Niedersüßbach

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Niedersüßbach
community Obersüßbach
Coordinates: 48 ° 36 ′ 5 ″  N , 11 ° 58 ′ 0 ″  E
Height : 452 m above sea level NHN
Residents : 194  (1987)
Niedersüßbach (Bavaria)
Niedersüßbach

Location of Niedersüßbach in Bavaria
The branch church of St. John the Baptist
The branch church of St. John the Baptist

Niedersüßbach is a district of the municipality of Obersüßbach in the Lower Bavarian district of Landshut .

location

Niedersüßbach is located in the Hallertau am Süßbach about one kilometer southeast of Obersüßbach.

history

Barrows near Niedersüßbach from around 1800 to 1200 BC BC indicate the early settlement of the area. In the year 814 a noble abbot Richpald bequeathed 14 Meierhöfe in Sezpah (Ober / Niedersüßbach) to the monastery of St. Emmeram in Regensburg . From around 1060 to 1615 the Kärgel family was dominant in Süssbach and Furth . In 1599 there were two whole, three half and four quarter courtyards in the Hofmark Niedersüßbach. The successors to the Kärgl were the Gumppenberg . When the heiress Maria Johanna von Gumppenberg married Johann Wilhelm von Lerchenfeld, the property came into the hands of Lerchenfeld in 1686 . They were followed in 1793 by the Barons von Wadenspann and then the Barons von Hornstein .

The Hornstein estate of Niedersüßbach, which had had a manorial court since 1818, was granted permission on April 13, 1821 to set up a 2nd class patrimonial court on Niedersüßbach. Niedersüßbach, although part of the Obersüßbach community, initially belonged to the Mallersdorf-Pfaffenberg district court when the community was formed , but on February 28, 1823, Abraham and Girstham were assigned to the Moosburg district court .

Attractions

  • Filial church of St. John the Baptist . The small church is a medieval complex with a Gothic tower, late Gothic vaulted choir and a baroque nave, the masonry of which is often still Romanesque. The church clock was removed around 1920. Inside there is a late Gothic wooden figure of St. Florian around 1530 from the school of Hans Leinberger .

societies

  • Niedersüßbach volunteer fire brigade

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