Hohenentringen
Hohenentringen Castle is located on the edge of Schönbuch a little east of Ammerbuch - Entringen and west of Tübingen - Hagelloch . Although it is in the area of the municipality of Ammerbuch, it can only be reached on a public road from Hagelloch.
history
The first written name of an Entringer nobleman can be found in the founding deed of Hirsau Monastery from 1075. Noble knights are named here as witnesses, including an Adalbertus de Antringen. They built the castles in Entringen .
The family seat of the Entringer Herren was probably east of the choir of St. Michael in Entring. The castle Graneck was the middle castle, to which the Flurname Central Bürketle points. Only a few remains of the wall have survived. Hohenentringen Castle was built up on the mountain in the 12th century, probably because it was too unsafe down in the village.
Around 1300 the entringer men died out. Then the Ehinger , Hailfinger and Validlinger took over the castle. The coats of arms of twenty owner families are in the inn.
The current castle was built in the 15th and 16th centuries and has been rebuilt several times. In 1417 5 related families lived in the castle. According to legend, on Sundays they went to church with their 100 children in such a stately procession that the first arrived at the village while the last left the castle. This scene was painted by Gunhild von Ow in 1913 and is now hanging in the restaurant.
In 1428 Georg von Ehingen was born in Hohenentringen as one of 19 children of Rudolf von Ehingen and his wife Agnes born. Born von Haimertingen , who went as a knight via Rhodes to the Holy Land and fought against the Turks.
Count Eberhard bought parts of the castle in Entringen in 1468 and gave them to Barbara Gonzaga of Mantua as a wedding gift in 1474 . In 1503 she died in Hohenentringen.
The current mighty building was built in 1720. The two farm buildings at the entrance to the courtyard date from 1724 and 1727.
The educator Christian Heinrich Zeller was born on March 29, 1779 in Hohenentringen.
In 1877 the barons of Ow became the owners of the castle property, who acquired it from Count Wilhelm von Taubenheim , chamberlain to King Karl von Württemberg and brother-in-law of Duke Wilhelm von Urach .
In 1908 Bernhard Rost from Chemnitz published the Hohenentringen songbook in Tübingen .
present
The castle restaurant has been a popular excursion destination for Tübingen students since the second half of the 20th century. The mustbowle was famous.
The castle restaurant has been run by the Bauer family since 1982.
literature
- Eva Prandl: Entringen , published by Entringen elementary and secondary school, 1989.
- Reinhold Bauer et al .: Entringen. Photographs tell from the local history , Schwäbisches Tagblatt, Tübingen 2000, ISBN 3-928011-40-5 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Bernhard Eck: Anniversary: 30 years of Hohenentringen Castle. AHGZ-online (General Hotel and Gastronomy Newspaper) from November 17, 2012.
Coordinates: 48 ° 33 ′ 12 " N , 8 ° 59 ′ 11" E