Frederick II the large – a freelour

fragments and portraits generated with AI come from the book “100 Masons Who Changed the World“

People surrendered to the rulers to guarantee their legal order. This is the real origin of sovereignty. These rulers were the first servants of the state.

Frederick II the Great

Frederick II the large (1712-1786), king of Prussia from 1740 to 1786, made a crucial contribution to the past of the planet through his reforms and actions internationally. Under his regulation Prussia became 1 of the most powerful European states. His main achievements were: — interior reforms: Frederick the large introduced many interior reforms that improved and modernised the state and economical administration. In particular, it has established a fresh judicial and administrative strategy that has ensured a more equitable and effective judicial system. — Enlightened Governments: Frederick the large was a proponent of Enlightenment and his governments were dominated by the doctrine of this movement. It has introduced many educational and cultural reforms that have increased cognition and culture in the country. — Military activity: Frederick the large was known for conducting wars, including the 7 Years' War, which started the improvement of Prussia as a military-political power in Europe. — Impact on doctrine and Culture: Frederick the large was besides a patron of art and literature, and his kingdom was the workplace of many prominent artists and intellectuals. He has introduced many cultural reforms. These and another actions of Frederick the large allowed him to leave a lasting way in the past of the planet and to make him 1 of the most crucial rulers of his time.

It belonged to the masonry since it was initiated in 1738 in an inn in Brunswick. He approved the existence of freemasonry in Prussia with peculiar patents in 1774. A associate in the works of the ‘Rhenisberg’ lodge. Patron The Scots Rituary of the erstwhile and Recognized.

Frederick the large and “The Royal Art” – Werner Schwartz (Ars Regia nr 15/16, 2006) (pdf)

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