Itzingen

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Itzingen is a deserted area on the district of Neckarwestheim in the Heilbronn district in northern Baden-Württemberg .

geography

Itzingen is located in the Seebronner Valley east of Liebenstein Castle between Neckarwestheim and Ilsfeld . Today there is a tree planted by the municipality of Neckarwestheim on the site of the former location.

history

Itzinger Hof in Kieser's forest inventory book from 1684

Itzingen is located on an old Roman road coming from Besigheim . Presumably it belongs to the original Alemannic settlements in Schozachgau . In 1261 a Dominican monastery was founded in Itzinger Hof , in whose church, consecrated to Saint Vincent , the Lords of Liebenstein had their burial place. In 1287 a convent at Itzingen was mentioned in a deed of donation from an Adelheid von Liebenstein. In contrast to the other desolations in the area, Itzingen also existed after the city was founded in the 13th and 14th centuries and was still shown in the Kieser Forestry Camp Book in 1685 . In 1555 the village received market rights , and in 1751 the town hall was rebuilt. When Liebenstein Castle fell into disrepair, the associated Itzinger Hof, which was sold for demolition in 1807, also deteriorated. The still preserved tomb of Conrad von Liebenstein from 1620 was moved to the castle chapel of Liebenstein Castle . The Itzingen district of 107 acres of land went to the Württemberg court domain chamber in 1846/49.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Neckartal-Anzeiger , No. 9/2010, p. 6
  2. ↑ a b Elisabeth Zipperlen: Liebenstein and the Liebensteiner . In: Ludwigsburg history sheets 18/1966

literature

  • Otto Conrad : Of fields and fields, of forest and vines - of the field names and the origin of the Ilsfeld large marking . In: Ilsfeld in past and present. A home book for Ilsfeld, Auenstein and Schozach . Ilsfeld municipality, Ilsfeld 1989

Coordinates: 49 ° 2 '  N , 9 ° 13'  E