Der reichste Mann von Babylon

Babylon became the wealthiest city of antiquity because its inhabitants valued money and adhered to solid economic principles in creating wealth, saving, and investing for further financial growth. The parables of Bansir, the chariot builder, or the Wall of Babylon, along with many others, convey these still relevant fundamental rules. In a strikingly simple and vivid manner, they illustrate how to manage money wisely, fulfill one’s desires, and achieve the independence and success that others only dream of. These compellingly simple parables breathe life and fascination into the subject of money.

The Richest Man in Babylon was first published in 1926 and has since captivated millions of readers.

George S. Clason's ten entertaining parables about money and wealth from Babylon, the sunken financial center of the ancient world, can easily be applied to modern times and have lost none of their significance.