Reichersdorf (Niederaichbach)
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Reichersdorf
Niederaichbach municipality
Coordinates: 48 ° 35 ′ 32 " N , 12 ° 18 ′ 57" E
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| Postal code : | 84100 | |
| Area code : | 08702 | |
Location of Reichersdorf in Bavaria |
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 The St. Margaretha branch church
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Reichersdorf is a district of the municipality Niederaichbach in the Lower Bavarian district of Landshut .
location
Reichersdorf lies in the valley of the Aichbach about 500 meters south of the outskirts of Niederaichbach.
history
The first written mention of a church in Reichersdorf can be found in the 13th century. The Reichersdorf branch came from the Kirchberg parish to the Niederviehbach monastery in 1590 . In the year of conscription in 1752 Reichersdorf formed a chairman in the Adlkofen office of the Vilsbiburg regional court. Three properties were under the Hofmarksherrschaft Niederaichbach the Counts of Königsfeld .
The year of secularization in Bavaria 1803 meant the end of the Niederviehbach monastery. The Augustinian father from Niederviehbach has now become a beneficiary for Reichersdorf. His requests to turn Reichersdorf into an independent parish were initially unsuccessful. It was not until 1876 that Reichersdorf became an independent branch .
In 1891 a Hutzenthaler donated the fortune for the construction of a retirement home in Reichersdorf. Destitute servants should spend their retirement years there. This facility was responsible for the use of its own agriculture, although it only lasted for one generation. In 1920 the Reichersdorf Expositur received the rank of parish . In 1953 the elementary school was relocated to Niederaichbach. Due to the relocation of the parish seat from Reichersdorf to Niederaichbach, the new parish church St. Josef was built there in 1961. The parish church in Reichersdorf became a branch church again.
Attractions
- Former parish church, now a branch church of St. Margaretha. The Romanesque church was expanded in a westerly direction in 1848 and 1878, the Gothic tower dates from 1471. In the nave, the Gothic ribbed vault was replaced by a flat ceiling, the interior was painted in the Nazarene style in 1878 . The four statues of the patron saint St. Margaretha, the martyrs Barbara, Katharina and Dorothea as well as the pulpit were made in the Pfaffenzeller workshop in Landshut in 1879 . The organ by Ludwig Edenhofer from 1878 could also be preserved. Seven epitaphs also adorn the church, as the church served the Königsfeld noble family as a burial place from 1546 to 1749.
literature
- Georg Schwarz: Vilsbiburg: The origin and development of the forms of rule in the Lower Bavarian region between Isar and Rott . I / XXXVII in the Historical Atlas of Bavaria , Munich 1976, ISBN 3 7696 9898 3 ( digitized version )