- A
kontor (also
Kontor; English: /kɒnˈtɔːr/) was a
major foreign trading post of the
Hanseatic League.: 127
Kontors were
legal entities established in...
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established a
network of
trading posts in
numerous towns and cities,
notably the
Kontors in
London (known as the Steelyard), Bruges, Bergen, and Novgorod, which...
- move the
kontor to
Antwerp in 1520. The Oosters****s,
completed about 1560, was
built for it.: 132 The
Kontor of
Bruges was, like the
other kontors, a legal...
- Look up
Kontor or
kontor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
kontor (also
Kontor) was a
major foreign trading post of the
Hanseatic League.
Kontor may also...
-
Kontor Records is a
record label based in Hamburg, Germany. The label's
artist roster includes ATB, Tiësto,
Armin van
Buuren and Scooter. Jens
Thele is...
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built on the site and
opened in 1866. The
Steelyard was, like the
other kontors, a
legal person established as a
merchant corporation (universitas mercatorum)...
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kontors'
regulations on
contact with
outsiders and its head, the alderman, had
greater and more
absolute authority than the
aldermen of
other kontors...
- in the city. In 1475, the
Hanseatic League set up a main
trading base (
kontor) of
England in London,
called the
Stalhof or Steelyard. It
remained until...
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founded around 1070
within the
boundaries of Tyskebryggen.
Around 1350 a
Kontor of the
Hanseatic League was
established there, and
Tyskebryggen became the...
- The Oosters****s (Dutch for
Eastern House) was a
kontor in
Antwerp as the
continuation of the
kontor in Bruges. Bruges' role in
trade declined in the second...
