Černčický from Kácov

The Černčický von Kácov (Czech Černčický z Kácova ) were a Bohemian noble family, which is first recorded at the beginning of the 14th century and is part of the entire Kaunitz house .

history

The Černčický von Kácov were related to the lords of Martinic , Talmberg , Augezdecz, Stosch , Richnowsky von Reichenau and Kaunitz . The first documented family member was Ješek z Černčic , pán na Kácově , who was named in a document of August 18, 1365 as the patron of the church in Býšte .

Vít (Veit) of Černčice was canon of the collegiate chapter of St. Peter and Paul on Vyšehrad . Kácov held his brother Jindřich († 1392) at this time . The guardianship of his underage sons Beneš and Jindřich took over the knight Jan von Skalitz . After they came of age, both brothers shared their paternal inheritance, Beneš received half from Kácov with the fortress, the other half from Jindřich. After the death of the brothers Kácov fell to the sovereign home . On April 10, 1454 King Ladislaus Postumus gave the place to Aleš von Sternberg .

The original seat was Kácov until Ulrich von Kácov, cousin of Vít / Veit von Černčice , took over the rule of Černčice in Eastern Bohemia, which had previously belonged to the extinct Lords of Talmberg. Ulrich chose the place as his seat from 1405 to 1426 and finally held the Rýzmburk Castle . He left his inheritance to his two sons Arnošt and Purkart († after 1444). Arnošt was a staunch opponent of the Hussites , against whom he fought in 1423 in the Battle of Horschitz . In 1466 he took part in state assemblies of the nobles.

His son Jan, who married Magdalena Žehušická z Nestajova, acquired Krčín in 1484 . In 1501 he founded the town of Nové Město nad Metují ( New Town on the Metau ), which he endowed with numerous privileges. On the north-west side of the rectangular market square he built a castle, which was extended to the Nové Město nad Metují castle . He was captain of the Königgrätzer district and in 1527 sold the town and manor Nové Město nad Metují to Vojtěch von Pernstein (1490–1534) . For the proceeds he bought Kunštát, Lysice and Opatovice in Moravia . He probably died in 1529 and was buried in Neustadt.

Jan's son Arnošt came to the Borotín rule through marriage with Elisabeth von Pacov. He died in 1545 and left three sons, only Jan the Elder. Ä. was of legal age. He married Katharina von Kraselov in 1544, kept Střely with her and Loutkov from 1546 to 1548 . In 1548 he also acquired Zruč nad Sázavou ( Srutsch an der Sasau ). After his mother's death, he and his brothers shared the Moravian property they had inherited from their father as well as Borotín, their mother's inheritance. When they sold this property to Jan Hodějovský z Hodějova in 1548 , they only owned lands in Moravia. Later he received Kunštát, which he sold in 1550 and moved to Lysice and Opatovice. Johann died in 1558. He left his daughter Elisabeth and the sons Diwiš , owners of Lysice, Václav , Bernard and Jan Burkart († 1585), who was married to Elisabeth von Kraiger von Kraigk .

Johann and Bernard held Lysice and Chropin for a while , which they later sold. With Bernard, the Černčický von Kácov family probably died out in the male line at the beginning of the 17th century.

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