Kotzenbach (Püchertsreuth)

Kotzenbach municipality of Püchersreuth Coordinates: 49 ° 46 ′ 37 " N , 12 ° 10 ′ 55" E
Height :	431 m above sea level NN
Residents :	25 (May 9, 2011)
Postal code :	92721
Area code :	09602
	Wayside cross in Kotzenbach

Kotzenbach is a district of Püchersreuth in the district of Neustadt an der Waldnaab in the Bavarian administrative district of Upper Palatinate .

Geographical location

Kotzenbach is located on the northern edge of the village of Wurz on the southern slope of the Rötenbühl. 600 m west of Kotzenbach, the Waldnaab flows from north to south. On the southern edge of Kotzenbach, the stream of the same name runs from Walpersreuth. It joins the Waldnaab after 600 m.

The Weiden – Oberkotzau railway runs west of Kotzenbach . The closest train station is Windischeschenbach station , 2.5 km northwest of Kotzenbach.

The federal highway 15 runs 1.2 km east of Kotzenbach and the A 93 runs 1.4 km west of Kotzenbach . Kotzenbach is located 5 km northwest of Püchersreuth, 5 km north of Neustadt an der Waldnaab and 3 km south of Windischeschenbach.

history

Kotzenbach was in the domain of Neuhaus Castle . Neuhaus Castle was built by Landgrave Ulrich I von Leuchtenberg at the end of the 13th century and pledged to the Waldsassen Monastery from 1328. Kotzenbach was mentioned in a sales deed from 1423. The Landgrave Johann and Jorg von Leuchtenberg sold in parts of their property to the monastery Waldsassen . From 1515 the castle and its domain became the property of the Waldsassen monastery.

Kotzenbach belonged to the Neuhaus court from the 15th to the 17th century . Kotzenbach was listed in the Waldsassischen office directory 1560 with 6 teams, 1 brother, 1 hat man and shepherd.

Elector Ottheinrich introduced the Protestant denomination in his principality by decree in 1542 . In the years 1548 to 1571, the rule of the Waldsassen monastery gradually passed into the state sovereignty of the Electorate of the Palatinate. In the context of the reorganization of the church system in the entire Upper Palatinate carried out by Ottheinrich in 1558, Wurz became a parish in the superintendent of Tirschenreuth . The parish of Wurz comprised the villages of Kotzenbach, Pfaffenreuth, Mitteldorf, Rotzendorf, Walpersreuth, Eppenreith, Kahhof, Lamplmühle, Ernsthof, Stinkenbühl, Rotzenmühle, Wurmsgefäll, Geißenreuth. Your pastor was Michael Schiffendecker from Runneburg near Zwickau .

Wurz initially belonged to the Tirschenreuth Regional Court and was reclassified to the Neustadt an der Waldnaab Regional Court in 1857.

During the Counter Reformation , Wurz became Catholic again, Ottheinrich's ecclesiastical division was abolished and the situation before the Reformation was restored. Waldsassen Abbey was returned to the Cistercians in 1669 . The parish of Wurz was now part of the Nabburg deanery .

The official register of 1622 mentioned Kotzenbach with 6 teams and the tax book of 1630 with 4 farms, 1 estate and 1 house. In 1792 Kotzenbach had 5 subjects and in 1796 there were 34 penal residents.

Since 1808, Wurz was a municipality and tax district with the villages of Wurz, Kahhof, Kotzenbach, Lamplmühle and Pfaffenreuth. In 1978 the community of Wurz and its districts were incorporated into the community of Püchersreuth.

Population development in Kotzenbach from 1819

1819-1913
year	Residents	building
1819	37	5
1838	38	5
1871	36	22nd
1885	37	5
1900	39	7th
1913	40	4th

1925-2011
year	Residents	building
1925	28	4th
1950	40	5
1961	29	5
1970	23	k. A.
1987	36	6th
2011	25th	k. A.

Individual evidence

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↑ Kotzenbach at Bavaria Atlas. Retrieved September 20, 2019.
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↑ ^a ^b ^c Historical Atlas of Bavaria: Altbayern Series I, Issue 21: Tirschenreuth, pp. 245, 251, 260, 328, 387
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