Ilsung
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UnclaimedIlsung was the name of a patrician family from Augsburg, Germany, with branches that included the Ilsung auf dem Stein line and the Ilsung bei St. Johann, also known as Ilsung von Tratzberg.
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The Ilsung family was a patrician family from Augsburg, a major imperial city in the historical German lands. Augsburg's patrician families formed an influential urban elite whose wealth, civic offices, and social standing shaped the city's political and economic life. The available reference identifies Ilsung as a family rather than as a company, product mark, or modern institutional brand. The family developed at least two principal branches. The first was known as Ilsung auf dem Stein and ended in 1409. The second was called Ilsung bei St. Johann and was also known as Ilsung von Tratzberg. Unlike the Ilsung auf dem Stein branch, this line survived after 1409. The names appear to reflect the family's relationship to particular places, residences, or estates, consistent with naming practices among German patrician and noble families. One branch of the family rose to the rank of Freiherr. This elevation indicates that at least part of the family acquired recognized noble status beyond its earlier patrician standing, although the supplied material does not identify the relevant individual, the date of elevation, or the political circumstances involved. It also does not provide a detailed account of the family's activities in Augsburg, its relationships with other patrician houses, or its later descendants. The extinction of the Ilsung auf dem Stein line in 1409 is the clearest dated event in the available history. The continued existence of the Ilsung bei St. Johann or Ilsung von Tratzberg branch after that point distinguishes it from the extinct line, but the reference does not specify how long the surviving branch continued, whether it retained noble status, or when the family ceased to have a documented public presence. No evidence in the supplied material supports treating Ilsung as a present-day commercial enterprise. There are no documented products, services, advertising programs, corporate transactions, executives, or financial results. The subject is therefore best understood as a historical family entry. A fuller history would require consultation of German archival records, Augsburg civic histories, genealogical works, and heraldic sources.
- 1409
Extinction of the Ilsung auf dem Stein branch
[1]The Ilsung auf dem Stein branch is identified as having died out in 1409. The separate Ilsung bei St. Johann, or Ilsung von Tratzberg, branch survived beyond that date.
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Historic Augsburg patrician and noble family; not a documented contemporary commercial brand.
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