Kleeberg (Ruhstorf an der Rott)
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Kleeberg
Ruhstorf market on the Rott
Coordinates: 48 ° 26 ′ 49 ″ N , 13 ° 18 ′ 39 ″ E
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| Residents : | 84 (1987) | |
Location of Kleeberg in Bavaria |
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 Kleeberg Castle
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Kleeberg is a district of the market in Ruhstorf an der Rott in the Lower Bavarian district of Passau .
location
Kleeberg is located about two kilometers northwest of Ruhstorf in the Isar-Inn hill country at the intersection of the district roads PA 8 and PA 10.
history
A Hainricus de Malgaozing appears for the first time in a document from 1292. At the beginning of the 14th century, Kleeberg, which was then still called Malgassing , was owned by the Poppenbergers. A castle is mentioned as early as 1420. In 1501 Christoph Lochner sold Kleeberg to Georg von Ruhstorf. Around 1510 it came into the possession of Diepold Auer von Dobl, whose family was able to hold the Hofmark Kleeberg until the beginning of the 17th century.
In 1611 Andreas Georg von Perlaching acquired the shares of his wife Maria Sara Auer's siblings on Treflstain. In 1648, Kleeberg was bought by Georg von Ruhstorf. Kleeberg kept the noble family of Ruhstorf until it died out in 1735. The sister of the last Ruhstorfer was married to a Count Fränking . By marrying their daughter, Maximilian Ferdinand von Tauffkirchen became lord of the court. The Counts of Tauffkirchen remained in possession of the Hofmark, which was assigned to the Griesbach district court, until the 19th century .
The patrimonial court II. Class Kleeberg, which was confirmed on February 20, 1821, emerged as the successor to Hofmark . It was responsible for 75 people behind the scenes , had its seat in Kleeberg and was in the hands of the Counts of Tauffkirchen. The administration was transferred to the court holder of Count Jonner zu Tettenweis . It existed until the patrimonial courts were abolished in 1848.
Politically, Kleeberg belonged to the community of Ruhstorf from 1818.
Attractions
- Kleeberg Castle . The current three-storey hipped roof building was built from 1610. The interior is characterized by stucco ceilings around 1690. The ballroom from 1740, a chapel since 1759, has rococo stucco and frescoes.
- Crypt chapel of Counts Tauffkirchen-Kleeberg on the road from Kleeberg to Ruhstorf
Personalities
- Rudolf Freiherr von Moreau (1910–1939), test and long-distance pilot, son of the owner of Kleeberg Castle , buried in Moreau's grave in Hader
- Johannes Sauter (1891–1945), legal philosopher
- Alois Freiherr Weiß von Starkenfels (1847–1895), heraldist and genealogist , castle and estate owner of Tettenweis and Kleeberg
literature
- Renate Blickle: Griesbach Regional Court . Historical atlas of Bavaria I / IXX, Munich 1970, ISBN 3 7696 9819 3 ( digitized version ).
