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Leipzig was first mentioned in 1015, when Thietmar von Merseburg reported on an urbs Libzi (city of lime trees; Sorbian lipa - lime tree). With the founding of the city, the two large church buildings emerged - the Thomaskirche and the St. Nikolaikirche. After the administrative reform in 1499, Leipzig was part of the Leipzig district, which included seven others in the electorate. After being elevated to the status of imperial trade fair city in 1497 and extension of the staple right to a radius of 115 kilometers ten years later by the future Emperor Maximilian I, Leipzig became a trade fair city of European standing. In 1913, the fur industry accounted for 40 percent of Leipzig's tax revenue. In 1650, the incoming newspapers appeared six times a week for the first time. This makes it the oldest daily newspaper in the world. The Battle of the Nations near Leipzig took place in 1813 as part of the wars of liberation. As a result of industrialization, but also various incorporations of the suburbs, the population increased rapidly at the end of the 19th century. In 1871 Leipzig became a big city with 100,000 inhabitants. In 1989, the Monday demonstrations that started at the Nikolaikirche helped herald the end of the GDR.

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