. Juni 2018;abgerufen am 19. Dezember 2019.Georg von Logau (Hrsg.): Poëtae tres egregii nunc primum in lucem editi. Gratii […] de venatione Lib. I. P. Ovidii Nasonis Halieuticôn liber acephalus. M. Aurelii Olympii Nemesiani Cynegeticôn Li...Heinrich Grimm: Neue Beiträge zur „Fisch-Literatur“ des XV. bis XVII. Jahrhunderts und über deren Drucker und Buchführer. In: Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel – Frankfurter Ausgabe. Nr. 8...Anton Fugger gives up his share in Spanish commerce and plans the dissolution of the firm. 1550 In his will, Anton Fugger tells his sons to travel and study foreign languages so that they might find »honourable positions« in the imperial or royal courts.
After his death in 1525, Jakob Fugger's nephew and successor Anton moved more of the firm's business to Spain and invested in the purchase of lands and manorial estates. In the following decades, Anton's forward-looking business practices ensured the firm's economic viability.
