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Ascheim is a lost place in the area of ​​today's Heilbronn district of Kirchhausen in northern Baden-Württemberg .

history

In the Codex Laureshamensis on January 26th, 818, the donation of Ringolf and his wife Rutwiz is mentioned, which included a hat , a yard rider and two serfs in ash buckets [marca] . Between 950 and 976 a Count Burchard exchanged his goods in Eisesheim, Böllingen and Aschheim with Bishop Anno von Worms. At about the same time, the register of possessions of the Weißenburg monastery mentions 20 destroyed court riders and a church in connection with Ascheim and Kirchhausen . The destruction probably goes back to the invasion of Hungary in 926.

The place name Ascheim is interpreted as a place near the ash ( mhd . : asca ). Werner Heim located Ascheim directly in Kirchhausen in 1957, and the place could even have sprung up in Kirchhausen. In 1969, during the construction of the A 6 north of Kirchhausen, traces of a Carolingian settlement were found which, according to the findings, only existed for a few generations. The local field names Hinter der Warth and Unter der Warth , which were still in use in the 19th century , also speak for a former settlement.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wirtemberg document book . Volume I, No. 183. Stuttgart 1849, p. 212 f. ( Digitized version , online edition )
  2. ^ Württembergische Geschichtsquellen 2nd volume, Stuttgart, 1895, p. 276 (Weißenburger Quellen).
  3. ↑ Wanner 2003, p. 25.
  4. ↑ Heim 1957, p. 48.

literature

  • Dietrich Weber: The desert in Württemberg . In: Stuttgarter Geographische Studien , Stuttgart 1927. P. 90
  • Günter Beiler: The prehistoric and early historical settlement of the Oberamt Heilbronn . In: XVIII. Publication of the Heilbronn Historical Society, 1937. p. 155
  • Werner Heim : The devastation of the district of Heilbronn . in: Yearbook of the Historisches Verein Heilbronn 22, 1957, p. 48
  • Peter Wanner: Devastation in Heilbronn and the surrounding area. Preliminary report on a research desideratum. In: heilbronnica 2. Contributions to the history of the city , Heilbronn 2003 (sources and research on the history of the city of Heilbronn 15), pp. 9–50.