Bayreuth district
The Bayreuth circle was under Prussian administration one of six counties in the principality of Bayreuth , based in Bayreuth .
history
The Bayreuth district existed from 1797 to 1806. It was formed from parts of the Bayreuth District Administration and the Creußen District Office . The district authority was called the district directorate. Justice and administration were separated. The sub-authorities were the judicial offices of Bayreuth, Neustadt am Kulm, Pegnitz zu Schnabelwaid and Streitberg and the chamber offices of Bayreuth, Neustadt am Kulm, Pegnitz and Streitberg, the magistrates of Creußen, Neustadt am Kulm and Weidenberg. On November 2, 1806, the French military government in the Principality of Bayreuth replaced the defeated Prussia. With the Paris Treaty of 1810 , the Principality of Bayreuth - and with it the Bayreuth District - came under the Kingdom of Bavaria . The Prussian administrative structures were abolished. They were replaced by the newly created regional courts of Bayreuth , Forchheim , Lauf , Pegnitz and Schnaittach , which were responsible for both administration and justice.
Places in the Bayreuth district
Justice and Chamber Office Bayreuth
The district of the Bayreuth Justice and Chamber Office comprised the former offices of Bayreuth (for the most part), Emtmannsberg , Heinersreuth , Schreez with glassworks and St. Johannis . 1801 included 250 locations:
Justice and Chamber Office Neustadt am Kulm
The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Neustadt am Kulm included the former Oberamt Neustadt am Kulm and the box office Weidenberg . In 1801 a total of 35 locations were included:
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Justice and Chamber Office Pegnitz
The Justice and Chamber Office Pegnitz comprised the former offices of Creußen , Lindenhardt , Pegnitz , Plech and Schnabelwaid . There were 93 places in the district:
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Justice and Chamber Office Streitberg
The Justice and Chamber Office in Streitberg comprised part of the former Streitberg with Thuisbrunn . A total of 20 locations were included:
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literature
- Address manual for the Franconian principalities of Ansbach and Bayreuth . Publishing house of the two orphanages, Ansbach and Bayreuth 1801, p. 239-249 ( digitized version ).