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Nikolaus Krell (c. 1551 – 9 October 1601), chancellor of the elector of Saxony, was born at Leipzig, and educated at the university of his native town.
Krell: Nicolaus K, kursächsischer Kanzler unter Christian I. Er wurde geboren um das Jahr 1551 zu Leipzig, wo sein Vater als Rathsherr und Rechtsgelehrter wirkte. Gleich diesem widmete er sich den juristischen Studien.
Nikolaus Krell (c. 1551 - 9 de octubre de 1601), canciller del elector de Sajonia, nació en Leipzig y se educó en la universidad de su ciudad natal. Hacia 1580 entró al servicio de Cristián I, el hijo mayor de Augusto I, elector de Sajonia, y cuando Cristián sucedió a su padre como elector en 1586, se convirtió en su consejero más ...
Nikolaus Krell, zeitgenössisch auch Nicolaus Crell, (* um 1550 in Leipzig; † 9. Oktober 1601 in Dresden) war ab 1589 der calvinistische Kanzler des Kurfürsten Christian I. von Sachsen .
The severed head of Nikolaus Krell, a crypto-Calvinist and advisor to a Lutheran elector of Saxony, introduces a discussion of confessionalism while the adventures of Jesuit missionaries in Quebec foreground an assessment of Catholic expansion in New France.
1 de feb. de 2011 · Nikolaus Krell, former Chancellor of Saxony, is executed after a six-year trial. As Chancellor, he had pursued pro-Calvinist policies and a foreign policy that turned away from loyalty to the Habsburgs, instead acting in concert with John Casimir, Henry IV of France and Elizabeth I of England.
KRELL (CRELL), NIKOLAU Saxon statesman and religious reformer; b. in Leipsic c. 1550; beheaded at Dresden Oct. 9, 1601. He was the son of the jurist Wolfgang Krell, and studied at the Royal School at Grimma and at the University of Leipsic (B.A., 1572; M.A., 1575), concluding his education with a journey to Switzerland and France.
