Grub (Schauenstein)

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Grub is a deserted area in the urban area of Schauenstein in the Upper Franconian district of Hof .

Grub is the field name for an extensive area west of the state road St 2195 between Helmbrechts and Volkmannsgrün . In the south, the area forms the border with the Helmbrechts urban area, where the Hilkersreuth and Hoftheile deserts join. As part of the desert around Kleinschwarzenbach project , a map with explanations of the three desert areas was published in 2015. The term grub indicates mining. The settlement has not yet been located in the spacious corridor and is therefore not yet a ground monument. Some authors speak of a front and a rear pit. Fragments were found u. a. Made in 2008 in the direction of Volkmannsgrün west of the forest area, there is a quarry in the forest. In Seehof Palace as the seat of the central conservation authority individual finds are documented.

Grub is mentioned in documents as a settlement in 1386 and 1388. At that time, the Schauenstein rule of the Wolfstriegel family was sold to the burgraves of Nuremberg . This led to a feud between the burgraves and the governors of Weida . In the years 1398 in the fief book of Burgrave Johann and in 1408 Grub was a desert and shared this fate with other small towns in the area, including the Jaythof and Dürrengrün . The "Grueb" desert was sold in 1398 by Burgrave Johann to Friedrich von Guttenberg .

literature

  • Günther von Geldern - Crispendorf : Cultural geography of the Franconian Forest . Halle 1930. p. 280.
  • Annett Haberlah-Pohl: Münchberg - Historical Atlas of Bavaria - Part Franconia, Series 1, Issue 39. Munich 2011. S. 21, 153, 244, 263.
  • Hans Hartmann: Lost places on the middle Selbitz . In: Frankenwald - magazine of the Frankenwaldverein eV , issue 1/1988. P. 4.
  • Matthias Körner: Cooperation - Coexistence - Competition. Power and forms of rule in the Naila area from the Middle Ages to the end of the Old Kingdom . Historical Atlas of Bavaria - The old district of Naila . Inaugural dissertation.
  • Klaus Rauh: Desolations north of Helmbrechts . Helmbrechts 2014. (Unpublished article)
  • Hans Seiffert : Helmbrechts - history of a small town in Upper Franconia . 2nd edition, Helmbrechts 1956. pp. 69, 79.
  • Adam Ziegelhöfer, Gustav Hey : The place names of the former Principality of Bayreuth . In: Archive for the History of Upper Franconia , Volume 27, Issue 1, Bayreuth 1920.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.kula-hof.com/edwin-greim-wustungen-um-kleinschwarzenbach
  2. ↑ Guttenberg-Regesten, Archive for the History of Upper Franconia , Volumes 19 and 20, p. 116.