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L\u00fcbeck gold guilders from 1341; Avert: Florence-Libic; Revers: s.ioha – nnes.b. The exact birth dates of Tidemann von G\u00fcstrow are not known. It is documented in L\u00fcbeck himself and in Mecklenburg and in Sweden for the period from 1334 to 1350. He was the son of the L\u00fcbeck councilor Johann von G\u00fcstrow . [first] Tidemann von G\u00fcstrow represented the city in 1336 and 1344 as an envoy with King Magnus II of Sweden. The city of L\u00fcbeck had succeeded in persuading Emperor Ludwig IV. With the Landshut certificate of March 25, 1340, L\u00fcbeck was the first city north of the Alps to embark on a guilder according to Florentine. In 1341, Tidemann from G\u00fcstrow was Messenger L\u00fcbeck in Flanders. There he campaigned the mint master Johannes Salenbem for the embossing of the L\u00fcbeck gold guild and was together with the councilor Tidemann von Alen [2] Coin lord. By 1342, 30,000 gold guilders (with a raw weight of 3.53 g) were characterized by the L\u00fcbeck coin. 1346 he was authorized by the Council, the cleric Albert von Cleye to have it followed. In 1347 he was appointed mayor in the city council. As the mayor, he left Domvikar in the same year Helmicum thymmonis write down the L\u00fcbische Law, the one in this version Tidemann Gustrowscher Codex is called. [3] In terms of content, it corresponds to the Bardewik Codex from 1294. He was documented by real estate in Hinter-Wendorf near Wismar, where he acquired the Bede from the Duke of Mecklenburg in 1350, and on the island of Poel. In Sweden, he gave away land in the Archdiocese of Uppsala in 1347 together with the heirs of his father -in -law. In the L\u00fcbeck Marienkirche, he donated two vicaria with his son -in -law. He was married to Adelheid von Geismar , the daughter of Stockholm councilor moved to L\u00fcbeck Johann’s lust And lived in Breite Strasse 45, which his wife had brought into marriage. This was in the first marriage with the merchant Johann Pleskow were married. He donated a chapel in the Katharinenkirche, which his widow further equipped in 1353. [4] Ahasver von Brandt: Tidemann von G\u00fcstrow. In: New German biography (Ndb). Volume 7, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1966, ISBN 3-428-00188-5, p. 290 ( Digitized ). Georg Wilhelm Dittmer: Genealogical and Biographical News about L\u00fcbeck Families from older times , DINMER, 1859, p. 38 ( Digitized ) E. F. Felling: L\u00fcbeckische Council line from the beginning of the city to the present. M. Schmidt-R\u00f6mhild, L\u00fcbeck 1925, No. 344 ( Publications on the history of the Free and Hanseatic City of L\u00fcbeck. Bd. 7, H. 1, ZDB-ID 520795-2 ). Antjekathrin Gra\u00dfmann: L\u00fcbeckian history. 2. revised edition. Schmidt-R\u00f6mhild, L\u00fcbeck 1989, ISBN 3-7950-3203-2, pp. 326\u2013328. Rolf Hammel-Kiesow with the collaboration of Dieter Dummler and Michael North: Silver, gold and Hanshandel. L\u00fcbeck’s money history and the large treasure of coin from 1533\/37. Schmidt-R\u00f6mhild, L\u00fcbeck 2003, ISBN 3-7950-1254-6. Wilhelm Mantels: Mr. Thidemann von G\u00fcstrow, Mayor of the City of L\u00fcbeck in the fourteenth century. see n., L\u00fcbeck 1858, With Google Books . \u2191  L\u00fcbeckische Council line No. 293  \u2191  L\u00fcbeckische Council line No. 334  \u2191  Archive of the Hanseatic City of L\u00fcbeck, ms. 735 and Marburg repertory  \u2191  Probably the chapel S3, chapel of the von G\u00fcstrow family or the Wullenpunt (?) , Antje Grewolls: The chapels of the North German churches in the Middle Ages: architecture and function. 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