Hanseatic merchants

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Hanseatic merchants were members of the medieval and early modern Hanseatic League, a powerful network of North German and Baltic traders who dominated commercial activity and maritime trade across Northern Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf merchant
social group
trading community
activeInPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
early modern period
activity finance
long-distance trade
maritime trade
shipping
wholesale trade
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
hadPrivilege extraterritorial rights
tax exemptions
trading privileges
influenced commercial practices in Northern Europe
maritime law
urban development in Northern Europe
maintainedKontor Kontor in Bergen NERFINISHED
Kontor in Bruges NERFINISHED
Peterhof in Novgorod NERFINISHED
Steelyard in London NERFINISHED
operatedInCity Bergen NERFINISHED
Bremen NERFINISHED
Bruges NERFINISHED
Gdańsk NERFINISHED
Hamburg NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
Lübeck NERFINISHED
Novgorod NERFINISHED
Riga NERFINISHED
Tallinn NERFINISHED
organizedIn guild
merchant association
partOf Hanseatic League NERFINISHED
peakActivityCentury 14th century
15th century
primaryLanguage Middle Low German NERFINISHED
region Baltic Sea region NERFINISHED
North Sea region NERFINISHED
Northern Europe
tradedIn beer
cloth
fish
furs
grain
salt
timber
wax
usedCurrency silver coinage
usedShipType cog
hulk

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Hanseatic law appliesTo Hanseatic merchants
Pomorye historicalTradePartner Hanseatic merchants
Hanseatic Diet relatedTo Hanseatic merchants