Office of Hilders

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The office of Hilders (originally: Amt Auersberg ) was an office of the Hochstift Würzburg .

history

The core of the exercise of power in the area was the Auersburg . After the Fulda abbot Bertho IV. And the Würzburg bishop Berthold II. Von Sternberg had reached an agreement to settle a feud about their border area that was fought in 1282, the Auersburg became the property of Würzburg in 1290. As part of the territorialization , the Auersberg office was created from the property belonging to it. After the destruction of Auersburg in 1525 in the Palatinate Peasants' War , the official seat was moved to Hilders. The office was pledged several times in the late Middle Ages. The last pledge was redeemed under Rudolf II von Scherenberg .

The statistics of the Hochstift Würzburg from 1699 name 367 subjects in 5 villages and 5 farms. The following were deducted from the office as annual income for the Hochstift: Appraisal : 65 Reichstaler, excise and ungeld : 256 fl and smoke pound : 373 pound.

After the transition to Electoral Palatinate Bavaria in 1802, the office was canceled and the places assigned to the Hilders Regional Court .

scope

The office included the 5 villages Hilders , Lahrbach , Reulbach , Simmershausen and Wickers . Then there were the five courtyards Brauertshof , Julierhof, drum Rain , Schandenhof , Struthof and the deserted villages Grumbach and Sorg.

The Centgericht also included the Fulda places Batten , Findlos , Seiferts and Thaiden , the Thüngisch-Tannisch-Schenk places Boppenrod , Brand , Melperts and Wüstensachsen , the Steinrück places Reulbach , Umbrastein , Aura and Schwambach .

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