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Jacobo Kettler (en alemán: Jakob von Kettler; en letón: Jēkabs Ketlers; Kuldīga, 28 de octubre de 1610 - Mitau, 1 de enero de 1682) fue el tercer duque de Curlandia y Semigalia, entre 1642 y 1682. Durante su gobierno, el ducado alcanzó su máximo nivel de riqueza y estableció colonias en América y África. Biografía. Jacobo Kettler.
Jacob Kettler (German: Jakob von Kettler, Latvian: Hercogs Jēkabs Ketlers; 28 October 1610 – 1 January 1682) was a Baltic German Duke of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia (1642–1682).
Jacobo Kettler fue el tercer duque de Curlandia y Semigalia, entre 1642 y 1682. Durante su gobierno, el ducado alcanzó su máximo nivel de riqueza y estableció colonias en América y África.
Under Duke Jacob Kettler (ruled 1642-1682), a Baltic German, it established one of the largest merchant fleets in Europe, with its main harbours in Windau (today's Ventspils), and Libau (today's Liepāja). During his travels to Western Europe, Duke Jacob became an eager proponent of mercantilism.
Jakob Kettler, Herzog von Kurland (* 28. Oktober 1610 in Goldingen in Kurland; † 1. Januar 1682 in Mitau) war Herzog von Kurland . Herzog Jakob war ein Enkel des letzten Deutschordensmeisters Gotthard Kettler. Er zeichnete sich durch eine überaus kluge und effektive Wirtschaftspolitik aus.
Jacob Kettler was a Baltic German Duke of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia (1642–1682). Under his rule, Courland and Semigallia became more independent of its Polish suzerain, reached its peak in wealth, and even engaged in its own overseas colonization, making it one of the smallest, but fastest growing states in the world at that time.
[2] [3] A reason for King Charles wanting Robert Douglas in Livonia was the need to deal with Courland. the Duke of Courland, Jacob Kettler, was an efficient entrepreneur who had managed to establish colonies and tried to stay neutral in the war between Sweden and Poland–Lithuania, assembling an army of 14,000 troops in order to make its neighbo...
