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Market chronicle
1434
Cure prince Friedrich II. and its brother Sigismund bewillgten the city holding a free Markes on one day of each week including a market „on the day before the holy Christian evening " on the today's Altmakrt. This limited privilege referred first to a free meat market. Because this market worked satisfactorily, it was maintained and expanded since other goods.
1471
In calculation of the Bartholomai -, Materni and bridge yard hospital are given away the Striezel or the lugs as gifts of the advice of the city at arms and patients.
1496
The advice of the city lent „the Struzelbreter ", which were put on Handwagen against fee, in order to sell the Striezel or Christian waking.
Around 1500
The market is called „Striezelmontag ", because it takes place on Monday before the celebration. Because of Zuspruchs we move the market later extended from Monday to the Christamas Eve.
1560
The advice documents noted that the governing mayor invited the councilmen after old custom to a lug meal at city costs. Up to the beginning 17. Century received each councilman to Christmas a Striezel. For the year 1617 the separation of this purchase with a Reichstaler is decided, but the designation Striezelgeld remains.
Since 1624
Increasingly complaints of the native manufacturing ones against the competition of the foreign dealers. But the advice of the city considers it more useful, if the Kokurrenz is promoted and the strangers are not rejected. The influx of dealers from many Saxonian localities increases the versatility of the market.
1631
Meissner Töpfer bring along small doll table-ware at low prices as gifts for children on the market.
1698
August the strong one confirms its Niederlagsrechte to the dealers and craftsmen for sale-holding from Saxonia.
1704
Market subscriber lists clarify the large variety of the offer: six Töpfer, eight Pfefferküchler, three gold workers, two glass dealers, three measurer messerschmiede, twenty point dealers, eleven Drechsler, ten Posamentierer, a Strumpfwirkler, twenty-in things dealers, scythe-forge, nine dealers with holzgefässen and eight plumbers.
around 1700
The urban orphanage maintains Strumpfbuden” on the Striezelmarkt “. “Doll work”, ground toy and other Drechselwaren arise. The wood goods dealers and buyers of the country began to offer painted Kinderspielzeug, which they had bought as so-called publishers of the home-worker families in the ore mountains.
around 1800
Beside the Dresden Striezelmarkt ranked to that time of the Nürnberger Christkindelmarkt, the citizen of Berlin Weihnachtsmarkt and the Frankfurt Christkindches market among the bedeutensten fixed markets in Germany.
1853
The painter Ludwig judge sets a monument, who sold “Feuerrüpel” with its woodcut “sellout because of Geschäftsaufgabe” for the children. The small shape of the Pflaumentoffels becomes later the symbol Dresden of the Striezelmarktes.
1910
The sales by children is forbidden on the Striezelmarkt.
1937
In the stable yard, between George gate and Johanneum, a “nostalgic Striezelmarkt” is accomplished, with Saxonian products after historical model. Changing locations - old market, new market, main street, post office place, Johanngeorgenallee, Antonsplatz, stable yard, town hall, theatre place, white lane and Fucikplatz (now Strassburger place) and now again the old market - coin/shape market history.
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