Rechberg (Klettgau)

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Rechberg is a district of the municipality of Klettgau im Klettgau in the district of Waldshut .

history

Rechberg was named as Rehpergin (Rehberg) in the Rheinauer Kartular as early as 878 . Due to the fact that they have the same name, a relationship with the von Rechberg family is conceivable. Around 1300 it came from the barons of Krenkingen to the Habsburgs. At the beginning of the 14th century it belonged half to the rule of Habsburg and / or to Upper Austria , it is called in the Habsburg Urbar and was part of the Neu-Krenkingen office, which included the villages of Erzingen , Kadelburg , Lauchringen , Riedern am Sand , Weisweil and the Neukrenkingen Castle .

Junker Hannsŭlrich von Tettingen ( Döttingen AG ) sells the village in 1438 to Cŭnrad Felwer, organist in Tiengen. In 1499, during the Swabian War, the Klettgau was plundered and devastated by Austrian troops from Waldshut, Laufenburg and the county of Hauenstein under captain Willibald Pirckheimer . Rechberg wanted to turn to them in 1468 after the confederates were harassed. The villages of Dangstetten , Geißlingen and Grießen are also mentioned .

Cŭnrad Barter, former mayor of Schaffhausen , sold the village to Count Rudolf V. von Sulz in 1517 . In 1633 the place was invaded by the Swedes under Renè du Puy-Montbrun, seigneur de Villefranche et de la Joncherè . Contributions were payable in the coalition wars and in the Seven Years' War . As part of the Schwarzenberg rule , it became the Grand Duchy of Baden . On August 1, 1971, the previously independent municipality of Rechberg was incorporated into the municipality of Klettgau as part of the Baden-Württemberg regional reform .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 505 .

literature

  • Helmut Vocke (ed.): Chronicle of the district of Waldshut. 1957
  • Norbert Nothelfer (ed.): The district of Waldshut. 1979
  • Waldemar Lutz, Hansjörg Noe (Hrsg.): Identifier WT Heimatkunde for the district of Waldshut. Reinhard Caspers (Mithrsg.), 1989, ISBN 3-12-258330-5
  • City of Tiengen (Upper Rhine): The Klettgau. Franz Schmid (Ed.), 1971; (still an authoritative monograph, with contributions by: Ruth Blum , Eugen Fürstos, Richard Gäng , Josef Hirt-Elmer, Josef Isele, Helmut Maurer , Ludwig Mayer, Emil Müller-Ettikon, Heinrich Münz, Helmut Naumann, Alois Nohl, Alfons Peter, Ernst Rüedi, Franz Schmid, Karl Schwarzenberg , Ignatz Stein, Heinz Voellner, Karl Friedrich-Wernet, Hans Jakob Wörner)
  • Wolfgang Schiel (Ed.): The Swiss War , translated from the Latin by Ernst Münch, Military Publishing House of the German Democratic Republic, Berlin 1988 ISBN 978-3-85648-094-3

Coordinates: 47 ° 39 '  N , 8 ° 24'  E