Folcholtsbaar
The Folcholtsbaar (also Folcholtspara ) was a medieval district in what is now Baden-Württemberg .
The name Folcholtsbaar derives from one of their former rulers Folcholt from whose name also in today Ehinger district Volkersheim ( Folkotsheim received). Only a document from the year 805 mentions this Baar.
The following places are clearly assigned to the Folcholtsbaar in this document:
- Heidcauwe ( Haidgau )
- Antarmarhingas ( Emerkingen )
This document does not clearly explain whether the following places named as well (several of which also occur in other districts) belonged to Folcholtsbaar. This prevents the boundaries of this district from being clearly set:
- Marahtale ( Obermarchtal and Untermarchtal )
- a church in Pussone ( buses )
- a church ad See ( Seekirch am Federsee )
- Goods in Heistilingauwe ( Haisterkirch (Bad Waldsee) )
- Wangas ( Mengen (Bad Waldsee) )
- Hohdorf ( Hochdorf (Bad Waldsee) )
- Villare ( hamlet (Bad Waldsee) )
- Dhahdorf (presumably Datthausen )
- Meringas ( Möhringen (Unlingen) see Eritgau )
- Taugindorf ( Daugendorf (Riedlingen) see Eritgau)
- Cruaningum ( Grüningen see Eritgau)
- Asinheim (presumably Ensenheim. Lost place near Unlingen see Eritgau)
- Wahhingas (Oberwachingen or Unterwachingen near Riedlingen see Eritgau )
- Sembingwanc (prescribed? Probably Binzwangen (Ertingen) near Riedlingen see Eritgau)
- Stiviloheim (unknown)
- Erfstetim ( Erbstetten (Ehingen) )
- superior Wilzinga et inferior ( Ober and Unter-Wilzingen, see Eritgau)
In a document from the year 817, the following places appear grouped together with the undoubted Folcholtsbaarorten Emerkingen and Heidgau, but without a special dormer mark:
- in villis Essindorf ( Essendorf Alb-Donau district )
- unum villarem qui dicitur Perahtramni (unknown)
- ad Fedarhaun (a name that was probably preserved in Henauhof am Federsee )
- Heidcavve (unknown)
- Antimarchingun (unknown)
- Wahingun (unknown)
- Marahtale ( Obermarchtal or Untermarchtal )
- Erfstetim ( Erbstetten (Ehingen) )
- Chrezzingun ( Grötzingen (Allmendingen) )
- Muliheim ( Mühlheim (Ehingen) )
- Wilzingis Polstetim (unknown; probably not Bolstern )
Counts
The Counts of Veringen were the Counts of the Folcholtsbaar in the 10th - 12th centuries.
literature
- Michel Borgolte: History of the counties of Alemannia in Frankish times, 1984.
- Sebastian Locher : Regesta on the history of the Counts of Veringen. 1872.
- Christoph Friedrich Stälin: Wirtembergische history. 1841, volume I, page 294f. [1]
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sebastian Locher : Regesten on the history of the counts of Veringen. Sigmaringen 1872, page 4f.