Auserbittlbach
The little village (75 inhabitants) is part of the municipality of Lengdorf in the Upper Bavarian district of Erding . It is located on a hill above the Isental , roughly in the middle between Lengdorf and Innerbittlbach .
history
In 758 a nobleman named Haholt from the village of Bittlbach (Poatilinpach) gave his son Arn to the monastery in Isen and thus to the bishop of Freising. Arn became an important church scholar and the first archbishop of Salzburg. He was an advisor to the politically powerful at the time: Duke Tassilo of Bavaria and later Charlemagne .
From the High Middle Ages to the secularization in the early Kingdom of Bavaria , Ausserbittlbach belonged to the Freisingian rule of Burgrain ; in the course of the reorganization of Bavaria ( municipal edict 1818), the place was added to the municipality of Lengdorf and thus to the Erding district office.
From September 18, 1900, Ausserbittlbach had a breakpoint (Bittlbach) on the Thann-Matzbach – Haag railway , which was near Penzing on Westach's municipality. Passenger traffic was discontinued on September 28, 1968 and the tracks were dismantled in 1992.
Filial church of St. Stephen
As early as 1315, a church is mentioned as a branch of Walpertskirchen . Today's church is a late Gothic hall from around 1500 with a polygonal choir closure and an attached sacristy. The roof turret with onion dome and the exterior and interior were redesigned in Baroque style by Hans Kogler in 1686. The interior of the church consists of a 3-bay nave and a polygonally closed 2-bay choir. The picture on the high altar (1765 by Matthias Fackler ) depicting the stoning of St. Stephen was made in 1768 by the Freising court painter Johann Deyrer .
path
To the east of the Isen is the historically noteworthy wasteland Weg with its chapel from 1777. The castle-like noble seat of the von Lanzenberger family was located on the site in the Middle Ages (a tombstone is in the Isen parish and collegiate church of St. Zeno). The only existing picture of the seat is on Apian 's map of Bavaria from 1566.
After the castle was demolished, a church of the Holy Spirit was built on the same site. In 1731 it was dilapidated and replaced by a new building. However, this was again very damaged a few decades later and replaced by today's small chapel building.
literature
- Eugen Press: Under the sign of the horse: a book from the district of Erding . Münchener Zeitungsverlag, Munich 1963.
- Gerald Deckart: Landkreis Erding - Land and people, history, economy, culture. District Office, Erding 1985.
- Georg Brenninger: The churches in the Isen parish association . Catholic Church Administration Isen, Isen 1997.
- Wolfgang Schierl: The chapels of the district of Erding. District Association for Heritage Protection and Monument Preservation, Erding 1991, p. 123/124.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Karl Bürger: From royal Bavarian times to the S-Bahn and airport railways. Railway history using the example of the district of Erding. Pictures - backgrounds - glances . Self-published, Walpertskirchen 2013, ISBN 978-3-00-044232-2 , p. 89, 204 .
Coordinates: 48 ° 15 ' N , 12 ° 2' E