Raadi

This article covers the village of Raadi in the southern Estonian region of Võru. Raadi is also the name of a district of Tartu that used to be an independent municipality ( Raadi vald ), see Raadi (Tartu) .

Coordinates: 57 ° 46 '  N , 27 ° 18'  E

Raadi​

Estonia

Raadi is a village ( Estonian küla ) in the Estonian rural municipality Võru (until 2017 Vastseliina ) in Võru County ( Werro ).

In Raadi there are the ruins of a prayer house, consecrated in 1808, with a historic jacketed chimney.

The history of the village is closely linked to today's Tartu district of Raadi . The lords of Raadi ( Ratshof ) near Tartu, the Baltic German noble family von Liphard (t), who had owned the area around Vastseliina since 1757, had farmers from the area around Tartu ( Dorpat ) settle in the south to cultivate the good arable land. The area around Vastseliina had become almost deserted by the plague and wars .

literature

• Sabine Bock : Manor houses in Estonia | Mõisad Eestis. A brief overview of the development of their forms and their history. Lühike ülevaade ajaloost ja ehitusvormide arengust. Thomas Helms Verlag Schwerin 2020, ISBN 978-3-944033-29-7 , pp. 86–87, 106 [1]

Individual evidence

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