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Persoonlijke gegevens Daniel von Büren 

• Hij is geboren rond 1548.
• Beroep: Councilman and mayor of Bremen.
• (deceased) .
• Hij is overleden op 4 april 1541.
• Een kind van Hermann von Büren en Gretje Brand
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 13 maart 2018.

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Kind(eren):

1. Beke von Büren  1525-1607 

Notities over Daniel von Büren

Von Büren studied at the University of Rostock. On December 4, 1486 he was elected to the Bremen Council and 1500 to the mayor, an office he held38 years long. In 1503 he opposed the indulgences that Cardinal Raimund Peraudi carried out on behalf of the Pope in the city, and reached that partof the almost 7,000 guilders that he had collected, remained in Bremen. He was 1506 and 1507 Ratssendebote Hansetag in Lübeck. On the Hanseatic Leagueof Bremen in 1514, he was recognized at the expiration of the Imperial Peace between the Dutch and the Wendish cities in the negotiation of both sidesas a word-leading arbitrator. Under his administration strengthened Bremen 1512-1514 the fortifications of the city massively, a measure that provedin 1547 - in the Schmalkaldic War - in the double futile siege of Bremen by imperial troops as very valuable.
In 1522 von Büren gave his approval to the fact that the reformer Heinrich von Zütphen could preach at the St. Ansgarii Church, which brought Bremeninto conflict with the Catholic Church and the Kaiser. In the course of the clashes with the anti-Reformation Archbishop Christoph, the council in1523 demolished the St. Paul monastery in front of the Ostertor, as this was near the city wall on a dune and possible attackers could serve as afortified base. On the Hanseatic day in 1530 he argued with Hamburg about the grain ride on the Elbe: Bremen must now be right in front of the Emperor.Daniel von Büren was married four times and had four sons and seven daughters. His son Daniel von Büren the Younger was also mayor and is consideredthe most important Bremen statesman of the 16th century. Bueren studied at the University of Rostock. On 4 December 1486 he was elected to the Councilof Bremen and 1500 to the Mayor, a posthe hero for 38 years. In 1503 he opposed the sale of indulgences, which Cardinal Raymond Peraudi conductedin the city on behalf of the Pope, and reached that part of the nearly 7000 florins, which had been collected, remained in Bremen. He was 1506 and1507 emissary of council Hansa Convention in Luebeck. On the Hansa Convention in Bremen 1514 he was recognized after the Imperial Peace between theDutch and the Wendish Towns in the negotiation of both sides as word leading arbitrator. Under his administration increased Bremen 1512-1514 the fortificationsof the city massively, a measure that 1547 - during the Smalcald War - which was at twice the unsuccessful siege of Bremen by imperial troops as veryvaluable. In 1522, Bueren gave his permission to the reformer Henry of Zuetphen, which was ready to be preached at St. Ansgarii Church, which broughtBremen into conflict with the Catholic Church and the Emperor. In the course of the conflict with the reformation-hostile Archbishop Christoph 1523the Council had torn down the St. Paul Monastery in front of the east gate, because this was close to the ramparts on a dune and possible attacksas a fortified base could serve , On the Hansa Convention 1530 he was carrying the quarrel with Hamburg because of the grain on the river Elbe: Bremenwould now have to its right before the emperor. Daniel von Bueren was married four times and had seven sons and seven daughters. His son Daniel vonBueren the Younger was so mayor and is considered the most important Bremen stateman of the 16th century.

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