Buristsorpe

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The submerged village of Buristsorpe , also mentioned as Buristorpe , is today a late medieval desert in the Mecklenburg Lake District in southern Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . First mentioned in 1349, last mentioned in 1453, the village was near Wesenberg , although the exact location of the place is unknown.

Traditional

In 1328 Otto and Ulrich von Dewitz  - the educators and advisers of Heinrich II.  - received "Hus und Dorf Strelitz" as a fief , including a rich field mark , the three villages Buristsorpe , Cavelsbroke (Cobelbrok) and Domjuche (Domjüch) , which later disappeared. as well as the small country Ahrensberghe (Ahrensberg) .

On December 4, 1349 Otto and Ulrich von Dewitz awarded Strelitz the city charter . The city was also awarded the Domjüch , Buristorpe and Cobelbrok field marks .

The last known mention of the village of Buristsorpe comes from the year 1453. It is therefore assumed that the place was desolate long before the Thirty Years' War and was already lost in the feuds of the Brandenburg region .

See also: Strelitz-Alt → Strelitz becomes a city

Place name

The place name is of Slavic origin and represents the coupling of a personal name with appellants . The partial construct "Bur" can be translated into German as "Sturm".

literature

  • Julius Bilek: The Slavic place names of the Neustrelitz district . In: Erwin Kasten, Erich Zimmermann (Hrsg.): Heimatbuch des Kreis Neustrelitz . Neustrelitz 1953, DNB  573718199 , p. 71-80 .

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Trautmann: The Slavic place names of Mecklenburg and Holstein . Berlin 1950.
  2. ↑ Annalize Wagner , E. Lubs: Geschichtliches von Alt-Strelitz In: Council of the city of Neustrelitz (ed.): Neustrelitzer city guide. Binding and drawings by Gerd Gombert . Neustrelitz 1965, p. 6.
  3. ^ Gerlinde Kienitz: Strelitz. The first residential city. In: Museum of the City of Neustrelitz (ed.): Neustrelitz 1733–1983. Neustrelitz 1983, p. 10. → with reference to: Certificate of granting city rights. Neustrelitz City Archives, V US 1.
  4. ↑ "hus unde stadt" Strelitz is documented as early as 1348 as part of the county of Fürstenberg .
  5. ^ Gustav-Adolf Strasen: Alt-Strelitz. In: Home book of the Neustrelitz district. 1953, pp. 114-125.
  6. ^ Mecklenburg farmers lists of the 15th and 16th centuries . Schwerin 1937-1941, pp. 1-2.