On August 29, 1619 was born Jean-Baptiste Colbert, a politician who has held several positions during King Louis XIV, including that of Controller General of Finance (1665-1683).
Because fiscal policy implemented, it managed to strengthen France's economic strength, so thanks to him, King Louis XIV became one of the most powerful monarchs.
He founded the royal factory mirrors replaced Venetian glass imports banned in 1672. Tododată developed upholstery industry and infrastructure. Jean-Baptiste Colbert founded the French merchant navy and dezoltat colonies. It issued 150 laws regelementau craft guilds. One of them aimed at improving quality of the water, so that when the authorities found in three different cases that a trader sails were unsatisfactory, he was linked in the public square of cloth attached to it. Colbert is the one who created and manorial system.
Despite its fiscal policies, France had problems because of excessive spending wars of the Sun King.
Jean-Baptiste Colbert died on September 6, 1683.
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