Rathsmannsdorf

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Rathsmannsdorf
Windorf market
Coordinates: 48 ° 39 '34 "  N , 13 ° 14' 50"  E
Height : 419 m above sea level NN
Incorporation : 1st January 1975
Postal code : 94575
Area code : 08546
Rathsmannsdorf (Bavaria)
Rathsmannsdorf

Location of Rathsmannsdorf in Bavaria
The parish church of St. Ulrich
The parish church of St. Ulrich
The side church of St. Ulrich
Rathsmannsdorf Castle

Rathsmannsdorf is a district of the Windorf market in the Lower Bavarian district of Passau . Until 1975 it formed an independent municipality.

location

Rathsmannsdorf is located in the Bavarian Forest four kilometers northeast of Windorf near the federal motorway 3 . State road 2318 and State road 2127 intersect at Rathsmannsdorf.

history

With the County of Windberg, Bishop Manegold Graf von Berg bought the area around Rathsmannsdorf for the Passau bishopric in 1207 . The border with the Duchy of Bavaria was formed here from around the 14th century . The existence of a castle is first reliably attested to around 1400. Around 1420, Georg von Frauenberg from the von Fraunberg family (noble family) took possession of the castle and Hofmark . His son of the same name sold the property to Prince-Bishop Leonhard von Laiming in 1449 . Rathsmannsdorf came under the direct administration of the Hochstift Passau again and became a Hochstiftischen prefecture .

Under the diocese administrator, Duke Ernst of Bavaria , it even became the seat of a high-esteem regional court for some time. This was combined with the Oberhaus regional court in 1592 . With the offices of Hacklberg , Rathsmannsdorf and Tiefenbach -Hörmannsberg, it was enclosed in the north and west by the Bavarian district court Vilshofen .

After the abolition of the Passau bishopric in the secularization of Bavaria , the place became part of the Electorate of Bavaria in 1803 . The castle was sold by the state in the same year and then redesigned several times. The community Rathsmannsdorf was created with the second community edict of 1818. In 1821 the larger western part was separated as the new community Albersdorf, while the smaller eastern part was enlarged to include parts of the communities Otterskirchen and Garham.

As part of the regional reform in Bavaria , the municipality of Rathsmannsdorf came to the Windorf market on January 1, 1975.

Attractions

  • Rathsmannsdorf Castle : The medieval complex of the Counts of Vornbach was converted into a Renaissance castle from 1578 to 1579 on behalf of Prince-Bishop Urban von Trennbach . The four-wing complex with three-storey arcades is dominated by the mighty gate tower. Sold after secularization, a brewery moved in later. The south wing has collapsed, the rest of the building is in disrepair and should already be demolished. In 2014, the plant was taken over by an entrepreneur who made an emergency backup.
  • Rathsmannsdorf death picture archive, a private collection of death pictures
  • Parish Church of St. Ulrich. The parish church of the parish Rathsmannsdorf was built in 1937 by Michael Kurz and has two altar leaves by Berta Hummel .
  • Side church St. Ulrich. The former parish church was built around 1448. Originally Gothic, it was redesigned in Baroque style in 1730 and changed again around 1890. Profaned after the construction of the new parish church, it was repaired and re-consecrated in 1991 on the initiative of the old church of St. Ulrich Rathsmannsdorf.

education and parenting

  • Rathsmannsdorf Kindergarten

societies

  • Rathsmannsdorf mother-child group
  • Rathsmannsdorf horticultural association
  • Catholic Women's Association Rathsmannsdorf
  • SV Rathsmannsdorf
  • EC Rathsmannsdorf
  • VdK local association Rathsmannsdorf
  • Rathsmannsdorf Warrior and Soldier Association
  • Hoibeschwoaba Ronschdoaf eV
  • Rathsmannsdorf hunting association
  • Rathsmannsdorf volunteer fire brigade , founded around 1871
  • Friends of the Old Church of St. Ulrich Rathsmannsdorf, founded on May 15, 1985

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ certificate of registration of Hoibeschwoaba Ronschdoaf eV from Windorf (VR 200555). Retrieved April 30, 2019 .