Jakub Wejher

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Jakub Wejher was a 17th-century Polish nobleman, military commander, and statesman best known as the founder of the town of Wejherowo in northern Poland.

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Jakub Wejher canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Polish nobleman
founder of city
military commander
statesman
centuryOfActivity 17th century
commemoratedBy monuments in Wejherowo
countryOfCitizenship Poland
familyName Wejher
founded Wejherowo
givenName Jakub
hasHeritage Polish
hasPlaceNamedAfter Wejherowo
influenced urban development of Kashubia
knownFor founding the town of Wejherowo
languageOfWorkOrName Polish
memberOf Polish–Lithuanian nobility
linked to: Polish nobility
militaryRank colonel
nobleFamily Wejher family
nobleTitle szlachcic
notableWork development of Wejherowo as an urban center
participatedIn military campaigns of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
partOf history of Pomerania
history of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
positionHeld castellan
voivode
regionOfActivity Royal Prussia
northern Poland
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Wejherowo
sexOrGender male
socialClass Polish szlachta

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Wejherowo foundedBy Jakub Wejher
Wejherowo Calvary foundedBy Jakub Wejher
Jakub Wejher monument dedicatedTo Jakub Wejher
Jakub Wejher monument hasSubject Jakub Wejher