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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.
- 10 June 1493, Augsburg, Holy Roman Empire
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- 14 September 1560 (aged 67), Augsburg, Holy Roman Empire
- Jakob Fugger (uncle)
Anton Fugger von der Lilie (* 10. Juni 1493 in Augsburg; † 14. September 1560 ebenda) war ein deutscher Kaufmann, Reichsgraf und Bankier . Zum Gedenken an den einflussreichen Kaufmann gab die Stadt Augsburg der 1997 fertiggestellten Lechbrücke den Namen Anton-Fugger-Brücke .
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.
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]
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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.
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.
Contents. Anton Fugger. German merchant. Learn about this topic in these articles: Fugger family. …Rich bequeathed to his nephew Anton Fugger, who had been destined for the succession since 1517, company assets totaling 2,032,652 guilders. The new chief, an ambitious and talented businessman, guided the company with a firm hand.
