Maxlrain

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Maxlrain Castle

Maxlrain is a district of the municipality of Tuntenhausen in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim .

history

Maxlrain was mentioned in a document under the name Mahsminreini in the 9th century as the property of the Freising Bishop . In the 12th century, the lords of Maxlrain are mentioned as the lords of the Beyharting monastery . In 1516 they acquired the imperial rule of Waldeck with the main town of Miesbach . In 1523, Wolf von Maxlrain had the feudal sovereignty of the Freising Bishop transferred to his seat in Maxlrain over his rule of Wallenburg .

In 1734, after the death of the last Maxlrainer, Johann Joseph Maximilian Veit, the Maxlrainer regular property came to the imperial count Max von Rheinstein-Tattenbach . The Counts of Rheinstein-Tattenbach died out in 1821. In 1822, one year after the Hofmark had been transformed into a patrimonial court, the Counts of Arco on Valley inherited the Maxlrain property. In 1848 the court stamps came to an end with an administrative reform in the Kingdom of Bavaria . Before the Second World War, the Counts of Hohenthal acquired the castle and estate as well as the brewery and malt house. Today it is owned by Christina Princess Lobkowicz, b. Countess von Hohenthal und Bergen, who is married to Erich Prinz von Lobkowicz .

Maxlrain Castle

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The original castle, built in the first half of the 9th century, burned down in 1577. Today's castle is an octagonal building with four corner towers and extensions:

  • Main building: Erected 1582–1585
  • Palace chapel: Late Gothic in core, redesigned in 1720 in the Rococo style
  • Farm buildings: 18th century
  • Schlossallee (oaks and linden trees): 18th century

In 1831 the poet Franziska von Hoffnaaß was born at Maxlrain Castle.

Castle brewery

In 1746, Countess Josepha von Lamberg obtained from Elector Maximilian III. Joseph officially given permission to brew brown beer on Maxlrain by proving that the brown brewery justice had been practiced in Maxlrain for more than 100 years. In 1870, the famous eagle hunter Count Maximilian von Arco-Zinneberg Maxlrain acquired for his son Count Ludwig von Arco-Zinneberg , who added the east wing with his first wife, a Countess Schaesberg , and the west wing with his second wife, a Princess Lobkowicz from Bohemia and also rebuilt the brewery at the current location.

The Maxlrain Castle Brewery is now owned by Prince Erich von Lobkowicz. The brewery attaches great importance to quality and has farmers in the surrounding area grow special brewing barley varieties.

In 2012 she was the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection as Germany's Brewery of the Year Award.

Events

  • Annual classic car meeting "ADAC Bavaria Historic", a weekend at the end of May / beginning of June
  • Since 2006: Annual “Medieval Fantasy Spectaculum”, better known as the Maxlrainer Ritterspiele
  • Since 1988: Opernbühne e. V. Bad Aibling / Maxlrain: Every year in July, the opera stage puts on a production. What is special is the cast: the choir consists exclusively of members from the region who enjoy singing. The orchestra members are partly amateur, partly professional musicians. The main voices are occupied by singers who are still at the beginning of their careers. For some, appearing on the opera stage was a stepping stone to well-known stages. The entire organizational team, i.e. stage design and construction, props and costumes, ticket sales, design of the program, social media and catering are volunteer members of the opera stage. In 2018, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "La clemenza die Tito" will be on the program.

literature

  • Franz Andrelang: The imperial county Hohenwaldeck and the Maxlrainer . In the district court of Aibling and the Reichsgrafschaft Hohenwaldeck (= Historical Atlas of Bavaria part of Old Bavaria , row 1, vol. 17). Commission for Bavarian State History, Munich 1967 (At the same time: Munich, university, dissertation, 1966: Power-building forces and forms of rule in the area of ​​the old Bavarian district court of Aibling and the county of Hohenwaldeck )
  • Alexander Langheiter: Miesbach - A cultural guide . Maurus-Verlag, Miesbach 2006, ISBN 3-00-017020-0
  • Erich Prinz von Lobkowicz (Ed.): Maxlrain - Lebendige Tradition . Lutz Garnies, Haar / Munich 2007, ISBN 978-3-926163-45-5

Web links

Commons : Maxlrain  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Bavaria Historic
  2. ↑ Maxlrainer Ritterspiele , accessed October 2013
  3. ↑ http://www.opernbuehne-badaibling.de

Coordinates: 47 ° 54 '  N , 11 ° 59'  E