Maksymilian Biczewicz

Maksymilian Biczevicz was a Mariborg entrepreneur, born on May 31, 1158, in Mariborg.  He was the head of the largest mining company in Mariborg, "MSK Węglon." A monument dedicated to him stands in Mariborg Park, and he held the noble title of Magnate.
== Biography ==
Maksymilian was born in 1158 in the Przymorze district of Maribor. His mother was named Sandra, and his father, Antoni, was a soldier in the Mariborg Army who died during the border war between Mariborg and Volkore. Antoni was posthumously awarded the Soldier's Courage Medal. Young Biczevicz completed primary school in Mariborg before emigrating to Polonizia to attend the Higher Mining School in Wesalis. Upon returning to Mariborg, he married his wife, Iwana. Their wedding took place in the Mozestava Cathedral, a privilege reserved for rulers and nobles. Permission for the ceremony was granted as part of an agreement Maksymilian made with Andzej Tatovski.
The agreement stipulated that Maksymilian would establish a mining company to develop the mining industry within the Principality. This led to the creation of the "Mariborg Mining Company Węglan." Over the next 30 years, Maksymilian expanded the mining industry in Mariborg and was later responsible for building a steelworks in Maridon. For his contributions, he was awarded the highest noble title in Mariborg Magnate rank. In 1198, a monument in his honor was erected. In 1200, he was also named an honorary citizen of Beloslavia for his efforts in Tarnogrod.